Club

Many fine mansions have graced the present site of Brookmans Park Golf Club since the early 1600s. The present clubhouse, which is of Tudor origin, was formerly the stables of a house destroyed by fire in 1891. Naturally many changes have taken place since then and today members and visitors alike enjoy first class facilities and are assured a warm and friendly welcome.

A special claim to fame is that Sir Thomas Moore is believed to have written his ‘Utopia’ here. In fact there is something distinctly utopian about the whole setting with many fine, mature trees around the club house – two of the best examples are the great cedars behind the 18th green which are reputed to be over 250 years old and are depicted on the club logo.