Drayton Park Golf Club at Drayton near Abingdon is an 18-hole parkland course that opened in 1993. The club's own account states that it was built by the late Michael F. McKenna and remains owned and run by the McKenna family, but specifically describes the golf course itself as Hawtree-designed.
That distinction means McKenna should not be retained as the course architect without evidence that he personally designed the routing. The property covers about 90 acres and is notably flat. Ginge Brook runs through the course, while four lakes and numerous bunkers form part of the layout.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1993. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Practice Facilities.
Drayton Park was built by the late Michael F. McKenna and opened in 1993. The McKenna family continues to own and operate the club.
The club describes the layout as a Hawtree-designed parkland course. Ginge Brook, four lakes, tree-lined fairways and extensive bunkering provide much of its strategic structure.
Drayton Park operates an 18-hole course plus a separate par-3 facility and welcomes visitors as well as members.
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