Burnham & Berrow Golf Club has unveiled plans for a significant upgrade of its historic clubhouse, with a series of internal and external changes aimed at modernising the 114‑year‑old building while preserving its long‑established character. The club says the building has evolved in stages since 1910, creating a layout that has become increasingly difficult for visitors to navigate. A new single‑storey extension is planned to the south of the 1950s wing, providing space for relocated WCs and showers. The club’s design statement explains that the changes are intended to “significantly improve wayfinding and inclusive access throughout the clubhouse,” restoring coherence to the principal rooms and creating a more logical layout. Overall, the club describes the scheme as a “considered and respectful upgrade” that will improve functionality and accessibility.