Palmerston Course
at The Melbourne Club at Brocket Hall
Hertfordshire, England
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Overview
Experience 36-holes of true championship golf at Brocket Hall. The Melbourne and Palmerston courses both measure over 6500 yards from the yellow tees. The Melbourne Course opened in 1992 and was designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark and The Palmerston was designed by Donald Steel. This championship course was designed by Donald Steel and opened in 2000, making this one of the newer golf courses in the Hertfordshire area. This is a more challenging test, and makes for a very exciting round. The golf course winds its way through the estate framed by huge pines and beeches, making the fairways more narrow and more difficult to manoeuvre. The river doesn’t touch this course, but clever placement of bunkers has taken its place. One of the most memorable hole is the par-4, 12th, which requires good accuracy off the tee, with an awkward chalk face close to the green.
Accommodation near Palmerston Course
The Melbourne Club at Brocket Hall
Stay in the luxurious Melbourne Lodge which has 16-bedroom suites. The rooms are spacious and decorated with original furniture from the main house at Brocket Hall.
