Moor Park Golf Club

Moor Park Golf Club is a classic private golf club with two Harry Colt-designed championship courses, set across 300 acres of mature woodland and parkland near Rickmansworth. Opened in 1923, the High and West Courses offer a memorable contrast: the High Course carries real championship pedigree and has hosted events such as the Carris Trophy, along with other local, national and international championships, while the West Course asks for accuracy with its well-protected greens and thoughtful course management. The setting is matched by strong practice and hospitality facilities. Golfers can make use of a double-ended grass driving range with an all-weather covered section, multiple covered bays, two large grass tees, an 18-hole putting green, practice nets and short-game areas, while the clubhouse is housed in a 17th-century Grade 1 listed Palladian mansion. A Halfway House on both courses adds to the experience.