A dogleg right par 5. Aggressive players can be rewarded going for it in 2 but playing out of position or a wayward approach left could mean a reload. Shooting to the bend and going into the green from there is the safer option.

A short par 3 with danger for wayward shots. Pot bunkers left, a tree and water to the right and dense rough behind the green.

A challenging par 4 that's frought with danger. Fairway bunker, a ditch running across the fairway, well placed greens bunkers, a tree line that surrounds the green with runoff areas and then a difficult green that slopes right to left… enjoy

A par 4 that doglegs right. With extreme rough up the right hand side and a substantial tree line. A ditch line crosses the fairway on the dog leg and the front bunker gives the green a false front perception to the green. The green slopes towards the fairway and rewards good shots in, but flying through the green could result in a lost ball with long grass behind it.

A lovely par 4 that plays to a large, slightly elevated green protected by 2 deep bunkers left and right. A shot played in short of the green will normally stay short due to the sloped approach.

Our signature hole 7th is easy on the eye but a wayward shot is punished. Short and you'll be in the pond or bunker gaurding the right of the green, left will put you in the other well placed bunker. The green slopes from back to front so is quite receptive to a well struck ball.

A gently sloping fairway from left to right with a deep pot bunker just short of the green left. With the wooded copse on the left and the large oak right, position is everything here. You don't need to be particuarly long off this tee to leave a mid-iron in. This is a risk and reward shot, a great shot for the bigger hitters may see you get on the green or leave you a flick... play it wrong and a double bogey could be looming.

Played off an eleveated tee, what you see is what you get. 2 large fairways bunkers left and right will catch an off target drive and as they're raised fronts will hinder any following shots if close to the face. A ditch runs across the fairway approximately 160 yrds from the 2 tiered green protected by 2 bunkers. Longer hitters will be hoping to reach in 2.

A challenging, great looking par 5 not often gone for in 2. With a tree lined lake running down the right of this hole and the ditch short of the green, this par 5 is well protected.

This slight dogleg left hole use to be a par 5 but was changed to a par 4 to toughen up the course many years ago. Although there are no fairway bunkers, the green is narrow with a run off on the left. this hole statistically plays as the hardest hole on the course.

One of the oldest trees in Berkshire at over 900 years old sits on the apex of this dog leg. A long narrow green is protected by 3 bunkers and water behind the green. This is a rewaring hole for longer hitters who can take on the corner or shape a shot from left to right.

A strong dogleg left to right par 4 with O.O.B. protecting the Greenkeepers buildings. You may be tempted to cut the corner but get too greedy and the risk way outways the reward… you've been warned.

A short par 3 that punishes a bad shot. A large bunker protects the front of the green with another protecting the right. With a slope to the left of the green running into a thick un-maintained wooded area a shot played here will often result in a lost ball.

A tricky par 4. Keeping it in play on the fairway is key on his hole. With fairway bunkers, "the Swamp" and a tree line that will penalise a long tee shot, sensible play is often rewarded. The green is protected by 2 bunkers, bushes behind and a ditch that runs from the swamp down the left hand side.

Often seen as the card wrecker, this hole deserves it's low stroke index. With a well placed fairway bunker, water running with and across the hole, O.O.B. right of the upper section of fairway and a run off left of the green, this hole is well protected… A well placed tee shot is key!

A tree lined par 3 that often can be difficult to club due to being protected from the wind on the tee. Half of the green sits in a raised bowl to the right and behind but with a run off left leading to thick rough and woodland, this isn't the place to miss.

A feel good par 5 to finish with, with a ditch that runs across entirity the fairway. Not overly long and with no hidden hazards or penalty areas, This hole rewards a straight shot to a generous fairway. Bunkers protect the green left and right and as the green slopes slightly back to front it is receptive to a well struck approach shot.