Hartley Witney Golf Club lies near Hook in Hampshire, in the rolling countryside of north-central England. The course was designed by Shattock and Smith, architects active in early-to-mid twentieth-century British golf design. The club's routing takes advantage of the natural topography of the Hampshire landscape, with gentle elevation changes and tree-lined fairways characteristic of the region's heathland and parkland settings. The course presents a traditional English layout, with strategic bunkering and natural hazards integrated into the design. The holes are routed through mature woodland and open areas, creating variety in both playing character and visual interest across the round. Like many courses of its era and region, Hartley Witney emphasizes shot-making over length, rewarding accuracy and course management. The club has established itself as a respected member-owned venue within Hampshire's golfing community. Its setting and design have made it a fixture for club members and visiting parties seeking a classic English golf experience. The course has hosted regional and county competitions typical of clubs of its standing, though it remains primarily focused on its membership rather than high-profile tournament play.