Herefordshire Golf Club
Course Status
Herefordshire Golf Course: 3/07/22. COURSE OPEN . Course open. Buggies are allowed but must keep to side fairways/rough and use paths where provided. Please note, work on new pipework for water
The Gleneagles of the Midlands
Established in 1896, the oldest club in the County
A stunning location founded by the legendary James Braid, offering far reaching and stunning views of the Shropshire Hills, the Brecon Beacons and the Malverns. The most historic Golf Course in Herefordshire coupled with the Causeway Restaurant, Bar and Terrace serving the finest local produce.
The History
The Course
ESTABLISHED IN 1896, THE OLDEST CLUB IN THE COUNTY
The Herefordshire Golf Club moved to its present location at the Raven's Causeway some 36 years later in 1932 on a site founded by legendary golf course designer James Braid.
The Pro Shop
You can be sure of a warm welcome and an exceptional level of customer care and service when you visit The Professional Shop at The Herefordshire Golf Club.
The Professional Shop is run by our Head Professional James Heath and his team.
At the very heart of the club, we offer a fantastic range of golf equipment from all the leading golf manufacturers. Golfing equipment aside, we also sell a broad and exciting range of clothing, along with an extensive range of products bearing The Herefordshire Golf Club logo. The Professional Shop is part of the TGI Golf Partnership, this not only allows us to offer you great products, but it ensures we are highly competitive on price.
Our Professional Team are on hand 7 days a week to provide you with the best experience and service possible.
More Info
Perfect venue to enjoy stunning views and the finest produce Herefordshire has to offer. From a bar snack to a fabulous meal or a cup of fresh coffee, enjoy the views from our modern, stylish venue.
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Telephone: 01432 830219 Email: marks@herefordshiregolfclub.com
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