Brocket Hall (Palmerston Course)

Course information

Brocket Hall’s two Championship Golf Courses are named after the Prime Ministers who used to reside at Brocket Hall.

The par 73 Palmerston, designed by the renowned architect Donald Steel, wends its way through mature woodland - rare Hornbeam, Scots and Corsican pine and 300 year old beech trees create some of the most spectacular hazards you're ever likely to encounter on a golf course.

Brocket Hall is also the home of the Melbourne Course, designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark. It follows the natural undulations and contours of the 18th Century parkland, crossing the River Lea several times including the dramatic finale which sees golfers carried across by a ferry to complete the 18th hole.

Although a members only golf course, you can enjoy the Brocket experience either on a corporate basis or if you're staying on site in the Melbourne Lodge or Brocket Hall itself.