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Ranked no.52 in England’s Top 100 courses.

We are genuinely delighted that this Private Members Club, normally inaccessible to most visiting golfers, have invited us back for a 3rd time. After 2 ‘sold out’ events, hopefully another treat is in store both on and off the course.

Ranked no.4 in England’s Top 100 courses, no.39 in the UK & Ireland and no. 47 in the World

Our 3rd visit to this stunning course, designed by arguably the master craftsman of all golf architects, Harry Colt. When working down the road at Sunningdale (where we visit next month), many think only Colt could have had the genius to see the potential of the desolate heathland and forest laid out before him.

Ranked no.60 in England’s Top 100 courses

Ken Bousfield, a former European Tour and 5 times Ryder Cup player once said ‘this course has a heart and soul. I have played it over a thousand times, and never tire of playing here.’

OLD - RANKED NO.2 IN ENGLAND’S TOP 100 & NO.22 IN THE WORLD
NEW - RANKED NO.5 IN ENGLAND’S TOP 100 & NO.58 IN THE WORLD

After registration in Sunningdale’s wonderfully traditional clubhouse, enjoy a Bucks Fizz breakfast to include bacon rolls, Danish pastries, croissants, yoghurts, fruit juices, tea and coffee, and of course, Bucks Fizz. Then enjoy the complimentary practice facilities.

Ranked No.41 in ENGLAND’S Top 100 courses

Our 7th visit to this wonderful course, laid out in 1895 on the same estate that housed Brooklands, the world’s first motor racing circuit. Sitting amongst many illustrious neighbours such as West Hill, Woking, Worplesdon & Sunningdale, it loses nothing in comparison as it weaves amongst pines, heather & rhododendrons. Each hole is secluded from all others, offering an amazingly tranquil aura - it is often justifiably referred to as Surrey’s ‘hidden gem.’

Ranked no.25 in England’s Top100 courses and no.56 in Great Britain & Ireland

Our 3rd visit to this stunning course, enlarged to a full 18 holes in 1922 by James Braid, and redesigned to its present layout in 1936 by another golfing architectural genius, Harry Colt.

Ranked no.46 in England’s Top 100 courses

Originally laid out in 1892, the last significant changes were made in 1922 by Jack Rowe. We trust Jack knew what he was doing - he was the professional there for 55 years!

Ranked no.87 in England’s Top 100 courses.

Specifically chosen for nestling on the edge of the chalk-based Chiltern Hills. Ashridge is a perfect venue for winter golf. This wonderfully natural venue is set amongst thousands of acres of National Trust woodland, with the scene set as you drive to the clubhouse through avenues of beautiful, mature trees.