The Course

“The Manor House Golf Club is a truly stunning course and I will definitely be coming back”

Luke Donald, US PGA Tour & Ryder Cup Player

Summer Golf Offer!

Set in 365 acres of rolling Cotswold countryside, the mature oak and beech trees that line the magnificent fairways, together with the hand-cut greens and the river Bybrook meandering through the heart of this Peter Alliss designed course, bring both drama and beauty.

£65 per person including 18 holes of golf, one buggy per pair and a scrumptious meal either prior or post your round

Valid April to October, minimum of 4 players, subject to availability

Tee times are limited so to book call +44 (0) 1249 784844

Little Extras

We have comprehensive USGA practice facilities which are sponsored by Callaway, including a driving range playing off natural turf, a chipping and bunker area and an immaculate putting green to get a little practice in. 

Or you can take some expert tuition from our friendly PGA professionals - whether you’re a complete beginner or an old hand wanting to fine tune your swing.

Stay in luxury

If this is not enough to tempt you, combine that with our fabulous Manor House Hotel (complete with pillow menus!) and you have an alliance dedicated to ensuring you have the ultimate experience. A perfect way to end a round of golf.

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Welcome to Doolittle country...

Many people go to Castle Combe for the motor sport. Its one of the longest established circuits in the UK, where, in 1950, a young Stirling Moss won the 2.5 litre race. But the 13th Century village is something entirely different and light years away in feel and pace to the circuit.

The village is gorgeous and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful in England, voted most picturesque village by British Heritage magazine. Castle Combe is probably most famous for being portrayed as a fishing port in the original Dr Doolittle film, starring Rex Harrison and Anthony Newley.

Most recently, with a number of mysterious locations in England all vying for a place in the adult fairytale, Castle Combe managed to land the role of the village of Wall in Neil Gaiman's "Stardust" starring the familiar faces of Robert De Niro, Michelle Pfeiffer and Sienna Miller.

Nestling in 365 acres of stunning Cotswold parkland, bordering the beautiful village of Castle Combe,the course is a relative youngster. Opened in 1992 by HRH Prince Andrew, this 18-hole, par 72 course is one of the most spectacular in the South of England - a fact recently substantiated with the coveted HSBC Gold Star Award.

From Green Fees to Membership, from Golf Societies to Corporate Golf Days, please call +44 (0) 1249 782982 or email enquiries@manorhousegolf.co.uk and we will show you how your visit will be fabulously unforgettable