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Golf Breaks at Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club

Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club

Green Fees From: £45

Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club

Green Fees From: £45

Situated in the quaint village of Brockenhurst, New Forest National Park, close to Lymington, within easy reach of Southampton and Bournemouth. Welcoming bar and restaurant with quality menu. Friendly club, they pride ourselves on the welcome they give to the members and visiting guests.

Ideal for families, gentlemen, ladies and juniors.

The Premier Golf Course in the heart of the New Forest England Champion Club 2007. Brokenhurst Manor Golf Course was designed by the great course architect Harry Colt and opened for play in 1915.

Situated in the New Forest, four miles from Lymington, this scenic course is always in excellent condition. A stream that runs through the course features on nine of the holes and a mixture of woodland and heath, in three loops of six holes, makes Brokenhurst Manor (6220 yards in length) a fine test for golfers of all standards of play. The Club recently installed a state-of-the-art irrigation system and completed an extensive drainage programme throughout the course this has resulted in the course being open for play in all but the most extreme weather conditions.

Wildlife is abundant and in recent times a magnificent herd of Red deer stags has often been seen on the course. The shy Roe deer are more often seen and for many years the Club boasted successive generations of “White Buck” that attracted much media attention. Birdlife abounds and buzzards nest in the central woodlands while a little Egret is often seen fishing in the stream and ditches.

Burley Manor

  • New Forest Golf Breaks

Burley Manor

A Manor House hotel offering something truly unique in the New Forest. Somewhere you can come to enjoy stunning food with Mediterranean influences, luxurious spa treatments and tranquil grown-up’s only stays in its individually designed boutique rooms and suites. Burley Manor combines old Manor House charm with a contemporary eclectic twist.

Built in 1852 by Colonel William Clement Drake Esdaile it’s an architecturally stunning baronial-style manor house set within an eight-hundred-year-old estate and surrounded by rolling countryside and Burley Park, New Forest- a red deer sanctuary. It’s also just a few minutes’ walk from the picture-perfect village of Burley.

The restaurant is the epicentre of the Burley Manor experience where our chefs prepare slow food and Mediterranean sharing dishes with ingredients sourced from the very best producers and cooked in the restaurant’s wood-fired oven. Whilst staying at Burley Manor, be sure to explore the wellness treatment rooms. Indulge in a Mediterranean Temple Spa treatment and feel your body being totally soothed and relaxed with nature’s healing.

A place of tranquillity, of big blue skies and deep green forests, Burley Manor offers a space to breathe and to re-charge in understated luxury.