The Herefordshire Golf Club was founded in 1896 where it began its existence at Broomy Hill in Hereford, close to the River Wye. It remained there until 1911 when the club moved a few miles up the road to Holmer.

The final move was made in 1932 to its present home at the beautiful Ravens Causeway, Wormsley. The current site was discovered by James Braid who often referred to the course as the ‘Gleneagles of the Midlands’. James Braid was responsible for some of the World’s finest and most stunning golf courses. The Herefordshire Golf Club is proud to be a member of the Society of James Braid Golf Courses.

The course is set in 148 acres of magnificent, tranquil countryside which provides a challenging test of golf but with stunning views across Herefordshire and beyond.

Raven’s Causeway, Wormsley ,
Hereford, Herefordshire, HR48LY
01432 830219
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Kington Golf Club is the highest 18 hole golf course in England and is rated very highly in the latest Top 100 rankings by Golf World/Today’s Golfer and National Club Golfer magazines. The golf-course was designed in 1926 by Major Cecil Hutchison (who helped to design Gleneagles) and is set in glorious National Trust property.

The course overlooks the rich agricultural land of Herefordshire and the Welsh borders and offers unrivalled panoramic views of The Brecon Beacons, The Black Mountains, The Clee Hills, The Shropshire Hills and the Malvern Hills. The terrain at Kington Golf Club has been described as an inland-links and it offers well-draining, springy moorland turf often playable when other local courses are water-logged.

Bradnor Hill, Kington HR5 3RE
01544 230340
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