The playing fields at Marchants Hill are home to Hindhead Athletic Football Club, Beacon Hill Junior Football Club and Hindhead Cricket Club.
The cricket ground hosted two international women's cricket matches in the 1950s: Molly Hide's XI against Australia Women in 1951 and South Women Second XI against New Zealand Women in 1954.

Hindhead Golf Course and Club was established in 1904.
One of its founders and first president was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who lived at Hindhead at the time.
Numerous notable people have been members over the years, including Peter Alliss who lives nearby.

Hindhead Tennis Club's home is at the Royal British Legion Club; the courts have floodlighting.
The playing fields at Marchants Hill are home to Hindhead Athletic Football Club, Beacon Hill Junior Football Club and Hindhead Cricket Club. The cricket ground hosted two international women's cricket matches in the 1950s: Molly Hide's XI against Australia Women in 1951 and South Women Second XI against New Zealand Women in 1954.
Hindhead Golf Course and Club was established in 1904. One of its founders and first president was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle who lived at Hindhead at the time. Numerous notable people have been members over the years, including Peter Alliss who lives nearby.
Hindhead Tennis Club's home is at the Royal British Legion Club; the courts have floodlighting.
Beacon Hill (Hindhead, Surrey)