Chedington Court Golf Club

Chedington Court Golf Club sits near Crewkerne, on the Somerset side of the border with Dorset, in an area of countryside that straddles both counties. The course is laid out as a parkland test, mixing wooded holes running between mature trees with more open stretches where the surrounding countryside comes into view, giving the round a changing character rather than a single consistent look throughout. This border location, between Beaminster and Crewkerne, places the club within reach of both Somerset and Dorset golfers, and the surrounding landscape, a mix of farmland and low hills typical of this part of the West Country, shapes much of the course's setting. The combination of wooded and open holes is a common feature of parkland courses developed within older estate grounds, and Chedington Court's layout reflects that pattern, with the tree cover offering shelter on some holes and the open sections allowing wider views across the countryside on others. For golfers exploring the Somerset and Dorset border, the course provides a further option beyond the coastal and downland courses more commonly associated with west Dorset, set instead within this quieter, inland stretch of countryside near Beaminster and Crewkerne.