The Club At Meyrick Park

Meyrick Park sits right in the heart of Bournemouth and delivers a classic tree-lined parkland round with a bit of history behind it. The course has been here since 1894, and while you feel the tradition, it's not stuffy. Think welcoming clubhouse vibes, a straightforward golf-first stay and the kind of location that makes a weekend easy to organise for couples, mates' trips and societies.

On the golf side, you're playing over gently rolling ground with plenty of mature trees shaping the holes. It's the sort of course where keeping it in play matters, and you'll get a lot more out of the day if you plot your way round rather than trying to overpower it. Off the course, you have the Lodge for overnight stays, a full health club for a post-round reset and two bars for the debrief.

The real win is how close everything is. You're only minutes from Bournemouth town centre, and the beach and nightlife are right there when you want them. So you can do a proper golf break in the day, then head out for dinner and drinks in the evening without sorting taxis or long transfers.

Who is this for? Golfers who want a traditional parkland challenge combined with the buzz of a seaside town. It suits groups, societies and couples looking for a short break that mixes quality golf with nightlife, dining and beach access.

Who is it best for? Mid-to-low handicappers who enjoy strategic, tree-lined golf, plus mixed-ability groups who want easy off-course options close by.

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Meyrick Park Golf Club

Upon seeing Meyrick Park's full distance of 5,689 yards, the long hitters will be rubbing their hands with glee, but it is more than likely that Tom Dunn's par-69 layout will have the last laugh; lining the rolling fairways are banks of thick, verdant woodland that will seriously punish any wayward striking from the tee. The course opens with a tough par-3, while one of the best holes on the way home is the par-5 14th. Meyrick Park's charms have helped to establish it as firm Bournemouth tour favourite.

Make sure you limber up before tackling Meyrick Park, as the opening hole is a demanding par-3, where the small putting surface is 244 yards away.

The course's main feature is that every hole is different and will make you use every shot in the bag.

Accommodation at The Club At Meyrick Park

The Lodge at Meyrick Park is a simple, golf-friendly base with 17 en-suite twin rooms overlooking the course. It's purpose-built for short breaks, so everything is geared towards getting you from breakfast to the first tee with minimal fuss. Rooms are finished to a good standard and do the job well for groups and societies, particularly with the twin setup and the views across the fairways.

One of the biggest advantages is how close you are to Bournemouth itself. You can walk into the town centre in around ten minutes, which opens up loads of choice for dinner, drinks and a bit of atmosphere after golf. If your group wants a lively evening, you're perfectly placed. If you'd rather keep things quieter, you can stay on site and still have enough going on to round off the day.

The Health Club is a genuine bonus for a golf break in this price bracket. There's a wide selection of modern gym equipment if you like to train, plus a 19-metre indoor pool, sauna and steam room for loosening up after 18 holes. If recovery is the priority, the Temple beauty area offers treatments, which can be a nice add-on for couples or anyone building a more relaxed itinerary.

Food-wise, the resort runs on a bed and breakfast basis, which keeps plans flexible. You can eat at the on-site restaurant when you want an easy option, or head into Bournemouth and pick from plenty of restaurants and pubs without having to organise transport. There are also two bars on site, ideal for a post-round pint and a quick run-through of the day's highlights before deciding whether you're heading into town or calling it a night.

For a short break, it's hard to fault: stay on the course, use the pool and spa, then head out for a bit of Bournemouth in the evening. The best bit is you can finish 18 holes and be in town in under ten minutes on foot, which makes the whole trip feel easy to organise and even easier to enjoy.