the ultimate parkland golf course in hertfordshire

Designed by the famous Robert Trent Jones and built in 1963, the 6,428 yard parkland course is one of the most outstanding of Hertfordshire golf courses. Picturesque, superbly maintained and flanked by magnificent trees, it presents a challenging, but ultimately enjoyable and playable course for golfers of all standards.

Robert Trent Jones is known the world over for creating courses such as Hazeltine (venue of the 2016 Ryder Cup) and Valderrama, as well as for remodelling holes at Augusta National - legendary home of the US Masters.

dyrham park country club epitomises his philosophy, "no risk, no reward". Several holes boast challenging water features with the 7th being a spectacular signature hole across a shimmering lake. Despite the watery dangers, the course can reward golfers of all abilities, while the natural beauty of the Hertfordshire countryside provides a wonderful natural backdrop to this exquisite golf and country club.

Close to the Clubhouse is a large and fully equipped practice ground plus an 18-hole putting green, an excellent chipping area and full-surround practice nets. These offer players an excellent opportunity to warm up for a round or spend some quality time honing their skills. There is also a well-stocked halfway house situated close to the 1st and 10th tee offering a wide selection of refreshments.

A Hertfordshire country club unlike any other, dyrham park offers the complete golfing package and the ultimate golfing experience.