Berkshire Golf Club

The Berkshire Golf Club was founded in 1928, and its Red and Blue Courses have changed relatively little since then. The Red Course is considered slightly senior to her sister course, being longer and more undulating. But they both have the same natural hazards and are laid out amid an expanse of trees and heather to the south and west of Windsor Castle. The course layouts make for an interesting and challenging game, and golfers will be charmed by these picturesque courses.

The Blue Course at The Berkshire is the sister course to the more well-known ‘Red Course’ and is also the more conventional of the two. The shorter course on offer, this par 71 is made up of four par 3s, three par 5s and eleven par 4s. Both The Berkshire courses have the same natural hazards, although the Blue plays over flatter ground than the Red. The first hole (a par 3) offers up a difficult yet magnificent start. With the green sitting on a mound more than 200 yards away, across a sea of heather.

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