The Manor House

The Manor House Golf Club, located in Castle Combe, Wiltshire, England, is a prestigious parkland course designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark. The championship par-72 course stretches approximately 6,500 yards and is known for its challenging layout, which includes elevation changes, strategically placed bunkers, water hazards, and holes that traverse the picturesque Bybrook Valley. The club hosts various golf events, including amateur open tournaments and team events like pro-ams, frequently contested using stroke play or Stableford formats. Typically, events held at The Manor House feature around 100 to 120 competitors, including amateurs and professionals depending on the event classification. Qualifying for these tournaments usually involves invitations, previous performance, or open entry for amateurs meeting specific handicap requirements. The club offers extensive practice facilities including a USGA spec driving range and short game practice areas, making it a favored venue for both competitive play and golf breaks.