Oxfordshire
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Courses
- The Springs Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
- Reading Golf Club - 18 hole Par 70
- The Club at Mapledurham - 18 hole Par 69
- Oxfordshire Golf Club
- Witney Lakes Resort - 18 hole Par 71
- Burford Golf Club
- Oxford Golf Centre
- Radley College Golf Course
- Frilford Heath Golf Course
- Oxford Golf Club
- North Oxford Golf Club
- Hadden Hill Golf Course
- The Caversham
- Defence Academy Golf Course - 18 hole Par 70 (6 holes sharing fairways)
- Drayton Park Golf Club (Abingdon) - 18 hole Par 70
- St. Edward's School Golf Course
- Waterstock Golf Club
- Studley Wood Golf Club
- Huntercombe Golf Club
- Greys Green Golf Course
- Henley Golf Club - 18 hole Par 70
- Kirtlington Golf Club - 18 hole Par 70 & 9 hole Par 35 Blenheim Course
- Bicester Golf Hotel & Spa
- Rye Hill Golf Club
- The Club at Mapledurham - 18 hole Par 69
- Drayton Park Par 3 Course
- The Wychwood Golf Club
- Hillside Farm Golf Driving Range
- Chipping Norton Golf Club
- Badgemore Park Golf Club
- Tadmarton Heath Golf Club
- Hinksey Heights Golf Course
- Shrivenham Park Golf Club - 18 hole Par 69
- Heythrop Park Golf
Frequently Asked Questions
Why would GolfPlnr even mention Oxfordshire if there are no courses?
We know it's unusual for us to highlight a region without courses, but Oxfordshire is a fantastic base for exploring some of England's best golf, just a short drive away. Think of it as your luxurious, culture-rich hub between rounds. You'll find world-class dining and historic sites here, making your non-golfing hours just as enjoyable.
If I'm planning a golf trip to England, should I even consider staying in Oxfordshire?
Absolutely, especially if you appreciate history and charming English towns alongside your golf. While you won't play in Oxfordshire, it's perfectly situated for day trips to courses in the Cotswolds or Berkshire. We recommend visiting in late spring or early autumn for ideal weather, making it a central, upscale lodging option.
Are there any golf-related activities or history in Oxfordshire, even without courses?
Not directly, no specific golf museums or historical courses within the county itself. However, the region's rich history and stunning landscapes often inspire the design of nearby courses. You'll find the general English countryside charm here that makes golf in this part of the world so special.
What's the closest golf region to Oxfordshire if I want to play?
Your best bet for excellent golf near Oxfordshire is heading west into the Cotswolds or south into Berkshire. Both regions offer a fantastic selection of courses, from championship layouts to charming parkland tracks. We suggest planning your rounds in these areas and using Oxfordshire as your evening retreat, especially during the longer daylight hours of summer.
What's the best way to combine a visit to Oxfordshire with a golf trip elsewhere in England?
We recommend dedicating a few days to Oxfordshire's cultural highlights-Oxford city, Blenheim Palace-then basing yourself there for easy drives to nearby golf. You can play a round in the Cotswolds one day and Berkshire the next, returning to Oxfordshire for its superb dining and accommodations. It's a perfect blend of sport and sightseeing.