England · Course 1
The Berkshire Golf Club - Red Course
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 72
- Yards
- 6365
- Est.
- 1928
A classic heathland course known for its challenging layout and beautiful natural scenery, offering a true test of golf.


England
The Berkshire Golf Club in Ascot, Berkshire, offers two 18-hole heathland courses—Red and Blue—both designed by Herbert Fowler in 1928. The Red Course is recognized for its unique 6-6-6 hole layout, while the Blue Course is known for its challenging back nine. Access is via fly and transfer from London airports, with private transfers available. The club welcomes visitors year-round, with late summer providing peak course conditions. Ideal for experienced golfers with valid handicaps, a one- to two-day visit allows play on both courses. Best suited for golfers seeking classic English heathland layouts.
England · Course 1
A classic heathland course known for its challenging layout and beautiful natural scenery, offering a true test of golf.

England · Course 2
A stunning course with a mix of woodland and heathland features, providing a diverse and enjoyable golfing experience.


The Berkshire Golf Club offers two highly regarded 18-hole heathland courses, both designed by Herbert Fowler and set on Crown Estate land. The Red Course features a distinctive 6-6-6 routing and the Blue Course is known for its challenging layout, especially on the back nine. The club is accessible via major airports with private transfers available, making it practical for international visitors. The courses are maintained to a high standard and are best experienced in late summer when the heather is in bloom. Visitor access is available on weekdays and select weekend times, with handicap requirements ensuring a quality playing environment. The Berkshire is included in customisable England golf tours, distinguishing it as a notable destination for serious golfers.
Charming clubhouse with bar, dining and terraces; practice ground, chipping and bunker areas, and putting greens; trolleys and limited buggy use; pro shop and locker rooms; close to Ascot, Sunningdale and local hotels.
The nearest major airport to The Berkshire Golf Club is London Heathrow Airport (LHR), located about 15 miles (24 km) away. The typical transfer time by car or taxi is approximately 30–40 minutes, depending on traffic. Private car transfers and taxis are the most common and convenient modes of transport for this route.
The Berkshire Golf Club features two 18-hole heathland courses: the Red Course and the Blue Course, both designed by Herbert Fowler.
Late summer is especially picturesque at The Berkshire, as the heather blooms and course conditions are at their best, though play is possible year-round.
The closest major airport is London Heathrow, with private transfers available to the club from the airport and nearby hotels.
Yes, visitors can book tee times on weekdays and after midday on weekends and Bank Holidays, but advance arrangements are required.
Guests are generally expected to have a recognized handicap, as the courses are best suited for experienced golfers.
The Red Course stands out with its 6-6-6 routing—six par 3s, six par 4s, and six par 5s—spanning about 6,450 yards from the back tees.
Yes, The Berkshire is often featured in custom England golf itineraries, including those organized by JEL Golf Travel.
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