Ascot · England · Berkshire
The Berkshire Golf Club
Red Course
Berkshire Red — Herbert Fowler and the rare balance of six par threes, six par fours and six par fives
heathland · 18 holes · Par 72 · 6,045 m · 1928
At a glance
Berkshire Red — Herbert Fowler and the rare balance of six par threes, six par fours and six par fives
Geography & setting
The Red Course winds through pines, heather, sand, and gentle undulations within Windsor Forest.
History
The Berkshire Golf Club was founded in 1928. Herbert Fowler designed both the Red and Blue courses on a vast heathland estate near Ascot.
Architecture
Its unique composition of six par 3s, six par 4s, and six par 5s creates an exceptional rhythm. Fowler varied angles, distances, and green shapes without compromising coherence.
The course in detail
The course appears generous but demands numerous club changes and a high degree of mastery over approach shots.
Club experience
The club is traditional and private, yet welcoming to visitors at specific times, offering two high-quality courses.
Why play this course
Founded in 1928; designed by Herbert Fowler; unique six-six-six par composition.
Highlights
Club founded in 1928; designed by Herbert Fowler; unique composition of six holes of each par.
Practical information
- Official website
- www.theberkshire.co.uk/