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Beaconsfield Golf Club
About Beaconsfield Golf Club
Beaconsfield Golf Club is a private members' club which owes its existence to a certain Colonel William Du Pre. The long and fascinating history of Beaconsfield Golf Club culminated in 2002 with much celebration of its Centenary. Luke Donald was Club Champion while still a junior member of the Club and went on to win numerous national and international tournaments before becoming a professional golfer in 2001. Beaconsfield welcomes all visitors and hope you enjoy your time here. Visitors are welcome Monday to Friday and may play at weekends and on Public Holidays as the guest of a member.
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About Beaconsfield Golf Club
Beaconsfield Golf Club is a private members' club which owes its existence to a certain Colonel William Du Pre. The long and fascinating history of Beaconsfield Golf Club culminated in 2002 with much celebration of its Centenary. Luke Donald was Club Champion while still a junior member of the Club and went on to win numerous national and international tournaments before becoming a professional golfer in 2001. Beaconsfield welcomes all visitors and hope you enjoy your time here. Visitors are welcome Monday to Friday and may play at weekends and on Public Holidays as the guest of a member.
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For many years, players of golf courses designed by the likes of Alister McKenzie, James Braid, Donald Ross and Harry Colt didn’t realise that they were on hallowed turf.
Only in the last 30 years or so, has the genius of the great architects been truly recognised and inspired clubs such as Beaconsfield to turn back the clock.
Here, management has been working with Martin Hawtree, a renowned Colt expert with an eye to returning to the original concept, especially the bunkers.
In many ways, Beaconsfield is traditional. Its gorgeous clubhouse has been in situ since golf was first played here in 1914.
But while it is looking back to the days of its origins in one sense, it is moving on in others. Thus, there are plans afoot to create a balcony to the clubhouse and I loved the land art installations around the course – they give it a unique feel.
It was also a delight to see so many juniors at the club on the day we visited and that members are proud of nurturing talent – after all, this was the club of current Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald.
The presentation of the course is top-notch and that is particularly evident on the intriguing dogleg sixth with its criss-cross patterned fairways and green entrance.
The back nine impressed because of its variety, beginning with the par-five tenth which has Beaconsfield’s trademark undulations, dipping from right to left.
In my opinion, the 18th is the best hole on the course as the clubhouse comes back into view, providing the backdrop to a hole with typical Colt bunkers on the fairway which slips down to a green framed by bushes.
It completed a lovely relaxing round followed by a tasty baguette on a veranda overlooking its picturesque practice area.
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Beaconsfield is a fantastic parkland course. It has a wide range of challenges with a good mix of longer and shorter holes. Also four strong par 3’s. It is in great condition and has a very friendly atmosphere. It also boasts great practice facilities with a full driving range, three short game greens and a large putting green. Highly recommend to anyone looking for an enjoyable game of golf.
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Beaconsfield is a beautifully presented, classic Harry Colt designed course with excellent practice facilities. The layout of Colt's course remains much the same today as it was in 1914. A unique feature are the celebrated diagonal cross bunkers which still entice and entrap the unwary player on several holes. Over the years, many trees have been planted which enhance the beauty of the course and isolate the holes from each other. Aside from the diagonal cross bunkers, the course has many of Colt's trademark features. In particular it is very well bunkered and has unusually large greens. Each of the holes has its own character and is separated from its neighbouring holes by mature mixed woodland.
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