We’re proud of our premium golf courses scattered across the picturesque landscapes of England. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or new to the game, you’ll find a course that suitably challenges you. But our venues aren’t just for golfers – our doors are open to everyone. Whether you’re planning your big day, looking for a flexible meeting space, or fancy a coffee with friends somewhere new, you’ll feel welcomed and well looked after with us.
Our Locations
Find out more about our diverse portfolio of venues across England. Select a venue to book a tee time or make an event enquiry.
The main goals of Get Golfing are to promote golf and its associated health benefits. We are committed to providing top-notch playing conditions and surfaces in a welcoming atmosphere that is accessible for everyone. We frequently step into manage golf courses facing operational or financial challenges, guiding them on a path toward meeting our high standards.
Ansty Golf Club (Coventry, Warwickshire)
Set in 150 acres of idyllic Warwickshire countryside, our 18-hole, par-71 parkland golf course measures 6,079 yards. The course can be played as two loops of nine holes as both the front and back nine starts and closes at the Clubhouse.
Arkley Golf Club (Barnet, London)
Designed by James Braid, with amendments by Harry Vardon, the course is a 6,032-yard, par-69, diverse and enjoyable challenge for golfers of all abilities, offering tight, tree-lined undulating fairways and fast sloping greens.
Cobtree Manor (Maidstone, Kent)
Tree-lined fairways, USGA greens accompanied with two ‘tricky’ par 3’s which require carrying a water hazard, Cobtree Manor requires accuracy and precision in order to play well.
Hampton Court Palace (Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey)
Many may be aware of the palace at Hampton Court but not necessarily its golf course. Within the grounds at Home Park, it offers a truly unique opportunity to play a traditional parkland course at one of the country’s most famous royal parks.
Mill Green Golf Club (Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire)
Constructed in 1994 on a naturally free draining site using modern construction methods, this Par 72 Peter Alliss design measures 6,500 yards and provides one of the best all round golfing experiences in Hertfordshire.
North Downs (Woldingham, Surrey)
Set in the idyllic downlands, in the heart of Woldingham Village, Surrey, the golf course offers an experience that will keep you coming back.
Pyrford Golf Club (Woking, Surrey)
A stunning 18-hole golf course designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, set in gorgeous surroundings lakes and streams, open to members and visitors.
Redlibbets Golf & Country Club (Sevenoaks, Kent)
Redlibbets is nestled in 160 acres of beautiful Kent countryside. This parkland course is within a couple of miles off the M25, M26, M20 and M2, tucked in just behind the London Golf Club.
Sherfield Oaks Golf Club (Basingstoke, Hampshire)
As golfers of ability, the new owners take great pride in the presentation of their courses. With 36 holes laid out among mature trees in an ‘easy to get to’ leafy location just outside Basingstoke in between the M3/ M4, each design offers its own unique challenge.
Warley Park Golf Club (Brentwood, Essex)
Constructed in 1976 on 160 acres in an ‘easy to get to’ location less than 10 minutes from the Dartford River Crossing, Warley Park is one of the most established golf courses in the South East of England.
Tadcaster Golf Club (Leeds, Yorkshire)
The course provides a fair test for golfers of all abilities, as well as gaining a reputation for its friendly and informal atmosphere. Tadcaster warmly welcomes members, guests, visitors and societies.
Winter Hill (Cookham, Berkshire)
Set in the idyllic Berkshire countryside, just a short drive from Maidenhead, the golf course offers an experience that will keep you coming back for more.
