Cumberwell Park Golf Club

Cumberwell Park sits on the edge of Bradford on Avon in Wiltshire and is built across the natural contours of the surrounding countryside. The original eighteen holes, known as the Red and Yellow courses, opened in September 1994, shaped to work with the landscape rather than against it. A further nine holes, the Blue course, followed in 1999 and introduced a run of water-affected holes that add an extra dimension to the challenge. The complex was completed in July 2007 with the addition of the Orange course, a links-style nine laid over open downland with wide views across the Wiltshire countryside. Together the six nine-hole loops make Cumberwell Park the only fifty-four-hole golf venue in the county, allowing golfers to combine courses into a variety of eighteen-hole rounds depending on ability and time available. Each nine-hole section has its own character, from parkland-style holes to more exposed downland terrain, giving a wide range of tests across the site. Beyond the golf, the clubhouse includes an upstairs function suite used for dinners, conferences and private events, making the venue as much a social and business destination as a golfing one for the Bradford on Avon area.