Believe it or not, The Ashbury Hotel & Resort is the world's 9th largest golf resort, boasting a staggering total of 99 holes of golf, serviced by a fleet of over 400 buggies!
Comfortable accommodation, on-site dining & bars, as well as an incredible array of activities and sport and leisure facilities complement the golf and make The Ashbury Hotel & Resort a superb option for anyone looking to enjoy a Devon golf holiday.
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0800 043 6644Golf at The Ashbury Hotel & Resort comes in the form of no less than 4 18-hole golf courses including a par 54 18-hole par 3 course, as well as the Academy Course; a 9-hole layout ideal for honing your golf skills.
The Kigbeare Course is The Ashbury Hotel and Resort’s flagship golf course. Measuring 6,528 yards from the back tees, it’s not overly long by modern standards, but long enough to make playing to its par of 72 a significant challenge even for the most experienced golfers. Fairways are treelined so accuracy from the tee is paramount while rolling fairways can test the golfer with uneven lies which make approach play into the large undulating greens a tricky proposition. Well placed hazards add to an enjoyable yet testing examination of your golf skills.
The signature hole on the Kigbeare Course comes early in the round at the Par 3 3rd. Measuring over 200 yards from the championship tees, this exciting Par 3 features an elevated tee, perched some 50 feet above the level of the green.
The 6,400 yard Pines Course plays to a par of 72 and is the second-longest course at The Ashbury Hotel & Resort. With plenty of room from the tee on the opening 9 holes, longer hitters will delight at the chance to reach for the driver and open their shoulders, while the tighter back 9 with its treelined fairways will even the score for those who rely more on precision than brute strength.
The Par 4 4th hole on the Pines Course is widely regarded as the signature hole. With an uphill tee shot and a fairway that narrows towards the green, with 3 water hazards also awaiting any shot missed to the right, this short Par 4 is as tricky as it is picturesque. Whether you go for the green or not from the tee, the 3-tiered putting surface places a premium not only on an accurate approach shot subject to the pin location, but also good putting skills to avoid a 3-putt should you find the incorrect level of the green.
As you would imagine, with 99 holes at The Ashbury Hotel & Resort, there is plenty of variety on offer. With the Kigbeare and Pines Courses offering sterner tests of golf, a more relaxing game can be enjoyed on the Beeches Course which measures just 5,671 yards from the tips and plays to a par of 68.
Widely considered as the most picturesque course at the resort, The Beeches Course features tree-lined fairways, dramatic mounding and numerous elevation changes, most notably at the 3rd hole which features a triple-tier fairway dropping almost 200 feet from tee to green.
While the 3rd hole is truly spectacular and a joy to play, the signature hole on The Beeches Corse comes in the form of the 177 yard Par 3 12th. With stunning views across Dartmoor, this pretty little hole is both challenging and cute, with a stunning backdrop of ‘Sourton Tor’ and ‘Yes Tor’, the second-highest point of Dartmoor clearly in view.
Like the Beechwood Course, The Oakwood Course at The Ashbury Hotel & Resort in Devon measures around the 5,500 yard mark from the back tees, making it an ideal choice for higher handicappers, shorter hitter, or even just those looking for a more relaxing test of golf than you’d find on the Kigbeare and Pines Courses.
Well placed water hazards and bunkers provide the main challenge on this course which from tee to green requires a lot of thought in order to score well against a par of 68. Unspoiled views across Dartmoor make a round on the Oakwood Course a pleasurable experience no matter your score, and the character of the course can be summed up at the Par 4 15th. Driveable for longer hitters, this tempting little hole features a water hazard that stretches back some 120 yards from the front edge of the putting surface. Those who choose to layup and leave just a short iron into the green will still be left with an intimidating approach, and others who go for broke and attempt to drive the green will require a true strike to prevent their golf ball from finding a watery grave.
For those looking to sharpen their approach play, The Willows Course at The Ashbury Hotel & Resort is an ideal place for a round of golf. An 18-hole Par 3 golf course, The Willows is far more than a simple Pitch & Putt, offering holes ranging from 67 to 147 yards. One of the best Par 3 Courses in South West England, this charming little track features a number of ponds and bunkers that are complemented by the natural lay of the land including mounds, banks and trees. With smaller putting surfaces than those found on the full-length courses, accuracy is at a premium on The Willows.
Additional Golf Facilities
A Par 23 Academy Course is a great place for beginners trying their hand at golf for the first time, or indeed for more experienced golfers simply looking to warm up before taking to one of the main golf courses. Practice putting areas are also in place to roll a few warm-up putts in before your round.
There are 222 guestrooms at The Ashbury Hotel, each with complimentary WiFi, TV, tea & coffee making facilities, a hairdryer, direct dial telephone, and a safe to store your valuable when you’re out on the golf course.
All golf breaks at The Ashbury Hotel are full board, and guests can enjoy a buffet-style continental breakfast or full English in the morning, hot and cold buffets for lunch, and a 4-course buffet offering for their evening meals. Additional a la carte options are also available during dinner service for a small surcharge.
For a well-deserved drink, the Clubhouse Bar is ideal for post-golf refreshment, and for those looking to enjoy some sport in the evening, The Lounge Bar is the ideal evening entertainment venue with both Sky Sports and BT Sports channels showing live events. During the warmer months, refreshments can be taken while gazing over views of Dartmoor and the picturesque Oakwood Course, and with WiFi available in all bar and lounge areas, visiting golfers can stay connected throughout their stay.
An exercise and fitness center allows those with an eye on their waistline to work up a sweat during their downtime, while activities including crafts, bowls, archery, cycling, football, ten pin bowling, snooker and pool will be more than enough to occupy your time away from the golf course. Those looking for a refreshing dip can make use of the indoor pool and waterslides but for the ultimate in relaxation, The Hydro Spas, with its Hydro Pools, saunas, and steam rooms, as well as the option to indulge in relaxing and therapeutic spa treatments.
Very good all 12 off are going back
The stay was absolutely perfect just what you need for a great weekend of golf!
The hotel has everything but all rooms, common areas and dining rooms were in need of refurbishment. The food and choice of food were good
All the staff are warm & friendly. Good size room, fresh and clean. Dated only by the artexed walls. Hey it’ll come around again 😂. Buffet menus change daily, with two or three choices, Very good food. Bar quick to serve, but not the restaurant bar annexe. Great memories.
Great stay with fiends for 4 days of golf. Hotel fully met needs with great facilities and super staff!!
The rooms were basic but both clean and very comfortable
Accommodation very old & tired, but clean. Very small rooms fit two people and a tv the size of a postage stamp. The food was a bit like school dinners (but hot) and very repetitive.
A little dated but overall great service
The rooms are basic but cover all you need and clean
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To wet
To wet
To wet
To wet lost ball on the fairway about 20 ball in all on four courses on the fairway
Of the three course from the weekend this was in the best condition and was an absolutely stunning course loved the risk reward of it and truly enjoyed the round. Again can’t wait to play next year!
Absolutely loved this course was fair and challenging at the same time but for the time of year was in great condition and loved the round! Can’t wait to play again next year
Lovely course was a tad wet but still enjoyed the round play was slow due to a few groups who were really slow but still had an enjoyable round
Just the right amount of challenge with contrasting front and back nines
A good course
You need a buggy because it's very hilly and the walks between green and tee are very long. Sadly, the slopes on most fairways make even driving a buggy at 90 degrees from the path an impossibility
Very long walk out the main gate, to the 1st tee and back. A few tricky interesting holes with water thrown in for good measure. Fairways move you from side to side, making it all good fun. Course toilets provided.
Slightly shorter than the others and a little back and forth. 😱 water, always fun, take extra balls. We walked with electric trolleys much easier. A good course to warm up on before Kigbeare or Beeches. Course toilets provided.
Buggies suggested, which slows play staying on the paths. Well nestled in the landscape. decisions to be made, hold the green or roll on 🤔. Blind summits, to the right or left of post? Course toilet 👍
Difficult course, lots of sloping fairways & greens on multiple levels. Using buggies only on the paths takes time. I walked 24k steps across the fairways and back. Only to realise you have the wrong clubs. Good layout. course toilet provided
Nice course with some tricky holes. Needed to watch areas waterlogged but that didn’t affect the round.
Great course even with some areas rain affected.
I think this was our favourite course of the weekend some stunning holes with steep drops to the holes.Again in great condition
More up and down than the Kigbeare but again in great condition be ready with a loud FORE with any way ward shots
A good test the course was in good condition. Keeping to buggy paths keeps the course in good nick but does involve a lot off walking 16000 steps with a buggy.some great looking hole and a lot of variety
Best course of weekend Lovely views course in good nick fairways and greens
Fairways good Greens good Only got 9 holes in due to bad weather thunder and lightning
Lovely course good fairway’s , green’s a little slow due to grass being long Overall enjoyed it
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Guests can check in after 4pm & check out by 10am
