Oak Park Golf Club

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Oak Park Golf Club
Club information
Coordinates51°14′N 0°51′W / 51.23°N 0.85°W / 51.23; -0.85
LocationSurrey, UK
Established1976
TypePrivate
Owned by
Total holes27
Websitewww.oakparkgolf.co.uk
The Woodland Course
Par70
Length6065
The Village Course (9 hole)
Par36
Length3100

The Oak Park Golf Club is a golf club near Farnham, Surrey in the South East of England. However, although the correct postal address is listed as Surrey, the whole course, including the clubhouse, is situated within the boundaries of Hampshire.

Oak Park Golf Club is operated by , who acquired it as part of their purchases from Crown Golf in 2020.[citation needed]

The club consists of the 18-hole, Woodland, course and the 9-hole, Village, course.

The golf club closed in 2021 due to failing to agree new lease terms.[citation needed]

Golf courses and history[]

Village[]

Although now considered as the 'junior' of the two courses, the Village was the first set of nine holes created at Oak Park. Named for its proximity to the village of Crondall, two of the holes, the 5th and 7th, incorporate some of the chalk pits that the village was noted for in medieval times.

Woodland[]

The Woodland, as the name suggests, plays through the woods on the slopes of nearby Beacon Hill, one of the highest points on the eastern part of Hampshire. Originally created as a second nine for the Village course, it was later extended to include an additional nine holes to create the integral 18-hole course of today. The 'original' nine (now 1–4, 14–18) are mostly unchanged from their original design, although the first three holes were realigned when the course was extended. The 'new' nine (5–13) incorporates the four 'Hill' holes (10–13) which climb up and around a ridge of pine trees and offer the golfer both fine views and a challenge to their prowess.

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