“Fancy a quick round?” someone asks. Welcome to Oxhey Park Golf Course a place with a story that swings from grand beginnings to a cozy present.
Originally Oxhey Park Golf Course opened as an eighteen-hole course in 1910. Imagine golfers teeing off amidst the fresh air. But in 1954 Oxhey Park Golf Course closed its doors only to reopen in 1991 as a nine-hole course with a floodlit driving range.
Oxhey Park Golf Club isn’t just any course. It’s a place where beginners lady golfers and high handicappers can hone their skills. The resident Golf Pro James Wright is ready to help you.
Did you know Oxhey Park Golf Club was voted one of the best nine-hole public courses in the UK? Lady Golfer and National Club Golfer magazines recognized its value. You can play a round in 90 minutes perfect for a quick escape.
Oxhey Park Golf Club offers more than just golf. There is trolley hire and a clubhouse with a large car park. You can enjoy homemade food and drinks every day. The 20-bay floodlit driving range lets you practice even after sunset.
The fully equipped golf shop stocks major brands like FootJoy Adidas and Nike. Custom fitting services are available for Mizuno Callaway and Titleist. PGA-certified golf tuition is offered by resident Pro James Wright. Changing rooms are also available.
Prestwick Road South Oxhey Watford is the address. You can reach Oxhey Park Golf Club by phone or email. Opening hours are generous.
The history of Oxhey Park Golf Club runs deeper than you might think. Back in 1912 the club officially opened with a match between Ted Ray and Harry Vardon. Ted Ray the Oxhey professional won.
Ted Ray’s fame put Oxhey Park Golf Club on the golfing world map. He went to the USA and eventually won their open in 1920. Ray spent his life at Oxhey also building a reputation as a billiards player.
Many competitions were held at Oxhey. This included the News of the World tournament. The Hertfordshire Amateur Open and Ladies championships also took place here.
Imagine the crowds cheering at the News of the World tournament final in 1921. Bert Seymour of the Molesey Hurst club won after a tight match. The course challenged even the best golfers.
The Oxhey course saw changes over the years. In 1947 it became a municipal course with a par of 78. By the mid-1930s there were both 18 and 9-hole options.
Today Oxhey Park Golf Course provides a friendly public venue. It offers a relaxing atmosphere for all. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner you’re welcome here.
So next time you’re looking for a quick enjoyable round remember Oxhey Park Golf Club. It’s a place where history and sport come together. Its a great value for money.