
Bramshaw Golf Club
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Course Information
Bramshaw Golf Club, Hampshire is a 36 hole club with two profoundly different courses. The par 71 (6400 yard) Manor Course and par 69 (5774) yard Forest Course; the oldest course in Hampshire.
36 holes | Par Manor Course 71; Forest Course 69 | Manor Course 6400; Forest Course 5750 yards | Private | Parkland
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Address: Brook, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, SO43 7HE United Kingdom
Tel: 02380 813433
Golf Pro: David Bartlett | Tel: 023 8081 3434
Website: http://www.bramshawgolfclub.co.uk
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We are delighted to share our excellent courses and facilities with visitors, who are regarded as members for the day. All we ask is that they abide by our club rules and conduct themselves accordingly. A key part of those rules is observance of our club
Midweek Guide: £25.00-£65.00 per round Manor Course / £18.00-£25.00 per round Forest Course *
Weekend Guide: £30.00-£65.00 per round Manor Course / £20.00-£30.00 per round Forest Course *
- Societies Accepted to Play
- Society Deals Available
- Voucher Deals Available
- 7 Day Membership Available
- 5 Day Membership Available
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Review Information
GOLFSHAKE RATING
4.47
AVERAGE RATING 4.1
(based on 148 reviews)
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What the club says: Manor Course - Set amidst the beautiful New Forest in landscaped parkland of mature specimen trees and hardwood plantations, the Manor Course at Bramshaw Golf Club was opened in 1972. With gently undulating fairways that demand accurate tee shots, and greens are relatively small by modern day standards, the Manor Course is an excellent test of golf: there really isn't an easy hole on the Course. It is undoubtedly one of the finest and most picturesque courses in the south of England.
The Forest Course is the oldest in Hampshire dating back to around 1865. With its open aspects and rolling heathland, it is in complete contrast to its younger sibling, the Manor Course. The ever-changing scenery of humps, hollows and meandering streams test golfing skills and judgement within an idyllic setting. The prospect of a deer emerging from the trees or a mare chivvying her foal across the fairway gives the Forest Course a special and unique appeal. The roaming ponies and cattle add to the charm of the course, and many prefer to play the Forest Course for its beauty and old-fashioned test of golfing skills. Under special protection as an SSSI site, the fairways are only permitted to be cut twice per year, but the constant grazing always provides excellent playing surfaces.. if you can excuse the odd hoof print. Golf on the Forest Course has not changed in over 100 years, and neither should it.
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Reviewed Nov 16 2022
Bramshaw Golf club
I was due to play at this club today. I checked the weather and found it to be very wet. Thinking the club would be closed. I phoned and checked with the pro shop. I was told one of the courses was closed but the one our society was due to play was still open. We had paid over £900 for our game so I was a bit concerned that it would be too wet to play. It was extremely wet with free water on the course and greens. I heard a couple of people at the club say they would only close the course for society’s, when the cash till was under water. How true this is. I would never go to this course again and hope they enjoyed my £50. Contribution to the £900 we all paid. What a rip offReviewer Rating
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Reviewed Oct 31 2022
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Reviewed Sep 19 2022
Manor course
First time visit on a hot Saturday evening in August, playing twilight and almost had the place to ourselves. Friendly welcome and decent facilities to warm up. Course was in pretty good condition considering the historic drought and we enjoyed our game. The greens needed a cut as a bit slow although still playable and possibly a necessary approach with the hot weather. Nice scenery though and fairly interesting layout. I would return if in the area again one day.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Sep 4 2022
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Reviewed Sep 4 2022
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Reviewed Jul 30 2022
Manor Course
Played the Manor course as part of an overnight stay at The Bell Inn. Also arranged to play the Forest course and the sister course at Paulton's nearby. This is a lovely course in the New Forest. Picturesque and handsome with plenty of interesting holes. The greens were absolutely immaculate.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Jul 30 2022
Forest Course
Played the Forest course as part of an overnight stay at The Bell Inn. This heritage course is an absolute must play. Charming, rustic and wild, it is impossible not to enjoy play golf the same way as it was played 150 years agoReviewer Rating
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Reviewed Jun 19 2022
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Reviewed Jun 1 2022
Awesome
Fantastic greens, beautiful scenery, the course was in great condition within the natural forest surroundingsReviewer Rating
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Reviewed May 9 2022
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Reviewed Feb 28 2022
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Reviewed Jan 24 2022
Forest course.
A great course. What has been done with 15 is a shame. You are hitting to the wettest part of the course that fairway. Way better as a par 3 to the old green; a much better hole.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Sep 6 2021
The course was in excellent condition and the hospitality in the Club House was first class.
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Reviewed Aug 24 2021
Fab course
Excellent course in the New ForestReviewer Rating
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Reviewed Aug 12 2021
Interesting Course
The oldest course in Hampshire played over common ground in the New Forest. Some of the greens are fenced in o stop cattle and ponies from walking on them and some are not. The not's often have hoof prints otherwise the green were good but slow.A great walk in wonderful scenic surroundings just don't expect to put in a great score.
(Round played: Aug 2021 - Score: 84 Handicap: 11.9)
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