The Berkshire Golf Club- Blue Course

Credit: Photography by Kevin Diss

Before both the Red and Blue course was designed in 1928 across the beautiful 372 acres of heatherland, the land was used for hunting grounds by Queen Anne during the 17th and 18th Centry.

The Blue Course may not rank as highly as the Red on top 100 lists However members often claim it is the tougher of the two to score on. Slightly shorter than the Red at 6,366 yards from the tips, the Blue Course presents significant challenges of mounds, natural slopes, and hazards that demand careful navigation

The Blue course regularly features among the best courses in England, with Golf Digest ranking the Red Course 30th. The club has a strong history with amateur golf and has hosted the English Amateur Championship alongside the Berkshire Trophy with Nick Faldo winning the competition in 1975.

Useful Information

Visitors are welcomed throughout the year, subject to availability and advance booking
Recognised golf clothing must be worn on the courses. Denim jeans are not permitted anywhere at the Club
Caddies are available and should be booked with the Caddie Master once the tee time has been confirmed
GPS electric trolleys are available for hire and should be booked in advance
Buggies are only available to golfers with a medical requirement. A medical certificate must be supplied in advance
There is a Halfway Hut located beside the 8th tee on the Red Course and the 14th tee on the Blue Course
Golf clothing is acceptable in most areas of the Clubhouse. Gentlemen are required to wear a jacket in the Main
Dining Room, except on Saturdays or where otherwise stated

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