Porters Park is a classic 6,529 yard parkland course constructed in 1899. Its early design was influenced heavily by John Henry ‘JH’ Taylor, one of the pioneers of the modern game, and Charles Kenneth Cotton who went on to become one of the UK’s most distinguished post-war golf architects.

Located on the fringes of Radlett village yet in close proximity to London and outlying counties, the course sits in the tranquil Hertfordshire countryside surrounded by mature woodland and fields.

Visitors and societies are always welcome and the club can be contacted directly to discuss membership opportunities.

The clubhouse combines modern high standards with tradition. Visitors have full use of changing and shower amenities, and thoughtfully stocked bars. Conference and wedding facilities are also well catered for by a team of experienced staff who provide an exceptional level of service.