Royal Eastbourne Golf Club

About the club

In 1904, during the presidency of Spencer Compton Cavendish, the 8th Duke of Devonshire, the current Clubhouse was erected. Although it still exhibits many of the original features, it has been extensively modernised over the years and now provides two bars and a large multi-purpose room overlooking the courses.The Millennium Lounge, built in 1999, is a wonderful place to have a meal or relax after your round. Being the most flexible room in the Clubhouse, it can be a lounge, part lounge / part dining area or a dining area with the option of a mobile dance floor.The Spike Bar, with a wide selection of beers, wines and non-alcoholic beverages is the perfect place to meet after a round to dissect play or to catch up with fellow golfers. Snacks are served all day and there is also Sky TV for all major sporting events. Situated just outside the Spike Bar, our compact patio is a suntrap whilst being well protected from any prevailing breezes.The Duke's Room is named after our President and it serves as a multi-purpose function room. Situated opposite the main bar and adjacent to the Millennium Lounge and the dining area, the room can accommodate 20 to 30 persons for an intimate dinner, or it can be laid out in various bespoke formats for seminars, meetings, or a quiet lounge.The Captains' Room is a character room situated in the top floor. The walls are adorned with photographs of all the past Club Captains from 1887, and the honours boards of some of the more prestigious scratch events. The room has a full sized snooker table and is also ideal for private meetings and seminars.