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Heythrop Park Hotel main building. — Heythrop Park

Reopening as a Warner Hotel in summer 2022

Heythrop Park is currently closed to all guests while it undergoes extensive refurbishment and transformation to be part of the Warner Leisure Hotels family. It will become an adults-only hotel offering short breaks in a true British country house with restaurants, bars, live music venues and spa in over 440 acres of Oxfordshire parkland.

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Refurbishment doesn’t stop golf play

The 18-hole Bainbridge Course at Heythrop Park is championship standard and remains open to both members and visitors. It’s being kept in immaculate condition throughout the hotel transformation. Public footpaths and rights of way are also still accessible.

The Bainbridge Championship Golf Course at Heythrop Park Hotel.

Golf buggies at The Bainbridge Championship Golf Course at Heythrop Park Hotel.

Green fees

Tee times are available from 8am Monday-Friday and 10am Saturday-Sunday. To book and to enquire about membership options please call 01608 673488 or email theclub@heythroppark.co.uk.

Green fees: Monday-Friday £30 | Saturday-Sunday £35

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About the course

The Bainbridge Championship Course at Heythrop Park is par 72 and measures in at 7,088 yards off the back tees, making it a test of a player’s driving ability as well as accuracy. It twists through 440 acres of undulating terrain with lakes, streams and strategically placed bunkers adding to the challenge.

There are numerous stand-out holes. At the 6th, the green nestles beside a fishing lake. The 13th hole is a daunting par 3 measuring 185 yards. The 14th doglegs from right to left around an ancient woodland. The closing hole is straight as a die and has the impressive mansion house as its backdrop.

"In 2016, the course hosted the European Challenge Tours’ Bridgestone Challenge. The event saw Belgian Thomas Detry triumph with an incredible total of 29 under par, which included a first round of 60 (-12)!"

The course was redesigned in 2009 by Tom MacKenzie, the golf course architect responsible for many Open Championship venues, including Turnberry, Royal St. Georges and Royal Portrush. In 2017, the country’s longest hitters played here for the American Golf Long Drive Championship Final using the scenic 11th hole, a par 5 set directly in front of the manor house, as the setting.