Welcoming Golf Societies, Groups and Visitors All Year Round at Came Down Golf Club, Dorset
Designed to challenge players of all skill levels, our 18-hole downland chalk course offers a perfect blend of strategic layout and breathtaking vistas (just don’t get too distracted)! With its undulating fairways and tricky greens, each round promises an exciting experience for both seasoned golfers and novices alike. Due to excellent maintenance by our greenkeepers and a top-quality drainage system, we are open to visitors and members all year round, come rain or shine!
When visiting Came Down for a round or two, why not also take the opportunity to explore the local area? Read on to discover more about our golf society packages and how you can make the most of your visit.
Golf Societies and Groups
Keen to try a new course with your golf society? Looking for a fun away day for your team? Or perhaps you want to organise a corporate golf and networking event?
We welcome societies and corporate groups of 12 or more, all year round.
We pride ourselves on our warm, inviting and inclusive community. Our friendly staff and PGA professionals are on hand to assist you throughout your visit.
Our society and group packages are as follows:
1st November to 31st March:
18 holes, coffee and bacon roll - £40 pp
18 holes, coffee and bacon roll & 1 Course meal - £50 pp
1st April to 31st October:
18 holes - £52 pp
18 holes, coffee and bacon roll - £55 pp
18 holes, coffee and bacon roll & 1 Course meal - £65 pp
With meticulous attention to detail, we can also create a bespoke day tailored to your requirements, including arranging golf lessons and prizes. We can also organise longest drive and nearest the pin markers should you wish.
We have an on-site pro shop with a comprehensive range of equipment and if you’re looking for a more leisurely experience, we have seven buggies available to hire. We advise that these are booked well in advance.
Open Competitions
If you’re the competitive type, we host a variety of popular open competitions throughout the year, including a Mixed Open, a Junior Open and a Gents Seniors Team Open.
Cosy Clubhouse with Stunning Views
After a rewarding day on the course, golfers can unwind in the warmth of the clubhouse, which boasts panoramic views of Dorchester and the surrounding countryside. Whether enjoying a hearty meal made from locally sourced ingredients or simply relaxing with a drink, the clubhouse provides a welcoming atmosphere to socialise and share tales of the day's play. As well as daily specials, we also have our regular clubhouse menu.
For the History Buffs
The nearby county town of Dorchester has a rich history. Its origins can be traced to the Iron Age, with evidence of settlement found in the form of earthworks and artifacts. However, it was during the Roman occupation that Dorchester truly flourished, known then as Durnovaria. The Romans left their mark in the form of intricate mosaics, remnants of walls and an amphitheatre, Maumbury Rings, which today stand as testament to their enduring influence.
Local Attractions
Maiden Castle, Dorchester: discover one of the largest and most complex Iron Age hillforts in Europe, offering insight into ancient history and beautiful rural views.
Hardy's Cottage, Dorchester: visitors can explore the childhood home and gardens of famous Dorset author, Thomas Hardy to learn about his life and literary inspirations.
Athelhampton House and Gardens, near Dorchester: visitors can tour the manor house to learn more about its fascinating history and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the beautifully landscaped gardens.
Dorset Museum, Dorchester: travel back in time through Dorset's rich history, featuring archaeological finds, natural history exhibits and art collections.
Tutankhamun Exhibition, Dorchester: the first exhibition outside Egypt to feature an exact anatomical recreation of Tutankhamun’s mummy. Gain an insight into ancient Egyptian culture and history by exploring replicas and artifacts.
Nothe Fort, Weymouth: take part in history tours and explore underground tunnels. In warmer months and school holidays, the fort hosts events and shows.
Hit the Beach
Weymouth and Portland: aside from the popular golden sands of Weymouth Bay, there are plenty of smaller beaches and coves to discover in the area, including Castle Cove, Smallmouth at Ferrybridge and Church Ope Cove on Portland.
Bowleaze Cove: escape the hustle and bustle of Weymouth Beach by heading further along the bay to this beach. With multiple cafés, shops selling beach equipment and ice-cream, fun fair rides and a holiday park with a spa, it’s a fun spot to visit with the whole family.
Ringstead Bay: this quieter beach offers stunning views of the Jurassic Coast and is ideal for swimming, picnicking and a coastal walk.
If you’re planning a memorable golf break in Dorset this year, check out our previous blog which covers picturesque countryside walks, stunning beaches, fun attractions, local pubs, restaurants and bars near Came Down.
For more information on booking a society day please contact us on 01305 813494 or enquire via our website. Book a visitor tee time or discover more about our memberships and Academy run by PGA pros.
We look forward to welcoming you to Came Down!
