Questions, answered

The best way to book a tee time is online. Tee time bookings are available 24 hours a day, and you can also reserve a buggy online when booking. Our Wednesday Senior deal and other special offers must be booked via the Golf Shop on 01277 375101; these deals are not available online.

We recommend booking early to secure your preferred time, especially during peak periods.

Yes. Brentwood allows visitors to book up to 7 days in advance, subject to availability: after 11.00am on Saturdays and after 10.30am on Sundays.

Yes, subject to availability. View live availability, check the booking sheet, and book and pay online.

Green fees are listed on our visitors page. Prices vary depending on the day and time.

Yes, we have buggies available 365 days a year, subject to availability and ground conditions. Buggy hire must be booked in advance, and ground conditions may restrict buggy use to our paths.

Yes. We have a buggy path that can also be used year round. Trolleys are always permitted, although restrictions may apply in extreme conditions.

Yes, children are welcome. However, children under the age of 12 need to be accompanied by an adult.

Yes. We offer coaching sessions up to 7 days a week, subject to availability, and lessons with our PGA professionals. For details, please see the golf studio page or contact us directly.

Yes. We take golf societies 7 days a week, subject to availability and booking. For details of our packages, please see the societies page, or email our General Manager on russell@brentwoodgolfclub.co.uk to book your day.

We operate a relaxed but appropriate golf dress code. Permitted: golf trainers, golf trousers, shorts with pockets, and polo shirts with or without collars. Not permitted: non golf tracksuits, jeans, football, rugby or cricket shirts, and workwear or camouflage cargo shorts or trousers. Appropriate golf attire must be worn at all times.

No. Each player must have their own full set of golf clubs. Sharing equipment is not permitted.

Yes. We allow one caddy or one spectator per group. Please note that you are responsible for their safety, etiquette and wellbeing on the course, and we do not accept liability for their welfare while on site.

No. Dogs are not permitted to be walked on the golf course, as it is a potentially dangerous environment for animals.