Chartridge Park at Chartridge Park Golf Club

Chartridge Park Golf Club sits in the Chiltern Hills near Chesham in Buckinghamshire, occupying elevated ground that characterizes much of this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty northwest of London. The course was designed by John Jacobs, the English professional and teaching authority who became widely known for his instructional methods and contributions to golf education in the latter half of the twentieth century. Jacobs designed a modest number of courses, primarily in Britain, and his layouts typically reflect practical playing values and strategic interest suited to club golfers of varying abilities.

The routing at Chartridge Park makes use of the natural contours and wooded character of the Chilterns landscape. The course measures relatively compact by modern standards, with the terrain providing natural elevation changes and mature tree-lined corridors that define individual holes. The property offers views across the surrounding countryside, and the design incorporates both parkland and more open sections where the topography influences shot-making and club selection.

Chartridge Park serves as a members' club with a traditional English golf club atmosphere. The course provides year-round play and hosts regular club competitions and social events typical of established regional clubs in the Home Counties. Its location makes it accessible to golfers from the Chesham area and the broader Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire regions, and it functions as a community-oriented facility with a focus on recreational golf rather than championship competition.