We are holding our first Pairs event of the year and one of the UK's finest short courses-   A real test of golf -   The competition is combined scores  10.30 Arrival - Breakfast  11.30 Tee Times Commence 14.00 Lunch & Presentations     

Our Race Launch on the fabulous Marquees Course at Woburn The Marquess Course, designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, European Golf Design (Ross McMurray) and Alex Hay opened in 2000. The course was named after the then Marquess of Tavistock and was soon referred to as the 'Jewel in the Crown'. Set within 200 acres of mixed woodland the Marquess's course overlaps the county boundary dividing Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire and presents a variety of rolling and undulating terrain. The predominant tree species are pine, spruce, sweet chestnut and oak, while there are a number of rare specimens such as Corsican pine, yew, rowan and beech. 8.30 Arrival - Full English Breakfast 9.15 Range / Coaching  10.00 Tee Times Commence 15..30  2 Course Meal & Presentations  

GreenBoardroom Grand Finale - The GB Club Championship | Woburn Golf Club; Dukes Course Who will be crowned our Champion of 2020 Dukes Course The Duke's Course designed by Charles Lawrie opened in 1976 and was the first of Woburn's three courses to be constructed.   The 6,983 yard Duke's course sports fairways lined with pine, silver birch and chestnut trees. Heather, bracken and gorse add to the charm of the course, as well as providing some of the natural hazards of each hole.   It was the location for the British Masters for 20 years, as well as hosting the Women's British Open Championship and more recently the Travis Perkins Masters.

This is a real gem of a course and we are delighted to have added to our Club Race Worplesdon Golf Course is always kept to an immaculate standard. Although it is not a particularly long course, just like any classic heathland, the ever-present bunkers and heather pose a large threat to any golfer’s scorecard. The par threes are some of the most exciting you will play in the area, and the par five 11th is considered to be one of the greatest golf holes in the world. This is a real heathland gem and is regularly rated in the Top 100 Courses in England    Schedule Time Item 8:30 am Registration & Full English Breakfast 9:15 am Coaching 10:00 am Stableford Competition Commences 3.45 pm  2 Course Carvery - Presentation & Close  

The Race to Doonbeg ends at a new venue for our Group.  The beautiful Sunningdale Heath is a fantastic golf course beautifully designed with 14 Par 3's and 4 PAr 4's. A fantastic course for what has been an excellent breakfast Race. 8.30 Arrival-  9.00 Coffee Bacon Rolls 10.00  Tee times commence 14.30  2 Course meal & presentation - We have added a meal due to it being the final event in breakfast race   

A GreenBoardroom Favourite | Hadley Wood Always a pleasure going To Hadley Wood Golf Club and it’s a real favourite of our members. The 18 hole par 72 course was laid out by Dr Alister MacKenzie, the world renowned golf course Architect and designer of Augusta National, home of The Masters, and has been described as “An absolute gem.” by Golf World. The club’s aim is to provide an environment where all members and visitors enjoy a memorable golf experience - the atmosphere in the clubhouse is relaxed and friendly whilst the course remains challenging and uncrowded. GB Club Leaderboard is for Members only; Enter 3 Cards (Stableford) to get your 3 card average; It’s that average that will be placed on our ‘Race’ Leaderboard-

Always a firm favourite of our Group-  The only Seve designed course in the UK -  6 Par 3 6 Par 4 and 6 Par 5 and the famous S lake on the 18th  Great venue for our Breakfast Race to Doonbeg 8.00 Arrival  Coffee and Bacon Roll  9.00 Tee Times Commence 13.30 Presentation 

A new addition to the GB Schedule - North Hants was founded in 1904 and has been shaped by the distinguished likes of James Braid, Harry Colt and Tom Simpson. Its greatest claim to fame, though, in modern times at least, is that this was the course that Justin Rose grew up playing. It is also the home of the famous Hampshire Hog amateur scratch event that always draws a high-quality field. Located near Fleet, on the M3 corridor, North Hants is on the western edge of the sand belt that cuts through Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire and is a blend of heathland and parkland. 8.30 Arrival  - Full English Breakfast  10.00  -Tee Times  15.30 - 2 Course Meal & Presentations

The Blue Course was designed by Simon Gidman and opened in 1994. Once you have survived the card threatening water on the early holes, you meander through a number of par four dog-legs and four par fives that face in all compass directions, seemingly getting the best of the prevailing westerly. The Blue greens are more severely undulating, which puts a premium on putting. The bunkering is bold and challenging too. While it’s a different course, no-one who plays the Blue will feel hard done by. The course may be recognised for hosting Euro Pro Tour events and Ladies World Amateur ranking event, the Scratch Salver. Par 72 / Yardage 6700

  Delighted to add Surrey National to our Breakfast Schedule Covering in excess of 200 acres, Surrey National is a Championship course approaching 7,000 yards from the Championship tees and 6,300 from the daily play tees. Designed by leading golf course architect, David Williams, the course meanders through dramatic rolling countryside, populated by thousands of mature trees which further enhance the appeal of the setting. Carefully positioned bunkers, raised tees, tree lined fairways and two teasingly placed lakes, mean a good test for golfers of all abilities. Although the contours of the site are dramatic, the clever use of these natural assets ensures that the vast majority of the holes are played either level or downhill, with only one real uphill shot – that being a short pitch to the raised green on the 2nd. As befits a championship length status, the course has a number of difficult par 4s –the 16th and bunker less 6th being the most difficult – but the most challenging hole is the 3rd, which requires a carry of over 150 yards across water from the championship tee.

  Delighted to returning to Woburn; Always a firm favourite with our members. We return this time and play the Marquess Course. The Marquess Course, designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, European Golf Design (Ross McMurray) and Alex Hay opened in 2000. The course was named after the then Marquess of Tavistock and was soon referred to as the 'Jewel in the Crown'. Set within 200 acres of mixed woodland the Marquess's course overlaps the county boundary dividing Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire and presents a variety of rolling and undulating terrain. The predominant tree species are pine, spruce, sweet chestnut and oak, while there are a number of rare specimens such as Corsican pine, yew, rowan and beech. Within a year of opening the Marquess Course hosted the first of two British Masters and hosted the English Amateur Championship in 2011. Since 2014 The Marquess Course has been one of four courses in the country to be used to stage Final Qualifying for The Open Championship.  In October 2015 The British Masters supported by Sky Sports was staged on the Marquess course and in July 2016 it staged The Ricoh Women's British Open.

SOLD OUT  Absolutely delighted to announce this exclusive venue to our schedule. Originally within the grounds of Windsor Great Park, the Bearwood Estate has formed part of the hunting grounds for the Kings of England since the 11th century. Whilst the wild bears and boars have long gone, it still forms the natural habitat for magnificent deer and wildlife roaming the grounds. Although the course only opened in 1996, the forest terrain and woodland has evolved over centuries. Creating one of the most inspiring golfing environments to be found anywhere in the world. Set amidst 200 acres of beautiful Berkshire countryside, the course at Bearwood Lakes is maintained with exceptional craftsmanship and unparalleled attention to detail, providing world class playing surfaces. With gently undulating putting surfaces constructed to full USGA specification, the course weaves its way through three natural lakes totalling 50 acres. The fairways are fully irrigated and a variety of tee positions provide a stimulating challenge for golfers of all abilities.