Cams Hall Estate Golf Club's Park Course occupies a distinctive setting on the grounds of a historic estate in Fareham, situated between Portsmouth and Southampton on England's south coast. The course was designed by Clive Clarke and opened in the mid-1990s as part of a two-course facility that also includes the Creek Course. The estate itself dates back centuries, and the golf development incorporated the property's mature woodland and rolling Hampshire landscape into the routing. The Park Course plays through a mix of parkland terrain with established trees framing many holes. The layout takes advantage of natural elevation changes across the estate, creating variety in hole presentation and strategic options. Water features appear on several holes, and the design emphasizes accuracy over length, rewarding thoughtful course management. The conditioning typically reflects the standards of an established members' club with regular visitor play. Cams Hall serves both a membership base and welcomes visiting golfers throughout the year. The facility benefits from its proximity to the Solent and the broader Hampshire golf corridor, making it accessible to golfers from Portsmouth, Southampton, and the surrounding region. The two-course setup allows the club to accommodate different skill levels and provides variety for regular players. The clubhouse facilities support both competitive club events and casual rounds, with the Park Course generally regarded as the more traditional parkland test of the two layouts.