The Manor House Golf Club (Castle Combe)

The Manor House Golf Club sits within 365 acres of parkland near Castle Combe in Wiltshire, on the edge of the Cotswolds, and plays to a par of 72 over eighteen holes. The layout is set out across the estate grounds, with a full hole-by-hole guide available to visitors planning a round, along with an overview of the facilities on site. Those facilities include a practice range, a golf shop, a halfway house and a clubhouse, and both buggies and trolleys can be hired for the round. Visitors are able to reserve tee times up to four weeks in advance, seven days a week, making it straightforward to plan a game around the club's booking system. The club also runs a programme of events through the year, including junior competitions that bring together young golfers for a day of matches and prizes on the course. As part of the wider Manor House estate, the golf club forms one element of a site that combines parkland golf with the surrounding Cotswolds landscape, giving both members and visiting golfers a course shaped by its historic estate setting rather than a purpose-built modern layout.