Cuddington Golf Course
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Cuddington Golf Course
Image: © Marathon Taken: 16 Apr 2014
Cuddington Golf Course is an 18 hole course, designed in 1929. Deriving its name from Cuddington, a village which disappeared during the reign of Henry VIII, this golf course lies in a shallow dry valley on the chalk. It has an irregular shape due to enclaves of housing and is in a very exclusive area. Much the larger part is to the south of Cuddington Way but this is the small part to the north of Cuddington Way.
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Image Location
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51.340812
Longitude
-0.223166