Ingrebourne Links Golf & Country Club originally featured the North nine in 2017, with the East nine following three years later. The 9-hole South circuit was subsequently added to form a formidable 27-hole complex.
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Ingrebourne Links Golf & Country Club originally featured the North nine in 2017, with the East nine following three years later. The 9-hole South circuit was subsequently added to form a formidable 27-hole complex.
Ingrebourne Links Golf & Country Club
Ingrebourne Links Golf & Country Club North 9 opened for play in 2017 with the East 9 following in 2020 making the current 18-hole routing. The South 9 has been shaped and is envisaged to open in the coming years making a full 27-hole course with starting and finishing holes to the prestigious clubhouse.
Occupying 380 acres of land close to London the site benefitted from a comprehensive and award-winning landfill project creating a golf and leisure complex on the land. The course has rolling fairways, large and gently undulating greens in an inland links style together with revet and timber faced bunkers.
Measuring a meaty 7,122 yards from the back markers the 18-hole North/East combination plays to a challenging par of 72 (37 out - 35 in) with water adjoining the first two holes. Other highlights include the strong par four 5th hole together with the challenging par four 7th hole. The finishing holes include a 634-yard par five 15th playing from the highest point of the course with extensive views across the London skyline. The par-three 17th, with its timber-abutted green, presents an additional test, particularly when faced with the prevailing southwesterly wind.
Recently ranked 5th in top courses in Essex, Ingrebourne Links enters the rankings as one of the highest placings in recent years. In a significant achievement, the course has been selected to host the 2025 PGA Club Professionals Championship, further cementing its status as one of the premier golf facilities in the region.