Cheltenham Golf Club

With its bench fairways and bentgrass greens, the course is a narrow, tree-lined track that offers a true test of golf.

The course has a very limited land area of about 40 acres, a total length of about 2,750 metres and a par of 35, including one par five and two par threes. Each hole has two sets of tees, so players wishing to play eighteen holes can play two rounds.

Highlights include the very short par-3 6th (out-of-bounds to the left); the severely dogleg left par-5 7th (around the adjacent playing field); and the par-4 finishing hole (the longest two-putt hole on record), where the fairway curves slightly to the right from the tee towards the home green.