Hampton Court Palace Golf Club
Hampton Court Palace Golf Club has an 18-hole parkland course in Home Park, the royal parkland beside Hampton Court Palace. It is a par 71 of around 6,500 yards, with fallow deer roaming the course. Visitors book tee times online, the dress code is relaxed, and there is a driving range for warming up.
A parkland course in Home Park
The course runs through hundreds of mature trees on naturally free-draining ground in Home Park. From the back tees it is a par 71 of 6,514 yards, with shorter options from the white and yellow tees. Fallow deer are a constant presence, and the local rules even cover damage they cause. Water features come into play on several holes, and the club says Golf Monthly includes the course on its 'must play' shortlist. The greens are quick and the course stays in good condition all year.
Booking and visitor practicalities
Tee times are booked online. Prices vary by day and time, and the club says booking online gets the best rate. Regular offers include 'Rise & 9', an early nine-hole round, and 'Buggy Blitz', a later-in-the-day golf and buggy deal. The dress code is relaxed, so wear whatever is comfortable. The driving range has multiple bays, and PGA coaching is available.
Clubhouse and nearby
After your round, the clubhouse serves food and drink and has a pro shop. The course is in Home Park, Kingston upon Thames, so it is easy to combine golf with a visit to Hampton Court Palace and the Thames riverside.
Highlights
- 18-hole par 71 parkland course in royal Home Park
- Fallow deer roam the course
- Relaxed dress code and online tee-time booking
- Driving range and PGA coaching on site
Good to know
- Tee-time prices vary by day and time; book online for the best rate
- Look out for 'Rise & 9' early rounds and 'Buggy Blitz' golf-and-buggy deals
- Deer damage is treated as ground under repair under the local rules
Frequently asked questions
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