Welcome both members and visitors to the East Herts Golf Club web site. The site provides useful information for Visitors/Societies, Prospective and Current Members - if you can not find the information you want here then please contact us. The club was founded in 1899 and was originally located close to the current A10 near Ware. In 1976 the Club moved to the grounds of a former mansion - Hamels Mansion - hence Hamels Park. The superb course is in a beautiful parkland setting and enhanced with numerous well established trees. The exact location is about one mile north of the junction with the A120 (at Puckeridge) on the A10 (London to Cambridge road) please see map on contacts page.

The Gog MagogGolf Club, established in 1901, has long been the favourite Cambridge golf course for top class amateur events with the special appeal of two championship quality golf courses. With the addition of the Wandlebury, the Gog Mogog Golf Club provides one of the best golf complexes in East Anglia. The relative altitude of both courses improves both the view and the drainage, the courses being reliably open throughout the year. The additional course means that the Gogs can accommodate members and visiting societies without congestion for most of the week.

Welcome to Heydon Grange Golf & Country Club - a unique golf and event centre situated a few miles south-west of Cambridge. As its centrepiece is the imposing Heydon Grange 14th century barn which has been carefully restored and is protected by English Heritage. It stands surrounded by the 27 hole golf course which offers a choice of 3 challenging par 72 courses. Heydon Grange is a current venue on the Europro Tour. Championship course open to members and 'pay and play' golfers. practice facilities and expert tuition available at the newly constructed golf range and academy.

Royston Golf Club's 18-hole course is set high on heathland with spectacular views overlooking Hertforshire and Cambridgeshire in rural East Anglia. The natural contours of the heath give every hole a distinct character with varying wind conditions adding an ever changing and fascinating dimension. Built on well drained chalk the course remains playable in all but the worst excesses of winter. The greens and fairways, matured and looked after for more than a hundred years, are the envy of many neighbouring courses. Royston is renowned for its friendly welcome to visitors and ensures a most enjoyable day's golf with a challenge to suit the best of players.

Audley End House is a largely early 17th-century country house outside Saffron Walden, Essex, England. It was once a prodigy house, a palace in all but name and renowned as one of the finest Jacobean houses in England.

Numerous beautiful footpaths
Places to eat in and around Cambridge
The Pheasant pub, Great Chishill 01763 838535
The King William pub
The Fox & Duck pub
The Red Cow pub
The Woodman pub
The Chequers pub
Duxford Imperial War Museum
Wimpole Hall
Audley End House
Saffron Walden market town
Lovelyview Riding Stables in Barley
Nuthampstead Shooting Ground
Langley Park Rally School
Punting on the River Cam
Museums of Cambridge
Shepreth Wildlife Park
Linton Zoo
Woburn Safari Park
Woburn Abbey
Audley End Miniature railway
Flight Studio
Mountfitchet Castle
Bridge End Gardens
Mazes in Saffron Walden
Saffron Walden Museum
Royston cave
Picture Palace cinema
Glazed Creations
Saffron Hall performance hall
Saffron Screen cinema
Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
Melbourn Science Park
Granta Park Abington
Stansted Airport
Royston railway station
Audley End railway station