Porters Park Golf Club

Porters Park Golf Club is a classic 6,529-yard parkland course established in 1899 near Radlett. The historic character is evident throughout: a stream winds through nine holes, and natural water hazards often require smart choices between laying up and going for it. Ponds on the 11th and 13th add challenge and atmosphere, while rolling, fast fairways and firm, year-round consistent greens provide a pleasant rhythm. The course is surrounded by a varied mix of trees with beautiful seasonal colors. The clubhouse, expanded in 1990, offers panoramic views of the course. Porters Park also has a rich golf history, with many famous players and exhibitions, and Samuel Ryder, founder of the Ryder Cup, as a notable member.