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St George’s Golf Club, Weybridge.
In 1929, to attract new members, the St George’s Golf Club opened a second eighteen course designed by Harry Colt called the “New” it measured 5,246 yards and had a bogey 71.
Following WW2 the course was reduced to nine-holes, this was due to lack of funds and a reduction in membership numbers.
The nine-holes were reconfigured in 1987 and renamed the “Green Nine.”
Above is an overlay of the “New” course. Image courtesy of Tim Lobb, golf course architect, at http://www.tpl.eu.com/ and the St George’s Golf Club.
The above map shows the location of the former “New” eighteen-hole course. © Crown Copyright {1936}
The arrow pinpoints the location of the former eighteen-hole new course.