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PARKLAND COURSE · HERTFORDSHIRE
Ashridge Golf Club
EST. 1932PAR 726,678 YARDS87TH IN ENGLAND
What you’re in for.
Ashridge is a mature parkland course laid out in 1932 on undulating land near Little Gaddesden. Sir Henry Cotton was club professional in the late 1930s and won the Open Championship while based here.
THE COURSE
DESIGNER
C.K. Hutchison, Sir Guy Campbell and Col. S.V. Hotchkin, with later alterations by Tom Simpson
TYPE
Parkland course
PAR
72
LENGTH
6,678 yards
HOLES
18
RANKING
87th in England
CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
Hosted Open Championship Regional Qualifying from 2003 to 2008 and has staged numerous PGA events.
The 9th is nicknamed Cottons after former club professional Sir Henry Cotton, who won the 1937 Open while at Ashridge.
GETTING ON, AND THE RULES
VISITOR ACCESS
Visitors welcome, with restrictions
WEEKENDS
Visitor green fees are offered on weekdays only, with no weekend visitor rates.
DRESS CODE
Smart, recognised golf attire and golf shoes are required, with shirts tucked in and tailored shorts permitted.
BUGGY HIRE
Available, subject to availability.
GETTING A GAME AS A NON-MEMBER
- A booked visitor tee time, weekdays.
- As a member's guest.
AT THE CLUB
Clubhouse & bar
Pro shop
Trolleys
Practice ground
Putting green
Free parking
GREEN FEES
SAVE £68 · 59%
£115
£47
as a member’s guest
Paid at the pro shop on the day, like any guest. Your host plays with you, and your playing token covers the introduction.
GETTING THERE
Golf Club Road, Little Gaddesden, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire
Play Ashridge as a member’s guest.
HOW THIS WORKS
Play here as a member’s guest, at their rate.
Hosted Rounds is a members’ network for UK golf. Join, and connect with a member who can sign you in as their guest, on courses that visitors rarely reach.