Our Club
Singing Hills is a proprietary club providing 27 holes in three loops of 9 holes, allowing golfers to play any combination and providing a true test for all abilities. Our Parkland course near Brighton, nestles in beautiful surroundings just at the foot of the South Downs National Park. Despite the reference to “Hills” in its name, the fairways provide a gently undulating walk.
Restaurant
Our restaurant with views of the finishing holes on the River & Valley courses is open to the general public from 7.30am for breakfast, lunch and afternoon snacks. Our aim is to provide you with a wide range of cuisine, including our famous Sunday Carvery, in just the right atmosphere for informal or formal dining.
Golf Shop
Singing Hills is quickly establishing itself as one of the best retail outlets in Sussex, with a wide choice, great service and amazing prices. It’s definitely worth visiting us whenever you are in the area for all the latest products and to check out our special offers. In addition we offer a free, no obligation Custom Fit Service.
Driving Range
Our floodlit, covered Driving Range is the closest to Brighton, approximately 6 minutes from the outskirts and open to the public. Our range is finished to a high standard including flex mats and Srixon 2 piece balls. Range balls are available from £3 for 50 balls. Click to see our price list and opening times.
Our location
Within one of Southern England's most beautiful locations we are centrally located between Brighton, Burgess Hill and Henfield, on the border between East Sussex and West Sussex, just outside of the South Downs National Park. Our sign posted entrance is located to the north of the B2117 approximately half way between the B2118, A23 north bound junction for Hurstpierpoint and the thatched roofed Ginger Fox Pub (formerly Shaves Hatch) junction with the A281. Postal Code BN6 9EB. The nearest local railway stations are Hassocks 3 miles and Burgess Hill 5 miles, with Brighton 7 miles and Haywards Heath 7 miles providing more frequent services.
