Flackwell Heath Golf Club

Flackwell Heath Golf Club features a par 71 course that is 6,142 yards for men and 5,300 yards for ladies, built on wooded heathland and exhibiting small, well-crafted greens that offer variable pin locations. The course was established following the purchase of Minchins Farm, Flackwell Heath in 1902 by James Peace, Arthur Clarke, and Thomas Thurlow, with the first nine holes designed by James Sherlock and inaugurated as Wycombe and Bourne End Golf Club in 1904.

The golf course's second nine holes were designed by John Turner, the Club’s first professional, and opened in spring 1907, with significant alterations made in the 1920s on the advice of Harry Colt and further changes in 1964 with the addition of two new holes by F. W. Hawtree. Continuous improvements have been made to the golf course, including recent recommendations by Ken Brown, and it officially became known as Flackwell Heath Golf Club in the year the course was extended.

Summer green fees for 2025 are £50 Monday-Friday and £60 Saturday-Sunday. Twilight rates from 2:30pm are £30. Junior/Student rate is £25.

County Card holders can play for £40 Mon-Fri and £50 Sat-Sun. Discounts are available for groups of 3 or 4 players on standard visitor rates.