Benton Hall Golf & Country Club

Established in 1992 and designed by architects Alan Walker and Charlie Cox, the course stretches 6,461 yards from the white tees, with a par of 71. The layout is characterized by its strategic use of the River Blackwater, which meanders through four holes, adding to the picturesque views and increasing the difficulty for golfers.

The course includes a variety of hole designs that demand precision and strategy. Notably, the signature 14th hole presents a unique challenge with willow trees flanking the fairway, requiring careful shot placement to access the green.

Benton Hall also offers a 9-hole par-3 course, ideal for beginners or those looking to practice their short game. This course features small target greens protected by bunkers and ponds, enhancing its appeal for golfers aiming to improve their accuracy.