John O'Gaunt Golf Club (John O'Gaunt)

John O'Gaunt Golf Club (John O'Gaunt) is a semi-private parkland course in England, United Kingdom, opened in 1948 and designed by W.G. Groves. The layout runs across tree-lined terrain with carpet-like fairways and fast, true greens over 18 holes, par 71, and plays between 6,375 and 6,535 yards. Hole 17, also known as John O'Gaunt's Hill, marks the site of a manor house associated with the name. The club has hosted the English County Finals (1986), the English Seniors Championship (1993 and 2003), Women's British Open final qualifying (2016), and the English Boys' County Finals (2023). It is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in England. A putting green overlooks the 18th hole. The clubhouse includes the Stud Bar, Lounge Bar, Sports Bar, and Orangery, along with a two-tiered terrace with over 100 outdoor seating options, a BBQ area with covered heated seating, and the Burgoyne Suite function room for up to 100 guests.