The shape of the land
Watch how each hole sits within the slopes. Before choosing a club, consider what the ground asks of the shot as well as the distance.
TUESDAY 6 OCTOBER 2026
VIP golf day at
St George’s Hill
Hosted by Cloudflare & Computacenter
ARRIVAL9:00am
Breakfast in our private room
FIRST TEE11:00am
18 holes of championship golf
01
A PERSONAL WELCOME
WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU
Good company.
A remarkable course.
Join Cloudflare and Computacenter at St George’s Hill for a hosted championship golf day that brings digital-first conversations alive across AI, resilience and secure transformation.
Thank you for joining us. We’re looking forward to spending the day together, sharing perspectives and enjoying a round in a setting that invites a different pace of conversation.
Mark JenkinsCloudflare
Nick JonesComputacenter
02 / YOUR DAY
The order of the day.
- Your collectionINDIVIDUAL TIMES
A chauffeured start
Your collection details are shared privately. Driver notifications and live tracking will follow from the chauffeur provider.
- 9:00am
Breakfast & a warm welcome
Join us in our private room for coffee and breakfast. Settle in and meet your hosts.
- From 9:15am
Host welcome & a private course briefing
Mark and Nick welcome guests and introduce the day, followed by an expert briefing from our Top 100 course historian and architect. Explore St George’s Hill’s heritage, Harry Colt’s design principles and the qualities that distinguish a world-class golf course.
- Before play
Time to warm up
Enjoy the practice facilities before your tee time. A chauffeur shuttle will run between the clubhouse and driving range.
- From 11:00am
18 holes of championship golf
Three groups, an exceptional course and time for conversation. Refreshments are provided throughout the round and at the halfway house.
View your group - From 3:30pm
Drinks on the terrace
Drinks and snacks await as the groups return. Take a moment to unwind and compare the stories from your round.
- After golf
Private dining & the honours
Continue the conversation over a private meal, followed by the competition results, prize giving and farewell.
- Your departure
A comfortable journey home
Your departure time for the journey home will be coordinated on the day.
03 / THE COURSE
A Harry Colt masterpiece
Some courses make an impression before you strike a ball.
The story of St George’s Hill
When W. G. Tarrant acquired the estate in 1911, he entrusted Harry Colt with its golf course. It opened on 2 October 1913. Today, three loops of nine wind through heathland, with fairways following the natural contours and the clubhouse surveying the course from its highest point.
Colt mapped out the holes through woodland before the trees were cleared. Much of his original routing endures, giving the course a sense of belonging to the landscape.
Explore the club’s history (opens in a new tab)BEFORE YOU TEE OFF
See the course through the eyes of Top 100 courses global ranking lead.
Before play, join our Top 100 course historian and architect for a private introduction to St George’s Hill.
Inside the course briefing
Discover the club’s heritage, the thinking behind Harry Colt’s layout and the details that reward a closer look.
The briefing will also offer an insight into how Top 100 courses are assessed, with selected features to look out for during your round.
Three things to notice
A few prompts to take into your round.
The angle of approach
Notice the bunkers and the entrance to each green. Ask yourself where you would most like to play your next shot from.
The changing views
Look back occasionally. The woodland, heather and clubhouse create a different perspective as you move through the course.
A detail from the archives
The club’s illustrated history of Colt’s design reveals that the original first green stood on a higher plateau to the right. It moved to lower ground in the 1930s. The ninth retains its distinctive heather banks and diagonal fairway bunker, reminders of how much of the early design survives.
See the club’s then-and-now course notes (opens in a new tab)04 / THE GOLF
Play your game.
Contribute to your team.
A friendly team competition, with individual moments to enjoy along the way.
THE FORMAT
Best two Stableford scores
Each golfer plays their own ball. On each hole, the best two Stableford scores count towards the team’s total.
Please record your gross score for each hole. Your Stableford points and team results will be calculated for you.
See a scoring example
3points2points1point0points
Best two scores count5 team points
Illustrative only. Your points depend on your score and allocated handicap strokes.
11TH HOLE · BLUE COURSENearest the pin
A test of touch and precision.
4TH HOLE · GREEN COURSELongest drive
A chance to find your best swing.
15TH HOLEA Club 15 moment
Something a little different on the 15th. All will be revealed on the day.
Competition entry instructions will be shared before tee-off.
Course photography: Jason Livy / St George’s Hill Golf Club
05 / YOUR GROUP
Your time on the tee.
Select your name to highlight your tee time and playing partners.
GROUP 01YOUR GROUP
11:00am
- Nick JonesComputacenter HOST
- Stuart SeymourVirgin Media O2
- Gavin LancashireCloudflare
GROUP 02YOUR GROUP
11:10am
- Mark JenkinsCloudflare HOST
- Liam CanavanBT
- Phil HadfieldLenovo
- Luke ReynoldsMastercard
GROUP 03YOUR GROUP
11:20am
- Oli AndersonComputacenter
- Lee PellingWPP
- Andrew MitchellEntain
- Mark Van NiekerkKantar
Any changes will be covered at breakfast. Your hosts will introduce the groups before play.
06 / GOOD TO KNOW
Arrive ready.
We’ll take care
of the rest.
Your personal pre-arrival email contains your collection arrangements. These are the shared essentials for the day.
Directions to the estate entranceArrival & your chauffeur
We look forward to welcoming you. Join us in our private room for registration and breakfast.
Your collection time is in your personal email. The chauffeur provider will send notifications ahead of the event and on the morning, including live tracking. Contact Jemima if plans change.
Finding the club
St George’s Hill Golf Club
Golf Club Road, Weybridge, Surrey KT13 0NL.
Dress for golf & dining
Please wear conventional golf clothing and golf shoes. Men’s shirts must have collars and remain tucked in. Denim, cargo styles, trainers and gymwear are not permitted. Men wearing tailored shorts should wear white short socks or knee-length socks.
For our private meal, no change of clothing is required under the arrangements for this event. Please remove headwear indoors.
What to bring
Bring your clubs, golf shoes and suitable layers and waterproofs for an October round. Balls and tees will be provided on arrival.
If you need hire clubs, a trolley or mobility support, please contact Jemima ahead of the day so arrangements can be checked with the club.
Hospitality & dietary requirements
Breakfast, refreshments during the round and at the halfway house, terrace drinks and snacks, and private dining are included.
Please share any allergies, dietary requirements or other requests privately with Jemima before the event.
Phones, weather & departures
Keep phones silent; voice calls should be made in the car park or terrace.
If weather affects play, follow the club team’s instructions. Jemima will coordinate any changes and your chauffeur departure after hospitality.
PERSONALLY HOSTED
For anything before or during the day, please get in touch. From a change to your journey to a personal request, Jemima is your point of contact.
Jemima GregsonFounder, Club 15 · Your event concierge+44 7729 792 664