Alf Padgham
There are 2 golf courses in the UK designed by Alf Padgham.
Alf Padgham is primarily known as a renowned English professional golfer, not a golf course architect. He famously won the Open Championship in 1936 at Royal Liverpool Golf Club, overcoming strong competition including Harry Vardon and J.H. Taylor. Padgham had a successful playing career through the 1930s and was a Ryder Cup player for Great Britain. While many professional golfers have later designed courses, Padgham's legacy is firmly rooted in his achievements as a competitive player.
Courses by Alf Padgham
Enville Golf Club (Highgate)
Designed by Alf Padgham and opened in 1935, Enville Golf Club (Highgate) offers a par 72 layout stretching to 6703 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 73.7 and slope rating of 137.
Enville Golf Club (Lodge)
Designed by Alf Padgham and opened in 1983, Enville Golf Club (Lodge) offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6472 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 72.2 and slope rating of 138.
