Crondon Park

Crondon Park Golf Club was established on a former working farm; the property was acquired from Robert Orr in March 1990 and opened on May 31, 1994. The first player to tee off from the first hole was Arthur Jenner, launching the course's history with a 5am start and a £10.00 green fee.

Notably, the golf course at Crondon Park features the longest closing hole globally, creating a challenging experience for golfers of all skill levels. Under the stewardship of Head Greenkeeper Stewart Rogers and his team, the golf course has significantly improved and is recognized as one of the best in the county.

Beyond golf, Crondon Park is also a venue for weddings and other functions, which have provided essential financial support for the club's development. The main function suite, The Baronial Hall, dates back to circa 1606 and has won accolades including “The Best Countryside Wedding Venue in Britain”.

Located in the village of Stock, Crondon Park is conveniently accessed from major transportation routes and is surrounded by scenic countryside views. The venue is multi-functional, serving as not only a golf course but also a location for various events, with a team and catering service dedicated to high-quality service and cuisine.