This timeless and unspoiled corner of Britain where the Jutish Meon Wara tribe settled in the 3rd century AD, would offer to the Golfing World a course set high on the undulating uplands of Corhampton Down, with a backcloth Eastwards and to the North, to the once Roman-occupied hilltops overlooking the lovely Meon River valley. Views Westwards are long panoramas which descend over the crowned tops of many separate woodlands, towards the Solent, the Isle of Wight and the New Forest. All over the World, Golf Courses preserve the beauty of the countryside into which they are constructed, there is only one positive way by which you, the reader will fully acknowledge the picturesque landscape which the Author can not portray -- come and play golf at Corhampton. There are Inns in the valley Villages which cater for visitors, with accommodation and escellent [sic] cuisine. Overseas readers will be furnished local Hostelry addresses upon request. Equidistant from: Winchester, Southampton, Fareham, Portsmouth, Horndean, Petersfield and Alton on the outer ring there are also smaller place-names nearer to the course such as: Cheriton, Bramdean, East and West Meon, Warnford, Exton, Meonstoke, Droxford, Soberton, Swanmore, Wickham, Wickham Chase, Bishops Waltham and Upham, Corhampton was redesigned into an eighteen holed course in 1975, in the same year a new purpose-built Clubhouse with full catering services and an extremely well stocked Professional's Shop replaced an aged but much loved Hut.

Now! let us have a brief glimpse round the course so that the prospective player is enabled to visualise the scene.