In the luxurious, picturesque setting of the New Forest in Hampshire, Bramshaw golf club offers two extremely contrasting and challenging eighteen-hole golf courses to cater for all preferences and levels of ability.

The Forest course, built in 1880, is the oldest course in the county, and is eighteen holes set over rolling heathland, where bumpy terrain makes life difficult on the fairways. The roaming wildlife that wander across the course also add a truly unique element to the course.

Conversely, some ninety years younger than its neighbour, the Manor course is built upon a piece of scenic landscaped, gently undulating parkland. The tight fairways and well manicured greens make this a tough test of golf