Brampton Park

A course full of prestige and character, Brampton Park is bound by the River Great Ouse in unspoiled natural landscape.

With heavily wooded holes and attractive water features, the superb mature course commands views all over East Anglia and has hosted numerous tournaments including the PGA East Anglia Open.

The course provides a great variety, with graceful mature trees, naturally contoured greens and fairways, lakes and water hazards.

This course requires every club in the bag, particularly with water in play on almost every hole and is home to the most difficult par-3 in England – the “infamous fourth”. The course’s signature hole boasts an island green, which is completely surrounded by water.

Providing a true and fair test to golfers of all ages and stages, Brampton Park also houses a whole host of wildlife, including badgers, deer, geese and swans. Members and visitors also have access to a driving range with 10 floodlit bays and six outside bays, two of which are teaching bays and home to the Titleist and Cobra National Fitting Centre.