Elstree Golf Club
Elstree Golf & Country Club operates on a pay-and-play basis in Hertfordshire, close to the town of Elstree and its long-standing association with British film and television production at the nearby studios. The club offers flexible membership structures, including options covering five or seven days a week, alongside straightforward access for casual visitors who prefer to book and play without committing to full membership. New members are offered golf lessons as part of joining, a structure aimed at bringing beginners into the game rather than assuming an existing level of ability, and there is no separate joining fee attached to taking up membership. Women golfers are explicitly welcomed as part of the club's membership base, reflecting an approach geared towards broadening participation rather than maintaining a narrow traditional membership. The course and clubhouse have both been the subject of ongoing improvement work, part of a wider effort to keep the facility competitive against other pay-and-play options in the Hertfordshire and north London area. Elstree's position just beyond the edge of London, within the M25 corridor, makes the club accessible to golfers from both Hertfordshire and the northern London boroughs, giving it a mixed catchment of local members and visitors passing through for a single round.
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You will find Elstree Golf Club at Watling Street, Elstree, Watford, WD6 3AA. It also shows up in our guides for London, Oxford, and Cambridge, since those cover the wider area. The club runs its own site, linked in the sidebar, with booking and membership details. A map further down the page marks the exact spot for satnav and directions.
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