Harleyford Golf Club

Harleyford Golf Club lies just outside Marlow, the Thames-side Berkshire town known for its weir, suspension bridge and rowing history. The Harleyford estate sits on a bend of the River Thames between Marlow and Bourne End, wooded parkland that slopes down to the water and has long been used for leisure and sporting grounds rather than farming. Marlow's town centre, with its Georgian high street and riverside walks, draws day visitors from London along the Thames Valley, and the surrounding countryside mixes chalk hills to the south with flatter river meadows nearer the water. The SL7 postcode area covers this stretch of the Thames between High Wycombe and Maidenhead, a part of Berkshire where golf clubs sit alongside rowing clubs, boatyards and riverside hotels rather than industry. Access from the M40 and M4 corridors makes the area a popular base for golfers travelling from west London, and the Thames itself remains the defining feature of the landscape around the course.