WORTHING GOLF CLUB, with its two 18 hole courses, occupies a commanding position on the slopes of the Downs, immediately below the site of the Roman Fort at Cissbury Ring. Of all the Downland Links Courses, Worthing Lower Course is the most interesting and the best test of play. The course as a whole is excellent, but is lifted beyond its peers by the magnificent series of holes coming before the turn, in a picturesque valley known as Deep Bottom, under the shoulder of Cissbury Ring.

The Upper Course provides an interesting contrast to the Lower (Championship) Course. With a total length of 5211 yards against the 6505 yards of the Lower, it is a much less exacting test for the handicap player. However, its smaller scale allows fewer margins for error, requiring greater accuracy. Its high position brings the weather into play, thus providing additional challenges.

Both courses command breathtaking views of the Channel. The finest ones are provided by the holes around the turn on the Upper Course, leading up to Cissbury Ring. They offer you a panoramic view of the whole stretch of the Channel from Beachy Head to the Isle of Wight.