Charles Hutchings
There are 4 golf courses in the UK designed by Charles Hutchings.
Charles Hutchings (1860-1920) was an English amateur golfer renowned for winning The Open Championship in 1902 at age 41, making him the event's oldest champion. While celebrated primarily for his playing prowess, Hutchings also contributed to golf course design. He was involved in the layout and redesign of several notable courses, most famously providing input and design work at Royal Liverpool Golf Club (Hoylake) and West Lancashire Golf Club, leveraging his deep understanding of strategic golf.
Courses by Charles Hutchings
Prince's Golf Club (Dunes - Himalayas)
Designed by Charles Hutchings and opened in 1907, Prince's Golf Club (Dunes - Himalayas) offers a par 72 layout stretching to 7245 yards from the blue tee, which has a course rating of 75.2 and slope rating of 136.
Prince's Golf Club (Himalayas / Shore)
Designed by Charles Hutchings and opened in 1906, Prince's Golf Club (Himalayas / Shore) offers a par 71 layout stretching to 7354 yards from the blue tee, which has a course rating of 75.2 and slope rating of 133.
Princes Golf Club (Old)
Designed by Charles Hutchings and opened in 1907, Princes Golf Club (Old) offers a par 108 layout stretching to 5400 yards from the white tee.
Princes Golf Club (Shore / Dunes)
Designed by Charles Hutchings and opened in 1906, Princes Golf Club (Shore / Dunes) offers a par 72 layout stretching to 7277 yards from the blue tee, which has a course rating of 74.8 and slope rating of 128.
