Top 100 Tour at Moor Park
Tuesday 7 October
Moor Park Golf Course, Hertfordshire - no. 92
The clubhouse at Moor Park is an elegant 17th century mansion, the most photographed clubhouse in golf, perhaps with the exception of the R&A clubhouse at St Andrews. Located conveniently near to London, but sufficiently protected by mature trees to shield it from suburbia, Moor Park Golf Club's elegant High course layout will provide a challenging test of golf in pleasant park surroundings.
Designed by Harry Colt, the High course opened for play in 1923.
Two years later it hosted the PGA Matchplay Championship. Annually, it hosts the prestigious Hertfordshire Stag and The Carris Trophy (English Boys’ Open Strokeplay Championship) was launched here in 1935. The Trophy returns to Moor Park High course every 4 years and is played on the High Course. The Carris Trophy attracts an international field of young talented people with past winners including Sandy Lyle and Justin Rose.
Moor Park oozes quality. The High is a classy golf course and a warm welcome awaits in the clubhouse mansion.
What's included?
Bacon roll and tea/coffee on arrival
18 hole individual stableford competition
2-course meal afterwards
Presentation and chance to win prizes
£159pp (£25 deposit required to secure your spot)
Read more about the Tour on the Top 100 Tour page
Tuesday 7 October
Moor Park Golf Course, Hertfordshire - no. 92
The clubhouse at Moor Park is an elegant 17th century mansion, the most photographed clubhouse in golf, perhaps with the exception of the R&A clubhouse at St Andrews. Located conveniently near to London, but sufficiently protected by mature trees to shield it from suburbia, Moor Park Golf Club's elegant High course layout will provide a challenging test of golf in pleasant park surroundings.
Designed by Harry Colt, the High course opened for play in 1923.
Two years later it hosted the PGA Matchplay Championship. Annually, it hosts the prestigious Hertfordshire Stag and The Carris Trophy (English Boys’ Open Strokeplay Championship) was launched here in 1935. The Trophy returns to Moor Park High course every 4 years and is played on the High Course. The Carris Trophy attracts an international field of young talented people with past winners including Sandy Lyle and Justin Rose.
Moor Park oozes quality. The High is a classy golf course and a warm welcome awaits in the clubhouse mansion.
What's included?
Bacon roll and tea/coffee on arrival
18 hole individual stableford competition
2-course meal afterwards
Presentation and chance to win prizes
£159pp (£25 deposit required to secure your spot)
Read more about the Tour on the Top 100 Tour page
Tuesday 7 October
Moor Park Golf Course, Hertfordshire - no. 92
The clubhouse at Moor Park is an elegant 17th century mansion, the most photographed clubhouse in golf, perhaps with the exception of the R&A clubhouse at St Andrews. Located conveniently near to London, but sufficiently protected by mature trees to shield it from suburbia, Moor Park Golf Club's elegant High course layout will provide a challenging test of golf in pleasant park surroundings.
Designed by Harry Colt, the High course opened for play in 1923.
Two years later it hosted the PGA Matchplay Championship. Annually, it hosts the prestigious Hertfordshire Stag and The Carris Trophy (English Boys’ Open Strokeplay Championship) was launched here in 1935. The Trophy returns to Moor Park High course every 4 years and is played on the High Course. The Carris Trophy attracts an international field of young talented people with past winners including Sandy Lyle and Justin Rose.
Moor Park oozes quality. The High is a classy golf course and a warm welcome awaits in the clubhouse mansion.
What's included?
Bacon roll and tea/coffee on arrival
18 hole individual stableford competition
2-course meal afterwards
Presentation and chance to win prizes
£159pp (£25 deposit required to secure your spot)
Read more about the Tour on the Top 100 Tour page
