W. Herbert Fowler
There are 4 golf courses in the UK designed by W. Herbert Fowler.
W. Herbert Fowler (1854-1941) was an English golf course architect known for his philosophy of integrating courses naturally into the landscape, often using existing contours and hazards. Starting his architectural career later in life, he designed strategic and challenging layouts that felt inherently part of their environment. His notable works include Walton Heath, The Berkshire (Red and Blue courses), Saunton (East), and Wentworth (West), leaving a significant mark on golf course design in the early 20th century by emphasizing natural beauty and strategic play.
Courses by W. Herbert Fowler
Bradford Golf Club (18-Hole Course)
Designed by W. Herbert Fowler and opened in 1899, Bradford Golf Club (18-Hole Course) offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6303 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 70.9 and slope rating of 127.
Bull Bay Golf Club
Designed by W. Herbert Fowler and opened in 1913, Bull Bay Golf Club offers a par 70 layout.
Cooden Beach Golf Club
Designed by W. Herbert Fowler and opened in 1912, Cooden Beach Golf Club offers a par 72 layout stretching to 6504 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 71.5 and slope rating of 124.
West Surrey Golf Club
Designed by W. Herbert Fowler and opened in 1910, West Surrey Golf Club offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6482 yards from the white tee, which has a course rating of 71.8 and slope rating of 128.
