Ashford Manor Golf Club
Parkland

Ashford Manor Golf Club

18 holes • Par 70 • 5,857m • Slope 126

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About Ashford Manor Golf Club

Ashford Manor Golf Club is an historic 18-hole parkland club at Ashford, west of London. The club dates to 1898, when golfers from Ashford, Staines and Sunbury began playing on Staines Moor. Between 1898 and 1902 operations moved to Ashford Manor, and in 1902 members formed the New Manor Golf Club Ashford Company and purchased the estate to protect it for golf.

Middlesex Golf credits Tom Hogg as the course architect, noting that the layout was subsequently altered. The modern White tee is rated at 6,405 yards, par 70, with a 71.8 course rating and slope of 126. Ashford Manor has an unusually strong connection to champion amateur Harold Hilton, who joined in 1905 and later served the club as captain and secretary.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 70, 5,857m (6,405 yards), course rating 71.8 and slope rating 126. Designed by Tom Hogg, the course originally opened in 1898. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Pro Shop, Putting Green, Chipping Green, Golf Pod, Bars, Lounges.

History & Design

1898
Opened
Tom Hogg
Architects
Parkland
Course Style
Historic association with champion amateur Harold Hilton
Known For
Inaugural Middlesex Mid-Amateur Championship (2013); England Golf South Eastern Group Seniors Championship
Hosted
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Origins

The club began in 1898 when golfers from Ashford, Staines and Sunbury played on Staines Moor, using a simple shed as their headquarters. Records from the following few years are incomplete, but the club had transferred to Ashford Manor by the early 1900s. In 1902 leading members formed the New Manor Golf Club Ashford Company and bought the estate from property developers, preserving the land for golf.

Did You Know?
Harold Hilton, winner of two Open Championships and the 1911 U.S. Amateur, was a long-serving Ashford Manor member.

Development

Harold Hilton joined in 1905 and became an important figure in the club's development as both player and administrator. Clubhouse and course improvements followed as membership became established. Ashford Manor became a founding member of the Middlesex County Golf Union in 1924 and won the inaugural Middlesex Champion Club title in 1927.

Recognition

The club's historical standing is closely connected to Hilton and to Middlesex county golf. In the modern era it has hosted several county championships and the inaugural Middlesex Mid-Amateur Championship in 2013.

Today

Ashford Manor remains a members' parkland club with controlled visitor access. The original manor house functions as the clubhouse.

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Facilities

ClubhousePro ShopPutting GreenChipping GreenGolf PodBarsLounges

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Weekday
Visitor Weekday£105Current 2026 published rate; pre-booking required.
Member Guest Weekday£47.5—
Weekend
Visitor Weekend/Bank Holiday£105Visitors permitted after 2pm, subject to availability.
Member Guest Weekend/Bank Holiday£52.5—
Other
County Card Monday-Thursday£63Excludes bank holidays.

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

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Architect & designers

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Tom HoggDesigner

Credited by Middlesex Golf as architect of Ashford Manor's course, which has subsequently been altered.