Kirtlington Golf Club

Kirtlington Golf Club takes its name from the Oxfordshire village in which it sits, a small settlement north of Oxford in the county's agricultural heartland between the city and the market town of Bicester. The course plays over 18 holes, set in a part of Oxfordshire characterised by limestone villages, arable farmland and the River Cherwell, which winds south through this stretch of the county on its way towards Oxford itself. Oxfordshire as a whole spans a wide range of landscape, from the Cotswold hills in the west to the flatter vale country around Bicester and Kirtlington in the north-east, and golf clubs are scattered across both. The OX5 postcode places Kirtlington within reach of the M40 corridor, making it accessible from Oxford, Bicester and the wider commuter belt that has grown up along that route in recent decades. The village itself retains the feel of the rural county it sits within, some distance from Oxfordshire's larger towns despite the road links now running close by.