ground believed to date from the 1500s The Four Horseshoes, at Burrowhill – located next to Burrowhill green; this has an area to sit outside Chobham Rugby Club, regular live sport and a clubhouse and grounds for hire, the 1st XV play in London Division 1 South Sports and leisure Chobham F.C. were members of the Combined Counties Football League until the end of the 2010–11 season, when they were relegated to the Surrey Elite Intermediate League. Chobham Rugby Club is a community rugby club with more than 2000 members. Players from the age of five are coached and developed with the active participation of their families in Senior, Junior, Minis, Girls and Touch Rugby sections. Five senior sides play league rugby from London 1 South (Level 6) through to the Surrey Foundation League. Chobham has a Cricket club that run 3 League teams on a Saturday and a social side on a Sunday. The Cricket club has a colts section and run teams at U9 level through to U17 competing in West surrey youth cricket league. Chobham & District Rifle Club celebrated its centenary in 2009. Throughout its 100 years of shooting the Club entered teams and individuals in County and National Club league competitions. Members participate in Open Meetings organised by other clubs across the south-east. These Open competitions are held at weekends, throughout the summer months, for .22 prone rifle over 50 yards/meters and 100 yards outdoors. The highpoint of the shooting year is in August when the British Championships are held at Bisley. Geography Soil and elevation Soil The village and hamlets are chiefly on the gravel and alluvium of the stream beds, but the rest of the pre-1968 drawn parish of is on the Bagshot Sands ('Formation'), with extensive peat beds. Elevation The Chobham Ridges rise to the west of West End to a long ridge which bounds Camberley, at , and Staple Hill to the north rises to . The River Bourne and its northern tributary, the Hale, Mill Bourne or Windle Brook run through the village. These can flood small but well-developed parts of the village in extreme localised rainfall. The rolling basin below reaches lowest elevations of between in the centre of the west and where the rivers join in the centre of the east. The rivers at the western point are less than apart; to the east end of the parish