Came Down Golf Club

Rolling fairways stretch across 140 acres of Dorset downland, offering some of the finest coastal golf in the South West. Came Down sits on elevated ground above Weymouth, with the English Channel providing a dramatic backdrop to most holes. The course challenges golfers with its undulating terrain and wind that can shift direction without warning - exactly what you'd expect from a links-style layout.

Membership here isn't cheap, but visitors are welcome and the greens fees reflect the quality on offer. The 18-hole championship course demands accuracy over distance, with several holes where local knowledge proves invaluable. That par-3 8th hole, played across a valley, looks deceptively simple until the wind picks up.

Families staying at nearby Haven parks like Weymouth Bay or Seaview will find this a proper treat for golfers in the group, though it's definitely not a pitch-and-putt affair - expect a four-hour round. The clubhouse does decent food and the views from the 19th hole are worth the membership fee alone. Book ahead during summer months when Weymouth draws its biggest crowds. Those based at Warmwell Holiday Park will appreciate the short drive over, making this an excellent addition to a Dorset holiday for anyone who takes their golf seriously.