Calcot Park

Thu 27

21ºC

Course Status

Calcot Park: The Course is Open, Enjoy your game. Tom

Golfing at Calcot Park – it beats working!

Tuesday 4th June 2019

The most important shot in golf is the next one!

Tuesday 4th June 2019

If you watch a game, it’s fun. If you play at it, it’s recreation. If you work at it, it’s golf.

Tuesday 4th June 2019

About us

Calcot Park Golf Club is a historic and traditional members' golf club having been designed by the legendary Harry Colt and opened in 1930.

Situated on the Berkshire / Hampshire border, the Club sits within an exclusive private estate. Its parkland setting enhances the ambience of the course itself and one’s eyes are often attracted to the wildlife when playing the course whilst the changing seasons are complemented by the colours of the trees which abound on the Course.

The Club is owned equally by all of our Members who are extremely proud of the course and Club’s history.

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Membership Information

Membership of Calcot Park provides an ideal opportunity for anyone wishing to improve their game further and e njoy privileged access to our renowned Harry Colt designed 18 Hole Course as well as access to all of our other facilities.

Please click here to send an enquiry or alternatively please call our office team on 0118 942 7124 or email: info@calcotpark.com

Course

Calcot Park is an undulating, traditional, parkland course rated in the top six golf clubs in Berkshire and is recognised as one of the best in the area. It was designed by Harry Colt in 1930 who also built, amongst others, Beaconsfield, Denham, Stoke Park, Sunningdale Old, Swinley Forest along with the East and West courses at Wentworth Club in Surrey.

Calcot Park is rated in the top six golf clubs in Berkshire and is delighted to have gained a Silver Ranking from HSBC Regional Course Rankings in association with Golf Monthly.

The 18-hole course, Par 70 and SSS 71, is 6,300 yards off the White Tees and is acknowledged as a demanding, yet fair test of golf. There are two practice areas for up to a six iron and a third area for 'some' drivers.

Hole by hole Guide