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Championship Course
A par-72 parkland layout with bent-grass greens, a floodlit short game academy and year-round playability. Guest tee times released weekly.
Course
Est. 1998 - Members Only
Golf wellbeing and quiet luxury on one estate.
A contemporary sports and leisure destination combining championship golf, a vibrant health club and a tranquil spa retreat.
2 — Health
Performance
Technogym-equipped floor, two studios, indoor pool and a strength & conditioning team who also work with the golf performance programme.
Leisure
3 — Spa
Relax & Unwind
Seven treatment suites, thermal suite, hydrotherapy pool and a silent relaxation garden. Adults only, seven days a week.
Treatments
Dining
Two rooms, one terrace, eighteen holes of view.
The Fairway Room serves a seasonal à la carte menu until late; the Grill handles breakfast from 06:30 aThe Fairway Room serves a seasonal à la carte menu until late; the Grill handles breakfast from 06:30 and everything a round demands afterwards. Private dining for up to forty.nd everything a round demands afterwards. Private dining for up to forty.
Reserve A TableIt is the only club I belong to where the course, the gym and the spa all feel like they were designed by the same mind.A N Other
Membership
Three categories. One waiting list.
All categories include full estate access, guest privileges and priority booking. Joining fees are quoted on application. Annual fees will be shared on your application.
Wellness
£185
- Health club & pool, 06:00–22:00
- Thermal suite and relaxation garden
- Unlimited studio classes
- Two guest passes each month
- Unrestricted championship course access
- Everything in Wellness
- Golf performance assessment, twice yearly
- Priority spa booking and dining terrace
Household
£690
- Two adults and children under 18
- Junior golf academy included
- Six guest passes each month
- Reciprocal access at partner clubs
The Journal
From the estate
The Role of Events in Deepening Member Loyalty
Well-chosen events create shared memories and give members another reason to stay connected.
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Why Member Communication Should Feel Personal
The strongest clubs communicate in a way that feels timely, relevant and human.
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Using Club Data to Improve Retention and Spend
The best club decisions are based on how members actually behave, not just on assumptions.
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How Spa and Wellness Extend the Club Proposition
Spa and wellness facilities widen the appeal of a club and help retain members who use the estate in different ways.
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What Makes a Great Member Dining Offer
Dining works best when it is useful, reliable and aligned to how members actually use the club.
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Clubhouse Design That Encourages Longer Visits
Good clubhouse design supports dwell time, better spend and a stronger sense of belonging.
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The Value of Member Priority Across Golf, Health and Spa
Priority access is one of the clearest ways to make a membership feel worthwhile across multiple parts of the club.
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How Tee Sheet Rules Shape a Better Golf Experience
The way bookings are controlled has a direct impact on pace of play, satisfaction and revenue capture.
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Why a Limited Membership Model Protects the Club Experience
A capped membership model helps preserve pace of play, service quality and the sense of calm that defines the club.
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Applications
Membership is by application.
Tell us a little about how you would use the club and our membership director will arrange a private tour of the estate.