Crow Nest Park Golf Course

The golf course at Crow Nest Park was established on grounds with a history dating back to the late 18th century, when the grand house, which became part of the estate, was built in 1775 by the Walker family. Over the years, the estate saw several changes in ownership and was known for Sir Titus Salt's residence, during which he constructed a boating lake with an island that remains visible on the course today.

Noteworthy features of the course include remnants of the original estate buildings, which golfers may encounter off the fairways, and the Old Boathouse on the 5th hole that once sheltered the punts for the estate's lake. The course has gained recognition for its quality, being listed as one of the best 9-hole golf courses in the world by Golf World Magazine in March 2010.

18 holes are priced at £25.00. Please contact the club directly for full details of available tee times.