... -BY MEL The course of the Seaford Golf Club at Blatchington is a typical downland one, laid out on a wide plateau about a mile and a half inland from Seaford railway station and town. In one respect only does Seaford not conform to the true downland type. The majority of courses on the Downs are unable to avoid a proportion of scrambling holes up and down hill, but at Blatchington there is ...

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... BROXBOURNE GOLF CLUB- -BY MEL One of the great attractions of this Hertfordshire course is that it is so adjacent to the railway station, and one can be on the first tee within half an hour of leaving Liverpool Street. The course, which has a length of 6370 yards, with a bogey of 78, is quite up to modern standards. In actual play it appears -many yards longer, arising from the conformation ...