Chiltern Hospital Golf Course

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of golf can I expect at Chiltern Hospital Golf Course - is it a serious test or more of a relaxed round?

Don't let the name fool you; this isn't a championship monster, but a genuinely charming and well-kept parkland track. You'll find it's a fantastic place for a relaxed round, offering enough strategic holes to keep you engaged without beating you up. We love it for its friendly atmosphere and surprisingly good greens.

When is the best time of year to play Chiltern Hospital Golf Course for the ideal experience?

We always recommend visiting between late spring and early autumn - May through September - for the best conditions. The course drains well, but English winters can be damp, so you'll appreciate the firmer fairways and lush greens during the warmer months. Plus, the surrounding Chilterns are beautiful then.

How easy is it for visitors to get a tee time at Chiltern Hospital Golf Course, and what are the typical green fees?

Unlike some of the more exclusive clubs, Chiltern Hospital Golf Course is very welcoming to visitors, and booking a tee time is usually straightforward, even last-minute. Green fees are refreshingly affordable, making it excellent value for a casual round. Expect to pay around £25-£40, depending on the day.

What makes Chiltern Hospital Golf Course stand out - are there any memorable holes or unique quirks?

Its charm lies in its understated character and clever use of a compact space. We particularly enjoy the par-3 7th, which demands a precise shot over a small pond, and the quirky dogleg 12th that rewards a brave line. You'll appreciate the mature trees and the peaceful, almost secluded feel despite its accessible location.

What are the facilities like at Chiltern Hospital Golf Course, and what's there to do nearby after a round?

The clubhouse is modest but perfectly functional, offering a warm welcome and a decent pint - it's exactly what you want from a local club. For post-round eats, we suggest heading into a nearby Chilterns village like Wendover or Great Missenden; you'll find some excellent traditional pubs there.