10.30 Arrival 10.45- Full English Breakfast 11.15 - Range Coaching form Ben Lawson 12.30 Tee Times commence 5.00-  Buffet and Presentations Toot Hill is no ordinary golf course. Stand on the first tee and you will see for yourself. The views are breath-taking and the layout spectacular. This renowned undulating parkland course is undoubtedly one of the finest in Essex. Measuring 6254 yards, this 18 Hole Par 70 course has been created utilising the very best attributes of the natural landscape. Rolling hills, carefully placed bunkers and water hazards, including a spectacular island green par 3 12th hole all add to the challenges that inspire golfers of all standards on each and every hole. The condition of the course and the maturity of the trees give the impression that the course is many years older than it actually is. Construction of the course started in 1989 and it was open for play in September 1991.

There had only ever been a Victorian nine-hole course on the Luton Hoo estate, so it came as a design challenge to create what is, at 7,107 yards, one of the longest 18-hole golf courses in the UK – while simultaneously preserving the Grade 1 listed parkland in which it is situated. The outcome is an immaculate course that features a series of subtly challenging landscape features including six holes with water obstacles.  Not one tree was removed in the making of the course and in fact 1,500 oak, beech and sweet chestnut saplings were transplanted from other areas of the estate.  In addition around 50% of the acreage covered by the course is sown with wildflower, giving a more natural feel than other links.  Of course golfing guests who wish to overnight at Luton Hoo can do so in style – in the Grade I listed mansion or Grade II* former Robert Adam’s stable building, which houses the club house plus 12 well-appointed bedrooms and suites. More rooms are available in the Flower Garden Wing and alongside is the Spa at Luton Hoo, featuring a state of the art Technogym, complementary treatments and therapies and an indoor swimming pool.  Buggies not included in ticket price 

Set within the opulent surroundings of the Estate the two championship standard golf courses sit beautifully into the 18th Century parkland. The courses are appropriately named after the Prime Ministers who once resided at Brocket Hall, Lord Palmerston and Lord Melbourne. Both are quintessentially British in design, but at the same time offer a completely different challenge for golfers of all abilities. They are immaculately maintained allowing them to remain open all year round, with no winter greens even on the coldest of days. Our course we will be playing in March is The Melbourne £95 Per Person

  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 plc Senior Masters.

Come and join us at Urban Golf Soho   Christmas Drinks 16th December from 6pm Play the Pebble Beach Challenge and have a Beer on us Meet the Team Prizes for Longest Drive and Nearest the Pin A Fun evening hosted by Ben Lawson PGA Professional and sponsored by Bespoke Recruitment (Construction) Ltd

*8.30am Breakfast  *Networking *Guest Speaker  *Golf clinic by GreenBoardroom PGA Professional  *18 holes and prizes  *4.30 Dinner, prize giving and further networking    The Dukes course has hosted the British masters for 20 years.   Tree lined fairways, bracken and natural hazards make this a stunning Golf Course. 

*8.30am Breakfast  *Networking  *Golf Clinic by GreenBoardroom PGA Professionals *18 Holes and prizes *Dinner & Networking  Set within the opulent surroundings of the Estate the two championship standard Golf courses sit beautifully into the 18th century parkland  They are two of the finest golf courses in England that provide the perfect backdrop for a golf day.  A must for the calendar    

  + 8.30am Breakfast + Networking  + Golf Clinic by GreenBoardroom PGA Professional + Guest Speaker + 18 Holes   + 4.30pm Dinner & Prize Giving  + Networking     Located only 13 miles from the centre of London The Addington Golf Club is a world class golf course just waiting to be discovered. Designed in 1912 by John Frederick Abercromby (Aber) who was accredited as being 'one of the finest architects in all of golf', The Addington is a masterpiece of inland golf. Ranked in Golf World's Top 100 Courses in Great Britain and Ireland, The Addington is a hidden gem just waiting to be played.   Like many great courses The Addington has the advantage of an ideal site. The fairways wander through mature pine and birch trees which create a real feeling of intimacy, yet the course still affords expansive views of the metropolis from hilltop tees like that at the 14th & 16th.   The acclaimed golfing writer and former member Henry Longhurst described the 230 yard par 3, 13th hole as 'with the exception of the fifth at Pine Valley, near Philadelphia, the greatest one-shot hole in inland golf'. The 16th is also included in his all time great golf holes.   The Addington will challenge and excite golfers of all abilities. With no one hole the same, The Addington ensures golfers will need every shot in the bag to navigate their way around this exceptional golf course. For futher information on the course please click on the Icon   Introductory offer Price £125.00  First Month Membership Subscription included within the price. Terms & Conditions Apply.   Non-Golfer Dinner and Networking £39.99