Sunningdale 2026

Sunningdale 2026

Classic design, endless sunshine, countryside views, and a few celebrity sightings thrown in for good measure — Sunningdale delivered a truly bucket-list day from start to finish.

Course Highlights

Sunningdale needs no introduction. A genuine icon of English golf, the course offers classic heathland design, stunning countryside views, and the kind of pedigree that makes simply teeing it up here feel like an occasion. For many of our golfers — and indeed for some of the Golf Pairs team — this was a first visit, and one that absolutely lived up to the hype. The course was in immaculate condition, and the whole day had that special feel that only a venue of this calibre can deliver.

Weather Conditions

Hot, hot, and hot. The sunshine showed up in full force, with proper summer warmth across the morning, before a slight breeze and a few clouds rolled in during the afternoon to take the edge off. Beautiful conditions overall — the kind of day where bucket lists get well and truly ticked.

Memorable Moments

The day delivered moments to remember on every front. From the endless food supply — buffet breakfast, a three-course carvery, halfway house refreshments, and afternoon light bites — to the friendly and efficient staff who somehow made it feel like we had the place to ourselves, despite three big events running on the same day. A genuinely well-oiled machine, and a reminder of why Sunningdale's reputation extends well beyond the golf itself.

And then there were the celebrity sightings. Sam Torrance and Jamie Redknapp both made an appearance during the day, and some of our guests were lucky enough to have a chat — exactly the kind of "you'll never guess who I bumped into" moment that this venue specialises in.

Tournament Highlights

With two full fields playing AM and PM, the day produced a packed leaderboard and plenty of stories on both sides of the draw. Strong scoring across the board, and a combined overall leaderboard that brought the best of both halves of the day together.

AM Results

Winning Pair — J. Martin & D. Booth Runners-Up — W. Harrop & J. Booth

Special prizes from the morning round:

  • Men's Longest Drive (10th) — Mark Weston
  • Ladies' Longest Drive (10th) — Jo Booth
  • Nearest the Pin — Luke Smith

PM Results

Winning Pair — W. Day & L. Nut Runners-Up — J. Ashcroft & M. Weston

Special prizes from the afternoon round:

  • Men's Longest Drive (13th) — Luke Wyatt
  • Nearest the Pin — Nick Saker

Overall Leaderboard

When the AM and PM scores were combined, the overall standings looked like this:

  • 1st — William Day & Laurence Nut
  • 2nd — Jack Ashcroft & Mark Weston
  • 3rd — Nick Saker & Chris Ketchell
  • 4th — James Martin & David Booth

Huge congratulations to William Day and Laurence Nut on taking the overall top spot — a brilliant day's golf at one of the world's most famous courses, and a result that will be remembered for a long time.

A massive well played to Jack Ashcroft and Mark Weston in 2nd, Nick Saker and Chris Ketchell in 3rd, and James Martin and David Booth in 4th — strong performances all round on a course that gives nothing away easily.

A truly unforgettable day at a venue that absolutely lives up to its reputation. Thanks to everyone who joined us, to Sunningdale for hosting us so superbly, and huge congratulations once again to William and Laurence on their win. One for the tales to tell for many years to come — and we can't wait to come back.

Leaderboard can be found here.

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