About Tadmarton Heath Golf Club
Tadmarton Heath Golf Club is a heathland golf course near the village of Wigginton, close to Banbury in Oxfordshire. The club dates back to 1922 and features an 18-hole layout set across fine turf with an abundance of gorse. Golfers can expect hard and fast links-style fairways in the summer months and excellent conditions through the winter. The course is known for its first class greens and some superb strategic par fours, with the par threes being particularly memorable. At 5,936 metres, it is a short but demanding old-fashioned layout that rewards the thinking golfer and the straight hitter. The clubhouse is a charming 18th century Cotswold stone farmhouse where members and visitors can eat, drink and relax. The club offers membership, welcomes visitors and societies, and hosts a variety of competitions and open events throughout the year. A professional shop is on site, providing course condition updates and buggy hire. Visitor bookings are handled online through the club's website.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book a visitor tee time?
All visitor bookings should be made through the club's website.
Can I hire a buggy?
Yes, you can book a buggy by emailing the Professional Shop at theproshop@tadmartongolf.com or by calling 01608 730047.
Does the club accept society bookings?
Yes, the club welcomes visitors and societies. For events and society enquiries you can contact Mark Hillman at events@tadmartongolf.com.
Is there food and drink available at the clubhouse?
Yes, the clubhouse offers food and beverage. The food and beverage team can be contacted at fandb@tadmartongolf.com.
Who do I contact about membership or general club enquiries?
The club office can be reached on 01608 737278 or by emailing admin@tadmartongolf.com. The office manager is Gemma Chilvers.
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