Chalk Country
Rolling chalk hills shape much of the landscape around the Chilterns.
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Chilterns & Beyond
Four modern classics across the Chilterns and Woburn woodlands.
From Chiltern Hills to Woburn Woods
Chilterns & Beyond brings together modern championship golf across a broad inland corridor. The Grove and The Oxfordshire provide large-scale contemporary tests, each designed to stage high-level tournament golf.
Farther north, Woburn changes the visual character, with the Duke's and Marquess running through mature woodland and rolling ground.
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WGC History
Tiger Woods won the 2006 WGC at The Grove.
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Masters Return
The Grove hosted the British Masters in 2016.
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Tournament Workhorse
Forty-five professional tournaments have been staged on the Duke's.
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Millennium Course
The Marquess opened for play in June 2000.
CHILTERN TO WOBURN
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.
- Walk Ashridge Estate's chalk downlands and ancient woodland.
- Explore Waddesdon Manor's Rothschild collections and gardens.
- Visit Hughenden, Benjamin Disraeli's former Buckinghamshire home.
- Discover historic buildings at the Chiltern Open Air Museum.
Beechwood Heritage
Beech woods remain a defining landscape feature across the Chilterns today.
Market Towns
Historic market towns give the wider area strong local character.
London-Oxford Reach
The Chilterns sit between London and Oxford, with strong transport links.
Begin Your Journey
Speak with our golf travel specialists and start planning your next championship experience.