STOKE PARK COUNTRY CLUB STOKE PARK Stoke Park, Britain’s leading Hotel,
Spa and Country Club, is set among 300 acres of glorious parkland, lakes, historic gardens and monuments created over the past one thousand years. Founded in 1908 as the UK’s first Country Club, Stoke Park is the perfect place to enjoy life in a five star and friendly atmosphere. They provide a unique combination of the traditions of an exclusive club and the best of today’s sporting, leisure, entertaining and hotel facilities in one of the most convenient locations in Britain: only 35
minutes from London and 7 miles from London Heathrow. Facilities include 5 AA Red Star Hotel, Conferences, Events and Weddings, 27 Hole Championship Golf Course, designed by Harry Colt in 1908, All- Weather Range, European Headquarters of the world-renowned David Leadbetter Academy. Award - winning Spa, Indoor and Outdoor Swimming Pools,13 Tennis Courts, Crèche, and 14 Acres of Private Gardens.
Stoke Park, Park Road, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire SL2 4PG Telephone 01753 717171
www.stokepark.com
FOXHILLS
Historic Foxhills Club & Resort has built its reputation as an exceptional and diverse leisure experience with two 18-hole championship golf courses – Longcross and Bernard Hunt – the nine-hole par- three
Manor course, squash courts,
tennis courts, spa facilities and a wealth of attractive dining and accommodation options. Situated just minutes from the M3 and M25, the 400-acre estate dates back to the 1780s and the stately 19th- century Manor House adds a sense of history to the resort’s extensive state- of-the-art facilities. The spa and leisure experience recently claimed national awards for its gym facilities, 20m indoor swimming pool, hydropool with massage jets, outdoor jacuzzi, steam room, two Finnish saunas and a spa garden featuring one of England’s first natural swimming pools. Sports and leisure enthusiasts will not be disappointed at Surrey’s favourite playground with so much to choose from.
FOXHILLS GOLF CLUB WENTWORTH CLUB
As birthplace of the Ryder Cup and host of the European Tour’s flagship BMW PGA Championship, Wentworth Club is one of the world’s famous golfing venues. Set on the prestigious estate in Virginia Water, it serves as a hub for the affluent local community, and family is at the heart of its new debenture membership model.
Upon takeover of the club in 2014, owners Reignwood Group committed to substantial investment across the facilities. This has included a renovation of Wentworth’s revered West Course, which is the first in England to install a Sub-Air system across all 18 greens, allowing the grounds team to control moisture levels, regardless of weather conditions.
Beyond the fairways, Wentworth’s castellated Clubhouse has been fully refurbished, and the tennis, health and fitness facilities revamped to create a luxurious environment for the whole family to enjoy.
Wentworth Club, Wentworth Drive, Virginia Water GU25 4LS Telephone 01344 842201
www.wentworthclub.com
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As the official resort partner of the Tour of Britain, Foxhills also hosts a weekly cycling club which takes in the routes used by Team GB around the London 2012 Olympics. Younger guests are also in their element at the youth club with so much to enjoy. With Foxhills’ wealth of facilities, it has everything require for an unforgettable leisure retreat.
Foxhills, Stonehill Road, Ottershaw, Surrey KT16 0EL Telephone 01932 872050
www.foxhills.co.uk
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