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• Batchwood Hall Golf Club

  http://www.batchwoodhallgc.com/
  Information on Batchwood Hall Golf Club and how to join.

• Bishop Stortford's Golf Club

  http://www.bsgc.co.uk/
  A parkland par 71 course of 6404 yards. Members, visitors, club information, events, calendar, pro shop, location, and contacts.

• Chesfield Downs Golf & Country Club

  http://www.chesfielddownsgolf.co.uk/
  Offers 27 holes of golf, driving range, tuition and function suite. Includes details of the facilities, green fees and membership information. [Graveley]

• Manor of Groves Golf Club

  http://www.manorgolf.net/
  A delightful and challenging course situated near Sawbridgeworth in east Hertfordshire.

• Old Fold Manor Golf Club

  http://www.oldfoldmanor.co.uk/
  A challenging heathland course within the M25. Open to the public on Mondays and Wednesdays. Societies accepted Thursdays and Fridays.

• Potters Bar Golf Club

  http://www.pottersbargolfclub.com/
  History, facilities and membership availability for this Golf Club designed and built by the famous James Braid in 1925.

• Sandy Lodge Golf Club

  http://www.sandylodge.co.uk/
  Located just outside Northwood. Describes the course and its history with information about its facilities and directions.

• South Herts Golf Club

  http://www.southhertsgolfclub.co.uk/
  Parkland golf course on the edge of North London close to Totteridge and Whetstone underground, the M1 and M25.

• Verulam Golf Club, St Albans

  http://www.verulamgolf.co.uk/
  Private golf club in Hertfordshire, just north of London. Visitors welcome Mondays, societies weekdays by arrangement. Home club of Samuel Ryder, founder of the Ryder cup.

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