TIDWORTH GARRISON GOLF CLUB
WELCOME
Nestled on the periphery of the Salisbury Plain, this exquisite downland course stands as a beacon of excellence, ‘proudly considered to be the premier private members’ golf club in Wiltshire.
Our warm and welcoming staff stand ready to cater to your needs, whether it’s indulging in culinary delights and refreshing beverages in our Bar & Restaurant while soaking in the scenic views or seeking guidance from our knowledgeable Professional team and Member Services team for all your golfing and membership needs.
From thrilling rounds of golf to expert lessons and custom fittings, from leisurely coffee gatherings with friends to sumptuous Sunday carveries and special dining occasions, there’s something for everyone here – be it you, your loved ones, or your colleagues.
Tidworth Garrison Golf Club prides itself on its inclusivity, friendliness, and openness, offering a diverse array of membership options tailored to your preferences. Whether you’re seeking full access with our 7-day membership, seasonal flexibility, social engagement, or opportunities for beginners and seasoned players alike to embrace the sport we love, we’re here to make your golfing journey a memorable one!
HISTORY
TidworthGarrison Golf Club is a private members club, owing its foundation to the military garrison; ties with which are now mainly historical.
In 1895 the War Department purchased large tracts of land all around Salisbury Plain including Tedworth House. 2,500 acres of the Estate was developed to form a major military training area with the adjoining garrisons of Warminster, Larkhill, Bulford and Tidworth.
The construction of Tidworth Garrison, with its eight separate barracks set in a crescent shape between the village and the Plain, took place between 1900 and 1910. As barracks were occupied the requirement for sporting facilities became apparent. Among the facilities requested, was a golf course for the use of officers.
The intention to build a golf course was lodged with the R&A in 1904 and the Golf Club was founded in 1908, when a 9 hole Course was built on training land on the western edge of Tidworth.
A wooden barrack hut was installed as a Clubhouse and remained in use until 1960 when the existing Clubhouse was constructed. The Clubhouse was slightly extended in the early eighties but substantial improvements were made in time for the club’s Centenary in 2008.
Detailed knowledge of the history of the early years of the Club is limited as the post of Honorary Secretary was held by a series of transient officers until 31 December 1964 when the first paid Secretary was appointed.
HISTORY
The course was extended to 18 holes between 1919-1921. It remained open for play during World War II despite there being a vast influx of British, Empire and US troops in Tidworth. The Ladies Section, originally known as a Ladies Club, was formed in 1926.
What has developed is a lovely, tree lined, downland course, providing a good test of golfing skill. The course has springy turf on a chalk base, which drains so well that it rarely (if ever) closes - even in deep winter. Renowned course designers J. Hamilton Stutt and Donald Steel have both commented that the original designers used the topography of the terrain very well. The legendary AD (Bobby) Locke, who played an exhibition match in 1955, was equally complimentary.
For the first 50 years the membership of the Club was around 300, almost exclusively military officers and their families. Progressively, all ranks and an increasing number of civilian members joined what had become a private members club, raising the total membership to the present level of over 650. The Club became a Limited Company in 1999, but continues to lease the land from the MOD.
FLORA & FAUNA
Besidessome rare and beautiful wild flowers we have roe deer and muntjak, buzzards and owls, stoats and foxes – just to mention a few of the birds and animals that can be seen around the course. Yet few people are aware that Tidworth Garrison Golf Club may be amongst the most important of the 600 or so areas of chalk grassland monitored by the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Sites Project, and that it is probably in the top five most bio-diverse courses in the county.
This is because it was constructed in 1908 before the advent of chemical fertilisers, herbicides and heavy ploughing machinery. As a result, it retains large areas of high quality Lowland Calcareous Grassland. It has been estimated that in excess of 90% of this type of habitat has been lost in the UK since 1945 and that Wiltshire
retains perhaps half of all that is left and more significantly, maybe more than a third of the surviving resource worldwide.
Amongst these the International Union for the Conservation of Nature regards White Helleborine (Cephalanthera damasonium) as vulnerable to extinction! The White Helleborine, a beautiful orchid, has been found thriving in the shade of the beech trees, as well as in open areas of our rough. Purple Milk-Vetch and Field Fleawort are regarded as endangered and the Fleawort, as well as the Bastard Toadflax, are considered scarce in the UK. In addition, many types of butterflies, most species of which are in decline as a result of habitat loss, have been observed feeding on the grasslands around the course.
FLORA & FAUNA
The county has a special responsibility towards the preservation of such sites and this habitat is listed as a priority in the UK Biodiversity Action Plan and protected under an EU Habitats Directive because it is inherently very bio-diverse, having arisen through a long tradition of low-intensity management and once lost cannot be easily recreated.
Tidworth Garrison golf course is important because it pre-dates the modern intensification of agriculture and most of the land has been neither ploughed nor intensively fertilised. This makes it special and worthy of protection and celebration. As a club we recognise we have a responsibility to protect this special place.
This can be achieved by controlling the encroaching scrub and young trees, especially Pines, Sycamore, Hawthorn and Blackthorn, which, over time, create deep shade and suppress plant diversity. Along with occasional management of the rough areas this will ensure a continued supply of nectar, pollen and sap for the many butterflies, bees, grasshoppers, flies and beetles, which in turn feed the bats and birds which live around the course. We feel it is vitally important to continue protecting what we are fortunate to have for future generations to enjoy.
Wild Parsnip
White Helleborine Orchid
What our Respite Carers Can Support With
Personal care – Help with washing, getting dressed, and help getting in and out of bed.
Domestic support – Help with everyday tasks, from hanging washing to putting away dishes and ensuring the house is clean, tidy and safe. Help with mealtimes – Whether your loved one cooks their meals from scratch or receives meal deliveries, our carers are here to ensure they eat a balanced diet, and will happily help with meal prep, support with eating and clearing away after mealtimes.
Companionship – A friendly face to chat to, rely on and enjoy their company.
We now also provide complex care services for people requiring support with PEG feed, Insulin management, Non invasive ventilators, Tracheostomies and stroke and Brain Injury clients.
ABOUT THE COURSE
Donald Steel M.A, Golf Course Architect writes: Gene Littler, a celebrated US Open champion, whose beautiful method made the game look wonderfully simple, defined golf in terms of the swing as “a game of constant adjustment”. The same is undoubtedly true of our course which, for 100 years, has had to adjust to the changes brought about by improving equipment technology.
We are inclined to believe that this is a relatively modern fashion. Certainly the last ten or fifteen years have brought about more dramatic change than over any comparable period in the game’s history. However, in relation to Tidworth, they are not as relevant as elsewhere. Tidworth’s natural defences – the wind and the slope of the land – have not altered a scrap in a hundred years.
This explains why there are so few fairway bunkers – the slope dictates much of the strategy and positional play.
Bunkers are the one artificially introduced element on any golf course and, in an area of outstanding beauty such as Tidworth, the original golf course architect (H.S. Colt) felt they should be underplayed rather than overplayed.
“A natural back-up to Tidworth’s defences is the growth of rough and I feel Tidworth are sensibly aiming at a balance whereby there is a punishment for missing a fairway, but not to the extent that a player cannot find or play his or her ball”.
COURSE TOUR
Hole 1
Par 4, 324 yards
Remaining true to one of Harry Colt’s fundamentals, the first is a gentle opening hole, easing you into your round. A par 4 of 324 yards; the hole gently increases in elevation, whilst the green is heavily guarded with two bunkers running the full length of the green.
Hole 2
Par 3, 162 yards
The second hole is a thoroughly good short hole, playing slightly uphill, thus obscuring the bottom of the flag and making club selection tricky.
Hole 3
Par 4, 394 yards
A medium-length par 4, the tee shot is not the easiest. However the green is a large target and the bunkers are not too penal. Club selection for the approach shot is crucial; the raised front will reject anything that is not well struck.
Hole descriptions kindly provided by Donald Steel M.A, Golf Course Architect and Writer.
(HOLE BY HOLE)
COURSE TOUR
Hole 4
Par 4, 451 yards
One of Tidworth’s best; a long par four where the second shot is a demanding one. Even after the putting surface has been found, a par is no certainty; the green has many borrows, some subtle, others less so.
Hole 5
Par 3, 160 yards
Tidworth is fortunate in the variety of directions in which its par 3’s point and the 5th is a lovely example of a medium-length short hole. The green falls away on the front and left side, with a grass, coffin-shaped bunker to the right, trees to the left and scrub long. Makes for a tricky up-and-down.
Hole 6
Par 5, 516 yards
The long tee is framed nicely by trees running down each side. From the back, the tee shot can therefore feel a little intimidating. There is a fairway bunker approximately 250 yards from the back tee. The mounds to the left of the green certainly limit the entrance to the green, thus placing real emphasis on the approach shot. As you progress towards the top of the fairway you are greeted by the infinity green and panoramic views over the Salisbury Plain.
(HOLE BY HOLE)
COURSE TOUR
Hole 7
Par 4, 337 yards
Good, short par 4’s are an essential part of good courses and Tidworth’s 7th is a fine example of one. It may be in range for the longer hitters, but I am always in favour of dangling the carrot and snaring players if they don’t hit the shot to match.
Hole 8
Par 4, 428 yards
A wayward shot left brings the bushes into play. The 8th green slopes subtly from front to back, consequently the approach shot must be well struck to avoid running towards the back.
Hole 9
Par 4, 390 yards
The hole plays as an attractive dogleg with out of bounds all the way to the left and a copse of trees to the right. The approach shot is to a raised green, over a single bunker. Club selection is crucial as I built a large tier in the middle of the green that runs most of the width. This makes a twoputt tricky if you are any distance from the pin.
(HOLE BY HOLE)
COURSE TOUR (HOLE
Hole 10
Par 4, 333 yards
The tree on the left performs the role of a bunker because its influence is more comprehensive; while the bunker on the right is successful at catching the stray drive. Conclusion - must hit the fairway.
Hole 11
Par 3, 188 yards
A downhill par 3 with a large green that slopes heavily from front to back two bunkers that run along the left of the green.
Hole 12
Par 4, 420 yards
A handsome hole and classic Colta hole that sits beautifully with its natural surroundings. The 12th is a long par 4 that is another of Tidworth’s best. The hole plays as a dogleg with a heavily guarded, raised green. To get the best from your tee shot, the line has to be perfect, ideally with a draw: however the right-hand side of the fairway gives the best view of the green, playing a little shorter also.
BY HOLE)
COURSE TOUR
Hole 13
Par 3, 174 yards
The type of short hole where you find the green or take the consequences. The tee shot is enticing, if demanding: it pays to be up. The green is a fair target but its built-up nature means you miss it to the left at your peril.
Hole 14
Par 5, 565 yards
An unmistakable feeling on the tee of “over the hill and far away”. The hole is long enough for errors to be self-induced; errors that come out of a clear, blue sky. Aid is provided by being largely downhill and the setting is stunning, but judgment is the key. Yardage charts are not always an ally.
Hole 15
Par 4, 383 yards
Tidworth’s 15th, 16th and 17th holes are comparatively short par 4’s by today’s standards, but their quality is undiminished. The tee shot on 15 is uphill, whilst the bunker on the right (close to the edge of the green) looks threatening, thus making the approach shot a little daunting. The green appears simple enough, however subtle, can confound even the best putters.
(HOLE BY HOLE)
COURSE TOUR
Hole 16
Par 4, 361 yards
In spite of having no fairway bunkers, the 16th provides one of the hardest drives and is a fine looking hole. The strategy to the hole is actually provided by some handsome trees and the course boundary running the length of the hole. A false front and one bunker left side.
Hole 17
Par 4, 357 yards
The 17th has been opened up in more recent years, good players can be more aggressive from the tee as there is a future in being bold. This attractive hole, with its magnificent trees has been opened up without being spoiled.
Hole 18
Par 4, 421
I am in favour of the contouring of the 18th green which has served Tidworth well for a great many years. It does demand a little ingenuity and improvisation in the shot making. That is its strength. Depending on the pin (and your approach shot!) a very difficult two-putt.
Hole descriptions kindly provided by Donald Steel M.A, Golf Course Architect and Writer.
(HOLE BY HOLE)
SOCIETIES & CORPORATE DAYS
If you haven’t already had the chance to play the beautiful course at Tidworth Garrison Golf Club, now is your chance.
Established in 1908 and located on the picturesque Salisbury Plain, Tidworth Garrison Golf Club bears the signature of renowned golf course architect H.S. Colt, and proudly considered to be the premier private members’ golf club in Wiltshire.
Offering superb playability and enjoyment year-round, Tidworth truly stands out during the winter months, maintaining exceptional consistency and quality through every season.
Visitors and societies are welcome throughout the year, giving non-members the opportunity to experience the quality, consistency and presentation of a top-quality downland course, which makes
Tidworth such a magnet for golfers.
The course is complemented by a team of warm and friendly staff in the Pro Shop, Bar & Restaurant ready to make sure you get the best out of your day, with a wide range of food and beverages on offer. And if you get peckish whilst on the course, why not visit our Halfway Hut after the 9th green.
OUR COMMITMENTS
OUR VISION
To provide an exceptional golfing experience for both members and visitors, with a premier course and a welcoming clubhouse that fosters a friendly and inclusive atmosphere
OUR MISSION
To create an exceptional golfing community in Wiltshire, where outstanding course conditions, a welcoming atmosphere, and a shared passion for the game inspire pride in our members and attract visitors who aspire to join
OUR VALUES
• Determined to deliver excellence in the way we deliver our course and services
• Respectful and responsive
• Welcoming and inclusive to all
• Responsible and committed to ethical conduct, environmental stewardship, social accountability, and developing its staff
• Embracing of change and promoters of innovative thinking
Become part of a friendly, welcoming community, a private-members golf club run for the benefit of its members.
ARRIVE & RELAX
TheClubhouse provides all the amenities our members anticipate, including a well-appointed Professional Shop, changing rooms with shower facilities, a shoe-cleaning station, and a charming open-plan bar and restaurant area with outdoor seating. Here, guests can indulge in an extensive menu of food and beverages while enjoying views of the 1st tee and practice putting green.
Members’ guests are warmly welcomed, offering the opportunity to share a cold beverage, a coffee, homemade cakes, and delicious meals with friends, family, or colleagues.
Additionally, should you feel peckish during your round, our Halfway Hut, conveniently located after the 9th green, offers refreshments and snacks to keep you fuelled for the back 9.
HISTORY ENJOY WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS
Friends and family of members are warmly invited to enjoy the welcoming ambiance and Bar/Restaurant facilities with them.
At Tidworth, we pride ourselves on cultivating a unique sense of community, where members and their guests can relish in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re joining us for a delectable lunch, our renowned Sunday carvery, coffee, cake and conversation, or hosting a special celebration, our dedicated team is here to help.
And for those who may not be avid golfers, fret not! We offer social membership, granting unlimited access to our bar and restaurant facilities, exclusive member discounts on food and beverages, and invitations to all our vibrant social events, to enjoy with friends and family.
MEMBERSHIP
We offer a range of membership options to suit different needs, including:
Premier (7-Day)
Country
Taste of Golf
Seasons
Practice+
Social Junior
Group Discounts
We want you to enjoy your membership in the best way possible, and we appreciate the importance of friendship groups when it comes to playing and socialising at your Club. That is why we offer added value opportunities for new members that join, together with friends.
Groups of 2+ receive a 10% discount each on their year 1 subscription fees
Groups of 4+ receive a 15% discount each on their year 1 subscription fees
H.S. Colt (world renowned Course Architect)
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
Access to one of Wiltshire’s top golf courses, beautifully crafted by renowned golf course Architect, H.S. Colt, known for its superior course quality and year-round playability.
Become part of what our members consider to be Wiltshire’s top members club, with a thriving, welcoming, inclusive community of members, who enjoy a busy calendar of golfing and social events throughout the year, open to both golfing and non-golfing members alike.
Golfing members enjoy access to exclusive member-only tee times, a wide range of competitive and social competitions with varied formats on both weekdays and weekends throughout the year.
Discount on food and drink (15% at the bar and 10% on food).
Preferential green fee rates for guests of members.
A range of practice facilities including nets, practice putting green, an outdoor range and a short-game practice area.
A relaxed, open-plan Bar & Restaurant which can be enjoyed with friends, family and colleagues.
A fully stocked Pro Shop & ‘Putting Studio’ run by PGA Professionals that provide member support, advice on competition play and handicap management, repair and refitting services, as well as coaching and tuition.
Beautiful surroundings including views across the Salisbury Plain.
Participate in a sport that is accessible to all and proven to positive support your physical and mental wellbeing.
England Golf Affiliation which provides personal liability insurance and a range of other benefits to Club members.
Reciprocal arrangements with over 30 other clubs.
Access to discounted buggy fees through the Buggy Club.
Volunteering opportunities.
Member Perks and Loyalty Rewards for long-standing members.
WHY BE A MEMBER
Golf is one of the most accessible sports at any age in life, and its popularity is growing…
Here are some of the reasons why membership is so highly valued at our Club.
“It keeps me active”
“It is adaptable, inclusive, and connects people with nature and those around them”
“It provides a sense of community”
“Age isn’t a barrier - its fun, and can be done alone or as part of a group”
“It provides the opportunity to meet like-minded people, socialise and create new friendships”
“It is a lifetime sport that can be played without pressure and at your own pace”
“Being part of a Members Club encourages a strong sense of community, with an emphasis on community values, friendship and sportsmanship”
“Golf is a fantastic stress reliever and offers many other physical and mental health benefits”
At Our Club
Average length of membership at the Club is 11.8 years.
Our members highly rate the quality of the course, as well as the social environment
Emily Rawlinson ~ Celebrant
Creating bespoke ceremonies to mark the milestones in your lives
As a professional and award-winning Independent Celebrant based in Marlborough, with over eleven years experience, I am an expert in celebrating!
Whether it’s a Naming Ceremony to welcome the newest addition into your family; or celebrating your Wedding with a personal ceremony. Perhaps you’re renewing your vows or celebrating a big birthday.
Whatever it may be, each ceremony is unique; designed just for you and more importantly, with you. Nothing beats the joy I see on your faces as you and your guests are immersed in a ceremony full of happiness, fun and most of all, love.
To find out more please get in touch:
Emily Rawlinson
07507 136280
Emily.celebrant@gmail.com
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MEMBER SATISFACTION
Overall Course Condition
Average rating 8.7 out of 10
Top words used to describe the Golf Course:
High Quality Enjoyable Challenging
Social Environment & Setting
95% of members rated this as exceptional, very good and good
Customer Service
Customer service was marked highly across the Club including Clubhouse, Bar, Office and Pro Shop. All scoring 8 or more out of 10 = excellent
Personal Support
A personalised service – individualised support when relocated for work, recovering from injury or health issues etc.
Culture & Communication
Most frequent words members used to describe the culture of the Club… Friendly, sociable, welcoming, fun, relaxed, quality
We Listen
We gather satisfaction data regularly, listen to feedback, and react, to meet the needs of our members.
(Date Source: Member Satisfaction Surveys in 2024)
THE PHYSICAL WELLBEING BENEFITS OF GOLF
Cardiovascular Health
Walking the course (typically 4–6 miles) improves heart health and reduces the risk of stroke, heart disease, and high blood pressure.
Improved Strength & Flexibility
The swinging motion enhances muscle tone, especially in the core, back, and legs, while walking uphill and over uneven terrain improves leg strength.
Weight Management
A round of golf burns approximately 500–1,000 calories, depending on whether you walk or use a buggy.
Reduced Risk of Chronic Diseases
Regular golfing can help lower the risk of type 2 diabetes, obesity, and osteoporosis. Learn more at www.golfandhealth.org
Better Balance & Coordination
Golf movements improve proprioception and reduce fall risk, especially in older adults.
Joint Health
The moderate, low-impact nature of golf helps keep joints mobile without excessive strain, making it ideal for all ages.
Improved Lung Function
Walking and moderate activity improve lung capacity and oxygen intake.
Vitamin D Boost
Playing outdoors increases sun exposure, which helps maintain healthy bones, immune function, and mood.
THE MENTAL WELLBEING BENEFITS OF GOLF
Reduced Stress & Anxiety
The combination of fresh air, nature, and social interaction promotes relaxation and lowers cortisol levels.
Improved Mood & Mental Health
Regular golf participation is linked to lower rates of depression and better overall mental resilience.
Cognitive Benefits
Golf requires strategic thinking, problemsolving, and memory use, which can help maintain brain function and reduce dementia risk.
Mindfulness & Focus
The need to concentrate on each shot encourages mental clarity and being present in the moment.
Social Connections
Playing with others fosters friendships, reduces loneliness, and improves overall emotional wellbeing.
Better Sleep Quality
The physical exertion combined with stress reduction contributes to improved sleep patterns.
Sense of Achievement
Golf provides personal goals and challenges, which can boost confidence and self-esteem.
Research from organizations like the R&A, WHO, and British Journal of Sports Medicine highlights golf as one of the best lifelong sports for overall wellbeing.
PODIATRY SERVICES
Your feet and your family’s foot health are important. Footsteps are able to provide advice on foot care, health education, and footwear advice.
Providing preventative care, diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of problems affecting the feet, ankle and lower legs.
Empowering clients through reflective, non-directive coaching to unlock potential, build self-awareness, and create meaningful, personalised pathways for growth.
At Pinnacle, I partner with clients using a nondirective coaching approach rooted in powerful, reflective questioning. This facilitates a personalised journey of self-awareness, clarity, and skill development. Clients are empowered to design their own growth pathways aligned with their unique strengths and goals.
Coaching is uplifting, challenging, motivational, and sometimes tiring—but always forward-focused. It is not about giving advice or direction; it’s about unlocking your potential and helping you create the future you want.
Together, we explore what’s most useful and meaningful to you, addressing areas such as leadership, mindset, relationships, career, resilience, change, confidence, and personal or professional development.
Explore our tailored services designed to elevate your skills.
THE PROFESSIONAL TEAM
Our Professional Team manage and operate the daily golf activities and tee sheet for members, guests and visitors.
They also manage all of the Club’s competitions, handicap management for our members, advise on local rules, Rules of Golf and WHS queries relating to the course and competitions, support the arrangement of reciprocal golf, and support new member integration. As such they are an integral part of the Club’s team of staff and work closely with the office, greens, and clubhouse teams to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience.
Mark Boscott - PGA Advanced Head Professional
Mark graduated from Southampton Solent University with a HND in Leisure Studies and a BA (Hons) degree in Sports Studies with
Business. He has previously held a Head Academy Coach position within Crown Golf Group and has been a County Coach at various levels within Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Golf Partnership (BB&O).
Mark is an Adidas Brand Ambassador, a Srixon Staff Player and holds ‘Advanced Professional’ status with the PGA.
Thomas Carney - PGA Professional
Thomas joined the team here in 2022 having previously been PGA Assistant at Bishop Auckland Golf Club. Alongside the day-today requirements of the Pro Shop Thomas has built up quite the client list for his coaching and throughout the golfing season runs very successful group coaching sessions for our Ladies and Senior sections.
PRACTICE & SUPPORT
Our team are here to support your golfing journey, customising learning to suit your goals, providing clubfitting, utilising ball & club tracking technology, and source any golfing equipment you desire.
Individual lessons are available all year round utilising the practice range, the putting green or our fantastic short game area while playing lessons and strategy sessions can be undertaken out on the golf course.
The GC Quad launch monitor we have enables detailed evidence of your ball flight and club face at impact which is then displayed in a very simple form for investigation and discussion. The V1 iPad video system complements any session and allows as detailed analysis as is needed by the player.
Exclusive to Tidworth and the surrounding area, our customers can benefit from the newly installed ‘Putter Fitting Studio’ to support you getting the most from your performance on the greens.
Our practice facilities are designed to enhance your practice and preparation. With a range of amenities including nets, an outdoor covered practice range, a dedicated practice green, and short-game practice area you’ll be well-prepared for any challenge on the course.
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CORPORATE CLIENTS
AtTidworth Golf Club we welcome the opportunity to collaborate with both local and national businesses and partners, offering unique ways to enhance brand visibility and align with a respected and well-established golf club. With a variety of advertising opportunities and corporate golf packages available, we offer an excellent platform for businesses whose values complement those of our Club.
Generating over £1 million in annual revenue, with consistent yearon-year growth. Our thriving membership of over 650 individuals collectively played approximately 28,000 rounds of golf last year, in addition to 6,500 rounds played by visiting golfers—providing exceptional exposure for your brand.
We are proud of our long-standing relationships with distinguished organisations including the Ministry of Defence, the British Army, the Royal Navy, Wiltshire Golf, and the PGA, regularly hosting prestigious golfing events on their behalf throughout the year.
We understand that every business is unique. That’s why, in addition to our structured corporate and advertising packages designed to suit a variety of needs, we also offer bespoke solutions tailored specifically to your objectives — creating a partnership that works for you.
MEMBERS GOLF
Our members enjoy an active and inclusive programme of casual and competition golf throughout the year.
We operate a tee booking system, allowing members to plan their golf, knowing they can tee off at a specified time without the need to wait/queue on the tee.
Stableford and medal competitions are held over weekdays and weekends, which are run alongside the tee sheet, meaning you can book to play on any day you like and choose if you wish to play casually or in the competition on that day.
Tidworth shines through the summer, with the contrast of open and inviting fairways catching the sun, lined with trees offering shade, framing each hole. It then becomes a secret escape for members in the winter months, thanks to the springy turf on a chalk base, which drains so well that it rarely closes – meaning our members benefit from golf when many other courses are closed or operating temporary greens.
We have a wide variety of friendly, competitive and scratch match teams. In short there is social or competitive golf for all ages and abilities.
Visitor access is carefully managed to ensure members are prioritised and able to access golf regularly and flexibly throughout the week.
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OPEN COMPETITIONS
Established in 1908 and located on the picturesque Salisbury Plain, Tidworth Golf Club bears the signature of renowned golf course architect H.S. Colt, and is considered to be one of the premier courses in the area.
Our opens are an opportunity for the club to showcase the quality, consistency and presentation on offer throughout the year. If you haven’t already had the chance to play the beautiful course at Tidworth Garrison Golf Club, our open events are the ideal opportunity to experience the hospitality the club and course have to offer together with friends.
We are committed to ensuring that both our members and visitors enjoy an exceptional golfing experience marked by an outstanding course and a warm, inviting clubhouse ambiance.
DIRECTIONS
The postcode for the Club will navigate you to our precise location: SP9 7AF
We are located directly off of Bulford Road, with signage on the approach.
Tidworth Garrison Golf Club
Bulford Road
Tidworth Wiltshire SP9 7AF
PHONE: +44 01980 842301
WEBSITE: www.tidworthgolfclub.co.uk
