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About the Course

History

The Golf Course was originally opened in 1895 under the name of the Bedfordshire Golf Club. Formally being a flat sheep field with no trees or obstructions. Over the years the course has developed into a challenging test of golf for both amateur and professional golfers alike.

Well known for its undulating, tree-lined fairways and maturity, the Golf course was once the home of Henry Longhurst, known as “the voice of golf”. He learned to play the game of Golf and soon becoming the Captain of Cambridge University and winning the County Championship.

Other famous names include Henry Cotton, Bob Charles, Neil Coles, Max Faulkner (open Champion 1951), Henry Weetman and Dai Rees.

The course today

In 2009 a new lease was signed by David Heads of Stoneheads Associates Ltd for 10 years minimum. Condition of the course is improving day by day and after being here now over a year we are confident that we can restore the course to its former glory. It is now in excellent condition and the improvements on the course and clubhouse are immense.