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Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club, Bushey Heath, Herts. (1928 - WW2)

First appeared in the late 1928.

Advert for the new course in March 1928.

 

Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club, Bushey Heath. Advert for the new course in March 1928.

Hendon & Finchley Times Friday 23 March 1928.

 

The January 1929 medal resulted in a tie; H Tingay, 93-10-83; E J Davis, 100-17-83.

In 1930 the professional was A Wells and the green-keeper W Spittles.

In 1935 the green-keeper was R Scott. There were both 18 and 9-hole courses. The amateur course record was held jointly by R McCormack and J W Measer (73), and the professional record by Abe Mitchell (68).

 

Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club, Herts. Article from Bystander April 1937.

 

Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club, Bushey Heath, Herts. Article from the Bystander in 1937.

Article from The Bystander 7 April 1937. Image © Illustrated London News Group. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.

 

Above image shows, top row left to right - H V Sharp (director), Capt. H W Bartlett M.C. (secretary), A L Ellnger (captain); D Pope, J W Stacey (committee member), A V Franklin; H G Stuart-Fox, J D S Haley; middle row - J W Houghton (committee), H C Hicks (vice-captain), V Brentb (committee); bottom row - T Austin White, O Erickson, F G Wallis, A V Askham.

 

Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club, Herts. Course scorecard.

 

Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club, Herts. Course scorecard.

Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club Scorecard.

 

Ordnance Survey Map from the 1930s showing the Hartsboure Manor golf course.

 

Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club, Herts. O.S. Map from the 1930s showing the golf course.

O.S. Map Revised 1934 to 1935; © Crown Copyright {year of publication 1939}.

 

In 1940 the secretary was Capt H W Bartlett MC, professional W P Keane and green-keeper W Upshall. The 18-holes had a SSS of 74 and Par of 72 with a membership of 500. Amateur course records were now held by M G Stuart and A J Garland 70. Visitors’ fees were 5/- a day, weekend and Bank Holidays 10/- (if introduced by a member, 2/6d and 5/-). Admission to the 9-hole course was 3/6d.

Hartsbourne Manor Golf Club disappeared just after WW2. Hartsbourne Golf & Country Club, founded in 1946, is the current club.