Upminster Golf Club

About the club

The course at Upminster Golf Club lives up to the beauty of its historic clubhouse, combining lovely views, especially in spring and autumn, with lively turf, superb greens and brand new bunkers.The course is spread out over the rolling greensward that runs gently down to the River Ingrebourne, combining wide fairways with holes requiring finesse. Water comes into play, either directly or psychologically, on the holes through which the Ingrebourne winds its pretty way.It was originally laid out in 1928 by the great Harry (H.A.) Colt, often described as the founder of golf course architecture in Britain, and who worked on Royal Lytham & St Annes, Royal Portrush, Muirfield, Sunningdale, Royal Worlington and Royal Belfast among many other famous courses.