Brocket Hall, in the shadow of the majestic stately home, is among the most luxurious and desirable golf clubs anywhere in Britain. Boasting two championship golf courses, the award winning restaurant Auberge du Lac and the Palmerston Golf Academy, the facilities across the estate are outstanding, and set against the backdrop of the estate's majestic woodland and parkland.
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0800 043 6644Donald Steel's Palmerston Course winds through mature Corsican, Scots and Hornbeam pine trees, and is a challenging par 73 test. The designer has made full use of the natural landscape to create truly amazing hazards which are as beautiful as they are treacherous.
Laid out around and across the River Lea, the Melbourne Course is a golf course of immense beauty. The stunning land was manipulated into a championship course by the great duo of Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, who made full use of the 18th century parkland. A unique touch makes the finish even more special – golfers are transported to the final green via the Broadwater ferry.
Overlooking the golf courses and the Broadwater is the majestic clubhouse, which is not only the place to relax after a round, but also boasts an excellent banqueting hall which is the ideal stage for a lunch or dinner as part of a corporate golf event at Brocket Hall.
Brocket Hall, in the shadow of the majestic stately home, is among the most luxurious and desirable golf clubs anywhere in Britain. Boasting two championship golf courses, the award winning restaurant Auberge du Lac and the Palmerston Golf Academy, the facilities across the estate are outstanding, and set against the backdrop of the estate's majestic woodland and parkland.
The historic Melbourne Lodge has been transformed into stunning country house accommodation, with 16 bedrooms that have been decorated and furnished in the most luxurious fashion.
The lodge was the estate’s former stable block, and with heed to that fact, each of its bedrooms is named after one of the era’s most prominent racehorses. Whether you stay in Northern Dancer, Nijinsky or Red Rum, your stay will be in the utmost comfort.
The talented team of chefs at the fine dining Auberge Du Lac restaurant have created a menu using only the finest local ingredients, which is complemented by fine wine, your choice of cocktails and 5 star service. It is an experience that should not be missed when you visit the Brocket Hall Estate
Brocket Hall is also renowned for its terrific wine cellar, ensuring the perfect complement to the fine dining of Auberge Du Lac.
Wouldn’t know where to start. No bar or food after 6 pm wasn’t ideal. Far from straightforward and I’m not sure it would work as a destination for most golf groups.
From the moment of arrival, the staff were only there to make your stay as pleasurable as possible. From Reception, golf concierge, starter, bar staff and the driving range attendant setting up your pyramid of practice balls.
When we arrived there were very few staff who new about the hotel.
Nice room. Very helpful staff. Excellent service and catering facilities at the golf club.
Was not in the main house as it was being used by a film crew and production. Not the quietest location overnight as rooms upstairs a lot of movement and banging.
Because of COVID it would be unfair to place a review as it was very limited to what we could do but the staff were very helpful
<p>Our golf trip to Brocket Hall was probably the best we’ve been on to date. The golf courses were in excellent condition, the accommodation was excellent and the food was superb.</p> <p>All in all, the trip could not have been better, with friendly and accommodating staff present in all areas of the resort.<br></p>
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Some seriously tough holes plus a few easy ones. Worth a visit.
Some amazing holes around the lake along with a few average ones. Pretty good condition for the time of year so no complaints there. Green staff everywhere so they are trying.
Read the pros tips. You don't need a driver off every tee and give yourself a second shot mulligan on 18. Never laughed so much watching 4 balls go in the lake!
Invest in a course guide. Great fun. Unfair to mark the course down because fairways were sun kissed.
We were advised to play the Palmerston course twice as the Melbourne greens had just hollow tyned and sanded. Something we found out on the day of arrival.
Played here before . Few long walks between holes. Nevertheless, enjoyable.
Very wet and boggy. Course very attractive and in spite of the rain in good condition.
Vey wet and rough very deep. Greens good and slow. Nice layout and lovely holes. Halfway house open and a welcome break!
Not as long as the Palmerston course but a bit tricky pity there was no sign to tell you what green to play to on the 4 th we played the 16 th green but it’s quite common that non members do this (just put a sign up ) apart from that loved the course well worth a visit on a Sunday driver with your golf travel
To be fair the course was in great condition considering it was quite wet the greens were very good and medium paced it’s a lot longer than the Melbourne and had some lovely holes well worth the visit
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