Porters Park Golf Course

A golfing gem of a parkland course Porters Park is located in rural Hertfordshire.

Established in 1899 with significant later restyling by J.H. Taylor, one of the main features of this beautiful parkland course is the brook that runs right through the lower levels providing a natural water hazard. Eight holes criss cross it on a wonderfully undulating terrain which also includes excellent new bunkering designed by famous European golfer, Neil Coles. There is a wonderful variety of trees and a number of splendid long par four holes which will challenge and delight the discerning golfer.

Each year the club plays host to a prestigious Open Amateur event, the King George V Coronation Cup, and from 1984 to 89 was a regional qualifying course for the Open Championship. In 2004, Golf Monthly gave Porters Park a Silver rating in their UK/Ireland regional course rankings.

All in all, a rightful contender to be described as one of Hertfordshire's best courses.

Further Information

For full details of the course itself, membership, seasonal specials, corporate hospitality, events, function rooms and pro shop please go to our main Porters Park Golf Club website