• Blue: 18-hole heathland course with mature trees and rolling fairways • Red: 18-hole heathland course with 6 Par 3s, 6 Par 5s & 6 Par 4s where accuracy
is important
Yardage
Blue
6260/6358
Red 6379/6452
Par
71-72
Visitors
Visitors are welcome Monday to Friday throughout the year by prior arrangement through the Club's secretariat. In summer it is also possible to obtain a tee-time at weekends & public holidays after 2.30 pm.
A valid handicap certificate is required.
Societies
Society and corporate golf days offering many flexible variables. Call 01344 621 495 or email golf@theberkshire.co.uk
Green
Fees
Weekdays H /
Weekends I
Course Designer
Herbert
Fowler in 1928
when both Courses were constructed by the Office of Crown Lands on estates once used by Queen Anne for her hunting parties in the 17th/18th century.
Location
Situated less than 20 miles from Central London and very close to Heathrow Airport, 2.5m
NW of M3 junction 3 on A332, between Bagshot & Ascot
The Club has hosted many Amateur events over the years, of note being The English Amateur Championships, The British Seniors Open Championships, the English Ladies' Close Amateur Championships, The English Senior Ladies' Matchplay Championships, the Women's Home Internationals and the Vagliano Trophy played between Great Britain and Ireland versus The Continent of Europe.
In addition to hosting The London Amateur Foursomes every three years, the Club hosts two important Amateur events annually, The Berkshire Trophy for Gentlemen and The Lady Astor Salver for Ladies.
Course
Reviews
We played the Red course. A beautifully designed course, but why the 6 par 5's. At least 4 warranted no more than a par 4. The course should be a par 68, SSS 70. Now why have a par 72 when the course should only be a 68? As a visitor we expected to play off the tees of the day, but saw 4 other groups on the tee all day, playing off the whites. The groups were a 2 ball, a 3 ball and 2 four balls. I can only assume that they were members, so visitors seem to be discriminated against.
The facilities are undergoing refurbishment but still reasonable. A very traditional feel to the place and worth a visit. Jeremy Nicholls October 28, 2007
