Towerland Golf Course (closed)

Disused golf course

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the current state of Towerland Golf Course now that it's closed?

We've walked these grounds many times, and you'll find Towerland has largely returned to nature, a wilder version of its former self. The fairways are overgrown, but the general contours of the course are still discernible, offering a unique glimpse into its past.

Can you still access Towerland Golf Course, and what can you do there now?

Yes, you can certainly wander the old fairways and explore the grounds, though access points might be informal. It's a fantastic spot for a peaceful walk, photography, or simply enjoying the quiet English countryside, far from any golf carts.

What's the best time of year to visit the former Towerland Golf Course?

We always recommend a spring visit, when the wildflowers are blooming across the old greens and the new growth brings a vibrant green to the landscape. Autumn also offers stunning colours, making it perfect for a contemplative stroll among the fading course architecture.

Are there any specific features or landmarks from its golfing days still visible at Towerland?

Keep an eye out for the subtle undulations of the old greens and the deeper depressions that were once bunkers, now often filled with brambles. You might even spot remnants of tee boxes or pathways, offering a ghostly echo of the rounds once played here.

Is Towerland Golf Course suitable for a family outing or a walk with a dog?

Absolutely, it's a fantastic spot for a leisurely family walk or to let your dog explore the open spaces, just be mindful of any local wildlife. There are no facilities, so pack a picnic and enjoy the tranquility of this forgotten golfing landscape.