Independent panels continue to see Harry Colt’s Surrey design edging upward, but the story varies a little according to the lens each publication uses. Below is a snapshot of where Tandridge appears in the most recent national lists released over the past twelve months.
Current positions
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Golf World / Today’s Golfer – Top 100 Parkland (GB&I): No. 13
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Golf World / Today’s Golfer – Top 100 Inland (GB&I): No. 52
- Golf World/Today's Golfer - Top 100 England: No 68
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National Club Golfer – NCG Top 100s: England: No. 71
While the exact rank moves around, the overall direction has been upward for several review cycles. Golf World’s inland list, for instance, has promoted Tandridge ten places in the past three years, crediting recent bunker and woodland work for “sharpening Colt’s original strategy.” National Club Golfer’s panel placed the course just inside its top seventy this spring, noting that it now compares favourably with higher-profile heathland neighbours.
Reviewer comments provide useful colour alongside the raw numbers. Top100GolfCourses describe the experience as “as pretty as a picture, with long views across the North Downs and heather-framed par-3s.” top100golfcourses.com Golf Monthly’s April 2025 panel report concludes that the restoration “now sits among the very best inland layouts in the south-east… and is invariably in impeccable condition.” Golf Monthly
Taken together, the rankings place Tandridge comfortably in the national conversation for classic inland golf and—thanks to Golf World’s parkland list—inside the top tier for tree-lined courses specifically. The club’s renovation programme appears to be resonating with a broad range of rating panels, suggesting that further incremental progress is possible as the updated features mature.