Boughton Park is the setting for Worcester Golf & Country Club and the surrounding landscape provides an area of scenic beauty with wonderful views of the nearby Malvern Hills.
The golf course was designed in 1927 by Dr Alister Mackenzie, who went on to design The Augusta National course in Georgia USA, and several other prestigious courses worldwide. These include Alwoodley and Moortown Golf Clubs near Leeds and the West Course at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia.
The parkland course, which is only a few minutes from Worcester City Centre, measures 6251 yards and features long narrow greens which provide a good test of accuracy for golfers of all standards. Failure to hit the greens will definitely test the short game abilities.
