WOBURN

The Dukes Course is the most established at Woburn, having hosted the British Masters for over 20 years. Designed by Charles Lawrie in 1974, the 6,983-yard gem winds through mature pine, birch and chestnut trees, with its manicured fairways lined by heather. As beautiful as it is challenging, the Dukes is archetypal Woburn.

Cut through the pines, the Duchess Course is shorter and narrower than its more established sibling, but this hidden gem is a rare test of golf. More suited to the thoughtful and patient golfer, the Duchess’ subtleties demand finesse and guile to negotiate its splendid 6,651 yards.

Opened in 2000, the Marquess Course is a fabulous addition to the Woburn landscape. Measuring 7,214, the layout is a genuine championship proposition that looks set to eclipse its predecessors. Named for the Marquess of Tavistock, this majestic woodland course is among the most spectacular new projects to be completed in recent decades.

Opened in 1724 as a coaching inn, the Inn at Woburn is just five minutes from the golf club, and offers intimate and comfortable accommodation to those attending corporate and society golf events at Woburn.

In keeping with the overall experience at Woburn, the Inn provides personal and attentive service, ensuring the utmost comfort and convenience.

Superbly located for access from London, Birmingham, Oxford and Cambridge, Woburn has for over 30 years been one of the country’s most prestigious venues for corporate and society events. Individual service and precise specifications are assured, while the shotgun starts and formal dinner events can be arranged.