Royal Cromer Golf Club
What you’re in for.
Royal Cromer is a clifftop course high above the Overstrand cliffs, first opened in 1888.
The idea for the Curtis Cup was conceived here during the 1905 Ladies' Amateur Championship.
THE COURSE
The par-4 6th, Cliff Hanger, is the hardest hole at 453 yards with the North Sea in full view.
GETTING ON, AND THE RULES
GETTING A GAME AS A NON-MEMBER
- A booked visitor tee time, weekdays.
- As a member's guest.
AT THE CLUB
How much is it to play Royal Cromer with a member?
As a member's guest at Royal Cromer Golf Club, the member's guest rate is around £40 a round, compared with the £125 visitor green fee, a saving of about 68%. A member signs you in and plays the round with you, and it is paid at the club on the day. Connect with a Royal Cromer member through Hosted Rounds and they host you.
How Hosted Rounds works
The way to play Royal Cromer at the member’s guest rate is to be signed in by a member. Hosted Rounds is the members’ network that connects you with one.
Playing Royal Cromer as a guest
How do I play Royal Cromer Golf Club as a guest?+
Royal Cromer Golf Club is a private members' club, so the surest way to play it is as a member's guest. Hosted Rounds is a UK members' network built for exactly that: join, connect with a Royal Cromer member, and they sign you in as their guest, usually at the club's own member's-guest rate rather than the full visitor fee.
How much is it to play Royal Cromer Golf Club with a member?+
Played as a member's guest at Royal Cromer, the rate is about £40 a round, versus the £125 visitor green fee. Your host signs you in and it is paid at the club on the day.
Can you play Royal Cromer Golf Club without being a member?+
Yes. Royal Cromer allows visitor play (tee reserved for members until 9.30am on weekdays and 10.30am at weekends and bank holidays; visitors play after those times). You can also play as a member's guest, signed in by a member at the club's guest rate.
Where is Royal Cromer Golf Club?+
Royal Cromer Golf Club is in Norfolk (NR27 0JH), in the East of England.