Mid Herts Golf Club

Course Type
Parkland
Designer
TBC
Par
69/71 
Slope
0
Rating
3.6
Golf Professional
TBC
Green Fees
Reviews
2

Course Information

ADDRESS:
Gustard Wood, Wheathampstead, Saint Albans, AL4 8RS, United Kingdom
WHAT/THREE/WORDS:
Unknown
TELEPHONE:
01582 832788
DESCRIPTION:

Situated in the tranquil county of Hertfordshire, Mid Herts Golf Club presents a distinguished 18-hole course with a par of 71, thoughtfully designed to offer both beauty and challenge amidst lush green landscapes. The course features gently rolling fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and serene water hazards, providing both aesthetic appeal and strategic complexity for golfers of all skill levels. A standout feature is the par-4 9th hole, which requires a precise approach over Mid Herts Lake, testing golfers’ accuracy and strategic planning. The elegant clubhouse boasts refined amenities, including a comprehensive pro shop, a gourmet restaurant serving local delicacies, and comfortable lounges perfect for relaxation and social gatherings. Mid Herts Golf Club is conveniently accessible via the A414, ensuring easy travel for members and guests alike. Nearby attractions include the historic St Albans Cathedral and the scenic Verulamium Park, offering ample opportunities for leisure and exploration post-game. Whether hosting competitive tournaments or providing a tranquil setting for leisurely rounds, Mid Herts Golf Club stands as a premier golfing destination in Hertfordshire.

Courses Rating

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Overall Course Rating
3.6 / 5

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Course Scorecards

Course Tee Holes Par Rating Slope
Mid Herts Golf Club Yellow 18 69 68.6 129

Regulars At This Course

Paul Egerton
26.9
Jeremy Day
5.5
Richard Johns
36.0
David Mackay
36.0
Tom Coates
36.0
Steve Reeves
36.0

Golf Club Reviews

John Williamson
11.7
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nice course, short but tricky

Yardage looks short, but its deceptive. Dog legs a plenty and some challenging greens. Very well maintained course.
Date Tuesday, 19, June 2018
'JB' John Barber
16.7
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Very well maintained - very friendly

Tucked away in the countryside of the heart of Hertfordshire, this course was a joy to play. At £40 for a weekday round it may seem steep, but winter rates are about to kick in at £25 for a DAY (1/11 on). The course has been there since 1892 and its best known 'old boy' was the late Terry Wogan and I can see why he enjoyed playing it.

At 5805yds it's not the longest, so you will not need the driver all the time, just keep it straight, out of the rough - which is wispy at present - and out of the trees. Neither are that penal, but don't all the same.

The tees are well cared for - all the divots sanded, and there is a sand box on most tees. The fairways are much the same, and the grass is short and 'bouncy' - make what you will of that! Run your hand over the green and you would be forgiven for thinking they are long, but do not be fooled, as they are fairly quick and true.

Either a stroke saver or (if you know one) a member on your round would help as most holes are not what they appear and getting to the green you will find that you will think that a bigger club would have done 'if only you knew what was round that tree/bend'.

just watch your back on the 7th, as the practice area is adjacent, and they don't always think of shouting......

All in all a good course that I would hope to play again in the near future.
Date Wednesday, 19, September 2012