Gerrards Cross Golf Club

The Gerrards Cross Golf Course was established in 1922 on the grounds of an ancient English estate, with remaining majestic trees and a distinctive ha-ha visible on the eighteenth hole. It was inaugurated with a 36-hole exhibition match between George Duncan and Harry Vardon, renowned golfers of the time.

Over the years, the layout of the Gerrards Cross Golf Course has changed multiple times, with significant alterations like the construction of the Chalfont St. Peter By Pass in the 1960s. These developments and additions of tree planting and bunkers have shaped the current parkland/woodland-style course.

Green fees vary depending on the season. Standard 18-hole rates are £95 during the summer (April 1st to October 31st) and £70 during the winter (November 1st to March 31st). County Card rates are available. Twilight rates after 3:30 PM (April and October) and after 4:30 PM (May to September) are £60.

A winter 4-ball rate, including tea/coffee, bacon roll, 18 holes, and a 1-course lunch, is available Monday to Friday for £300 from December to February. Full pre-payment is required for the winter 4-ball rate.