Crown Country
Monarchy remains visible across estates and landscapes in east Berkshire.
LONDON, ENGLAND
Berkshire
Two historic two-course clubs and Wentworth championship pedigree.
Two-Course Clubs and Championship Pedigree
Around Ascot and Sunningdale, Berkshire concentrates several generations of English inland golf in one refined setting. Heather, pine woods, natural contours, and sandy ground keep position important from tee to green.
A modern woodland course at Bearwood Lakes broadens the character, while Wentworth adds a familiar championship dimension.
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Jones at Sunningdale
Bobby Jones shot 66 and 68 at Sunningdale.
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Fowler Pair
Herbert Fowler designed both Berkshire courses in 1928.
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Crown Estate
The Berkshire's two courses occupy Crown Estate heathland.
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Ryder Cup Venue
Wentworth hosted the Ryder Cup in 1953.
TWIN-COURSE LEGACY
More Than Golf Awaits
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
- Tour Windsor Castle and St George's Chapel.
- Walk the Long Walk through Windsor Great Park.
- Explore The Savill Garden's renowned ornamental gardens.
- Visit the Stanley Spencer Gallery in riverside Cookham.
Thames Country
Riverside settlements and wooded banks shape the county's northern edge.
Town Character
Older centres nearby keep compact streets and many historic buildings.
London Access
Rail services connect major Berkshire stops quickly with the capital.
Begin Your Journey
Speak with our golf travel specialists and start planning your next championship experience.