Hertfordshire

An 18-hole, tree-lined parkland course near Watford with scenic Hertfordshire countryside views, less than a mile from M1 Junction 5.

The main 18-hole course (par 72, 6,368 yards) at this club near Harpenden, set amid parkland-style surroundings with water features and bunkers.

An 18-hole, par-71, 6,611-yard rolling parkland course designed by Martin Gillett on around 200 acres; pay-and-play, operating since 1994.

An 18-hole, par-71, 6,229-yard parkland municipal course operated as Batchwood Golf and Sports Centre (Everyone Active), with the historic Batchwood Hall serving as the clubhouse, plus bunkers and a putting green.

A pay-and-play golf club in Rickmansworth with a driving range, coaching programmes, and a clubhouse used for weddings and private events.

An established 18-hole parkland golf club on Dunmow Road in Bishop's Stortford with a full course tour and hole-by-hole guide on its official site.

A members' golf club near Hertford, understood to be an 18-hole parkland course, with a Course Overview, flyover and scorecard on its official site, plus a Swing Studio at the pro shop.

An 18-hole, par-71, 6,473-yard woodland/parkland course designed in 1930 by Fred G. Hawtree and J.H. Taylor, set across 200 acres with tree-lined fairways, ancient woodland, and notable cedar trees.

A golf and country club near Hitchin operated by The Club Company, featuring an 18-hole championship course plus a shorter course, a Toptracer-powered driving range, and health/spa facilities.

A private members' golf club on Park Lane in Cheshunt, adjacent to the municipal Cheshunt Park course, with a parkland-style layout.

A council-run (Be.Broxbourne) pay-and-play parkland golf centre, an 18-hole par-71 course (approx. 6,635 yards) designed by Donald Hawtree in 1971 on 232 acres, with a 9-bay driving range, putting green, chipping area, and an adjoining PuttShots mini-golf course.

A private parkland country club near Barnet offering an 18-hole golf course alongside other facilities such as padel tennis, swimming and snooker; has hosted professional tour events historically.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1899 within the historic Hamels Park Estate, featuring mature trees, rolling parkland and a par-3 finishing hole; regarded as one of the best courses in Hertfordshire.

An 18-hole, par-72 course on the 400-acre Essendon parkland estate, alongside the older Fred Hawtree-designed Old Course.

An 18-hole, par-72 course on a 400-acre parkland estate, designed by Fred Hawtree and opened in 1976.

An 18-hole undulating parkland/downland-style course set in 240 acres of rolling East Hertfordshire countryside with panoramic views, founded in 1993.

A private 18-hole parkland championship course (par 72, 6,517 yards) established in 1922, originally designed by Alister MacKenzie and later refined by Donald Steel, Tom Mackenzie and Martin Ebert; includes an affiliated Artisans section.

An 18-hole par-72 championship parkland course designed by Jack Nicklaus II, set within a 200-acre estate around a Jacobean-style manor house, part of the Hanbury Manor Marriott Hotel & Country Club; ranked among the UK's top 100 courses.

An 18-hole course on Harpenden's East Common with good drainage allowing year-round play; multiple tee options ranging roughly 5,391-6,001 yards.

An 18-hole parkland golf club on the outskirts of Harpenden.

One of two courses forming a 27-hole parkland golf complex at this private country club on the Hertfordshire/Middlesex border near Bushey Heath, alongside other sporting facilities.

One of two courses forming a 27-hole parkland golf complex at this private country club on the Hertfordshire/Middlesex border near Bushey Heath.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 71, 6,518 yards) designed by Willie Park Jr. in 1908, featuring tree-lined holes, doglegs, elevated tees and rolling fairways.

A semi-private parkland course established in 1905, with 18 holes (par 71, 6,443 yards) featuring firm, fast greens and tight tree-lined fairways in undulating countryside, plus an art-deco clubhouse.

An 18-hole public/pay-and-play golf complex near Hemel Hempstead offering weekly competitive and social golf, with separate men's, women's and seniors' membership sections.

An 18-hole championship parkland course set in 150 acres of rolling Hertfordshire countryside (par 71), part of the Manor of Groves Hotel, Golf & Health Club resort, which also offers a spa/health club and hotel accommodation.

An 18-hole heathland course designed by James Braid, among the oldest clubs in the country, noted for rippled fairways, fescue grasses, quick greens and traditional grassy bunkers.

A semi-private parkland/woodland course established in 1994 and designed by Clive Clark, Peter Alliss and Bruce Weller; 18 holes, par 72, 6,501 yards, with challenging doglegs, fast greens, a driving range and golf academy.

One of two 18-hole parkland courses at this prestigious private members' club, rated among England's Top 100, alongside the High Course.

An 18-hole heathland course established in 1910, par 71 (6,447 yards from white tees), noted for fast greens and views over Hadley Green; includes an affiliated Artisans section, and the clubhouse sits just inside Greater London on the Hertfordshire border.

A pay-and-play municipal golf complex offering friendly competitions and official handicaps; operated as part of a wider leisure/golf complex in Welwyn Garden City.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1899, designed by Charles Kenneth Cotton and J.H. Taylor, with tree-lined fairways, a weaving brook and free-draining soil that allows year-round play; par 70 (6,044 yards).

The main 18-hole course (par 70, around 6,270 yards) at this pay-and-play venue near St Albans/Harpenden, operated by BGL Golf.

A public 18-hole course founded in 1944, run as a charitable trust with around 135 members, offering year-round play for golfers of all levels and monthly friendly competitions.

An 18-hole semi-private links-style course established in 1910, designed in collaboration with six-time Open Champion Harry Vardon; noted for sandy free-draining soil, fast greens and sleeper-faced bunkers (par 70, 6,520 yards); includes an affiliated Artisans section, and sits just over the Hertfordshire/Middlesex border near Moor Park.

An 18-hole parkland and woodland course (par 70, approx. 5,660 yards) set within Hertfordshire green belt, operated alongside the Shendish Manor Hotel near Hemel Hempstead.

An 18-hole parkland Vardon Course (6,435 yards), designed by Willie Park Junior and historically associated with six-time Open Champion Harry Vardon, who was club professional here.

A public parkland facility comprising the 18-hole Bragbury Course (par 72, 6,352 yards) designed by John Jacobs plus a separate 9-hole Aston pitch-and-putt course.

A private 18-hole parkland championship course (over 6,800 yards, par 73) set in a valley within the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Aldbury.

An 18-hole championship parkland course at The Grove luxury resort near Watford, a prominent professional tournament and corporate golf venue.

An 18-hole parkland course (6,266 yards) designed by Jack Nicklaus II, part of The Hertfordshire Golf & Country Club, with a signature par-3 15th played over water; also has spa and leisure facilities.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 72, 6,376 yards) redesigned by Donald Steel in 1986, weaving through streams, ponds and woodland; formerly known as Elstree Golf & Country Club before rebranding as The Hertsmere.

One of two championship courses (The Melbourne and The Palmerston) on the Brocket Hall Estate; operates as a golf academy and club within the Brocket Hall resort, overlooking Broadwater Lake.

An 18-hole championship course, the only course in the UK designed by Seve Ballesteros (the Ballesteros Masters Course), blending links, stadium-style and parkland holes, with a notable water-guarded closing hole.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 72) designed by James Braid in 1905, home club of Samuel Ryder, founder of the Ryder Cup; includes an affiliated Artisans section, and is known for fast-draining terrain playable year-round.

An 18-hole parkland course best known as the home club of Sir Nick Faldo, who learned to play there as a junior member.

An 18-hole parkland course at Cassiobury, originally laid out by Old Tom Morris in 1897 with later work by J.H. Taylor, H.S. Colt and a 1922 remodel by Alister Mackenzie; founded 1890.

An 18-hole tree-lined parkland course set over 150 acres on the Chiltern Hills, bordered on two sides by ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, with a clubhouse converted from a restored 1850s farmhouse.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 72), established 1988, featuring undulating terrain, ponds, bunkers and tree-lined fairways with good year-round drainage.