The Drift Golf Club

The Drift Golf Club: a corporate day from London

From the office to The Drift Golf Club for a company golf day. From Mayfair it is around 52 minutes and 35.2 miles by way of the A4 and M4; from the City around an hour. Function rooms overlook the course and woodland and host weddings, meetings and celebrations. The Drift was created in East Horsley in 1975 by the Major winner Sir Henry Cotton and the architect Robert Sandow.

How the day runs

Cars pick up from the office door or each guest's address, timed for the first tee. Each car can be a saloon for two or a people-carrier for four with bags. Cars stay at the club for the day and leave when the last group is ready. Getting back to Mayfair takes around 52 minutes in clear traffic.

  • Mayfair, London to The Drift Golf Club52 min, 35.2 miles, in clear traffic
  • The Drift Golf Club to Mayfair, London52 min, 35.3 miles, in clear traffic

Times are for clear roads. Allow longer on event days and at peak hours.

Worth knowing

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Questions

Drive time from the City to The Drift Golf Club?

Around an hour, 38.0 miles, on clear roads; from Mayfair around 52 minutes.

Do the cars wait for the dinner?

Yes. They stay through the meal or prize-giving and leave when you are ready.

Does the club host society or company days?

The Drift Golf Club lists society days, corporate golf days and visitor tee times on its own website; book the golf with the club.

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  • 60 min

    of waiting after landing on every airport collection, without charge.

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    is added after the quote unless you ask for more on the day. Airport fees, parking and tolls are in it.

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    before collection, cancel or move the journey at no cost.

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    refunded if we ever cancel a journey, however late the notice.

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