Golf
in Rutland - Where to stay and play
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Rutland
is the smallest county in England, measuring just 16 miles
by 16 miles. The county has two historic market towns
Oakham and Uppingham, and 54 beautiful villages spread
across the rolling, rural landscape.
At the county centre lies Rutland Water, an attraction
for the Normanton Church Museum, watersports and for family
recreation and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The British
Birdwatching Fair is held at the Egleton Nature Reserve
every August.
In the south lies Eyebrook reservoir, popular with anglers
and bird watchers. Among the villages there is Wing,
site of one of the last remaining turf maze and Clipsham
with the old Yew tree lined carriage drive to Clipsham
Hall. Also worth a visit are Oakham Castle and Rutland
County Museum in Oakham town centre.
Enjoy your visit to this historic part of England. |
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Our featured club website this month
is Dewstow Golf Club, Monmouthshire |
Situated in the South East corner of South Wales, Dewstow Golf Club with its two great golf courses is ideally located for society and corporate days. Dewstow is approximately 5 miles from both Severn crossings and specialises in small and large golf days of up to 200 people.
When you visit and enjoy this friendly golf course you can also spend time at the nearby Hidden Gardens which are linked to the golf course.
If your partner is a non-golfer, the perfect place to visit while you enjoy a round of golf.
more info... |
Our Regional Golf Class A clubmaker Martin Rotherham
can help you. 