Herefordshire is half the size of its partner county Shropshire when it comes to the number of golf clubs affiliated to the Shropshire and Herefordshire Union of Golf Clubs. The SHUGC administer golf for 28 clubs, a quarter of which are in Herefordshire.
Herefordshire, United Kingdom
Kington Golf Club is the highest 18-hole golf course in England and can be described as an inland-super-mare due to keen turf and rambunctious terrain.
Herefordshire, United Kingdom
Herefordshire, United Kingdom
Herefordshire, United Kingdom
Herefordshire, United Kingdom
Herefordshire, United Kingdom
Sapey Golf Club opened in 1990 and the Rowan course is maturing nicely into one of the region’s best tracks. The downhill par three 8th is a cracking one-shotter to a green surrounded by water.
The Herefordshire Golf Club was founded in 1896 but moved home a few times before settling into its current parkland site at Ravens Causeway in 1932. The par four 8th is the toughest hole… a potential card-wrecker.
Founded in 1991, Burghill Valley Golf Club is located to the northwest of Hereford where there are fine fairway views of the Brecon Beacons. A threatening lake is in play on the tricky par four signature 9th.
Some may find the course at Leominster Golf Club a little hilly in places but there’s always some respite to be found with the fairways that are laid out along the banks of the River Lugg.
Located just outside the lovely little town of Ross-on-Wye, the golf complex at South Herefordshire Golf Club occupies around 135 acres of what was previously prime rolling farmland, with the club operating an 18-hole layout, par three academy course and driving range, all of which opened for play in 1990.
