1 Night, 2 Rounds
- 1 Night Dinner, Bed and Breakfast at Woodbury Park Hotel, Golf & Country Club
- 2 Rounds at Oaks Course
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Woodbury Park Hotel, Golf and Country Club is one of the most popular golf hotels in the South West of England. Located within easy reach of Exeter, Woodbury is a golf course that is a great choice for golfers of all handicaps with plenty of options off the tee to provide a memorable golfing experience.
Set within 350 acres of mature Devon countryside, the course is one that meanders through mature woodland and is framed by strategically placed water hazards. The water in play on the par-3 18th hole is arguably Woodbury’s most famous view, with it’s near-island green anyone missing the putting surface is going to have a less than happy to their golf trip.
With a rich history that ranges from being owned by former F1 World Champion Nigel Mansell, being home to locker as used by Greg Norman, home of The McGregor Trophy and even being the home club of popular YouTube golfer Mark Crossfield.
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The championship Oaks Course measures a mighty 7,314 yards at its fullest, and has established an enviable reputation as one of the best in the South-West. J. Hamilton-Stutt's layout is carved through the wonderful oaks that characterise the estate itself, and will present a considerable test for even the most talented golfers. The putting surfaces are guarded by expanses of sand, and are constructed to European Tour standards. The quality of the Oaks was underlined in 2003 when the course was selected to host a Seniors Tour championship.
As a very playable golf course, The Oaks at Woodbury is one that is suitable for a host of handicaps and contributes to Woodbury Park's position as one of the top-rated golf resorts in the South West of England.
The Oaks was also the host venue of The McGregor Trophy, a leading amateur event for U16 golfers with past champions including Justin Rose, Edoardo Molinari and Oliver Fisher. When played at Woodbury, Michael Skelton claimed the coveted title with a 4-round total of 289. Skelton's amateur career continued to sparkle with the highlight being appearing in The Walker Cup.
The nine-hole Acorns Course provides the perfect opportunity for a relaxing round if the lengthy Oaks seems too daunting, and is also ideal for those still learning the game. The joy of the Acorns is that its greens are maintained to the same high standard as its neighbour, while the views over the Exe Valley are truly memorable.
The 18th hole on the lakes will test your nerve - under the watchful gaze of those in the clubhouse, your approach shot must carry the threatening lake.
Woodbury Park's hotel prides itself on providing outstanding hospitality, and is located in an idyllic setting amidst no less than 500 acres of Devonshire countryside.
The 56 en-suite bedrooms are tastefully decorated in a traditional style, and are equipped with outstanding modern features such as wireless internet and plasma screen satellite televisions.
The hotel's excellent reputation is a result of its commitment to attentive but unobtrusive customer service, which helps to underline the quality on offer during a golf break at Woodbury Park.
The Bodyzone centre is designed to guarantee visitors total relaxation with its range of holistic body and beauty treatments. Specialities include facials, hydrotherapy, massages, St. Tropez tanning, manicures and pedicures. Woodbury Park's leisure centre boasts a large indoor swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi and one of the local area's most comprehensive fitness suites.
Light snacks and meals can be enjoyed in the Conservatory, which overlooks the 18th green.
The outstanding menu at the Atrium restaurant changes constantly to reflect the best seasonal local produce.
Private dining is available in different rooms from intimate small parties to large banquets.
Andrew
✓25 Sep 2019
Hotel was comfortable - but nothing special. Décor a little tired. Booked half board, breakfast was acceptable, but dinner was of extremely poor quality, so much so that we ate out on our second night, which was an added expense. Dinner was served in the clubhouse, we were allocated a table near the window, I put my handbag on the floor and saw snail trails all over the carpet - totally unacceptable. I have an allergy to shellfish - staff couldn't tell me if the fish fritters were safe for me to eat.
John
✓14 Sep 2019
The restaurant was a big let down. The evening meal was served in the club house in a conservatory which meant a 600 yard walk from the hotel in the open air which when it rained meant we got very wet both going and returning. he menu was very limited and did not change during our 4 nights stay. There were no vegetarian options on it. We had been before and had liked it but we will not be returning again. Very disappointing.
Lee
✓14 Aug 2019
Receptionist very friendly and welcoming. Found it strange we had breakfast in the actual hotel but had to go to the golf club for dinner. Good varied choice on the menu, well presented and waiter very attentive. Breakfast was ok.
Ben
✓23 Oct 2018
Our stay here was very pleasant. The rooms were more than adequate for what we needed. The Spa facilities were very good. The dinner in the evening was excellent on both occasions. The only slight negatives were that the breakfast wasn’t the best and after dinner you had to stay at the restaurant bar as the other bar shut at 9.30.
Andrew
✓25 Sep 2019
Great course - would love to play again - if only to try to find the balls I lost!!!! Just a shame about the clubhouse.
John
✓14 Sep 2019
The courses good and was enjoyable. Unfortunately we could only play once as the severe weather caused the course to be closed on one day we had booked to play.
Lee
✓14 Aug 2019
At the mid way point there is a snack hut. On the first day there was a two ball in front of us and in front of them three woman. One woman teed off at the 10th then went and got a coffee, the next two did exactly the same not allowing the two ball behind them to play through, this also happened on the second day which was very frustrating as we all started to stack up then and play became painfully slow. The 18th should be a call through hole, mark your ball let the next ones tee off then finish your game while they walk down to it. On the first day 9 of us were waiting to play this hole, 3 x 2 balls and 1 three ball.
Ben
✓23 Oct 2018
A good morning
Ben
✓23 Oct 2018
Lovely course. There was 12 of us so it was just right for everyone’s ability. It was certainly helped by the fact that we had 3 beautiful days. Perfect golf weather