Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

The Marquess course at Woburn Golf Club straddles the county boundary of Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire and is set within 200 acres of majestic mature woodland...

Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

With fairways flanked by stately pine, birch and chestnut trees, the Duke’s at Woburn Golf Club is an intimate golf course. Each hole is played in splendid isolation.

Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

The Duchess is the shortest and prettiest of the three courses at Woburn Golf Club. Major competitions, accolades and honours are heaped on the Duke's and Marquess courses, but the Duchess is lovely in its own right...

Buckinghamshire, England

Harry Colt, perhaps the best golf architect of all time, designed the course at Beaconsfield Golf Club and the clubhouse is architecturally special too.

Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

The elegant Buckinghamshire Golf Club opened for play in 1992 and it’s set in more than 200 acres of mature parkland.

Buckinghamshire, England

Donald Steel is a long-standing member at Denham Golf Club and he reckons “at the heart is the imperishable hallmark of a Harry Colt golf course and a unique farmhouse-style clubhouse but, equally as important, is a vibrant membership that appreciates both."

Buckinghamshire, England

Harleyford Golf Club enjoys a lovely setting on the north bank of the River Thames, where the fairways nestle in a generous 160-acre tract, close to the impressive Georgian Manor House and its riverside moorings.

Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

Located on the south west edge of the ancient woodland site at Burnham Beeches, this golf club epitomises parkland golf at its best with tree-lined rolling fairways offering a challenging test over 18 holes.

Buckinghamshire, England

The woodland course at Gerrards Cross Golf Club opened in 1922 with an exhibition match between two famous Open Champions, George Duncan and Harry Vardon. Today’s layout plays to a par of 69 from the 6,243-yard back tees.

Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom

Within five years of its formation in 1907 as a private golfing retreat, Harewood Downs Golf Club was the home club of two Prime Ministers, seventeen Lords, nine Barons and Knights, a couple of Generals and a variety of parliamentarians.