The Dorset Golf and Country Club course at Bere Regis

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The Dorset Golf & Country Club

The Dorset Golf & Country Club offers 27 holes across three contrasting nine-hole loops near Bere Regis, with on-site accommodation and resort facilities.

Dorset · Bere Regis · Resort Course guide

The Dorset Golf & Country Club

A 27-hole Martin Hawtree-designed Dorset resort at Hyde near Bere Regis, combining three contrasting nine-hole loops, practice facilities and active stay-and-play accommodation.

LocationHyde, Bere Regis
Golf27 holes
DesignMartin Hawtree
LoopsLakeland · Parkland · Woodland

Current venue

27 holes across Lakeland, Parkland and Woodland

The current golf venue is The Dorset Golf & Country Club, part of The Dorset Resort at Hyde near Bere Regis. The club’s 27 championship holes were designed by Martin Hawtree and are arranged as three distinct nine-hole loops: Lakeland, Parkland and Woodland.

This replaces the older East Dorset Golf Club identity and the outdated 36-hole description previously shown on TGG.

Playing character

Three nines, three different decisions

The three-loop format gives visiting golfers useful variety. Water and more open views influence the Lakeland nine, while the Parkland and Woodland loops shift the emphasis toward position, tree lines and controlled approaches.

For a multi-round stay, that variety is more valuable than simply replaying the same 18. Tee selection and course combination can be matched to ability, weather and the pace of the trip.

Visitor planning

Book close to the playing date

General visitors can currently book up to seven days ahead, with seasonal 2026 pricing published for 18 holes, 27 holes and twilight golf.

Green fees, availability, society periods and maintenance schedules are date-sensitive, so confirm the live booking position directly with the resort before arranging travel.

Practice & equipment

Trackman, short game and hire options

The resort includes a Trackman driving range, practice bunker, putting green and chipping/pitching areas.

Buggies, pull trolleys and electric trolleys are available for hire. If mobility support or hire equipment matters to the trip, reserve it in advance rather than relying on day-of availability.

Stay · Play · Recover

A genuine stay-and-play Dorset base

Stay: the resort operates active self-catering golf-break accommodation, allowing the golf and lodging to sit on the same site.

Play: use different nine-hole combinations across the stay, then add Ferndown, Parkstone, Broadstone or Isle of Purbeck for contrast.

Recover: keeping accommodation and golf together reduces transfer time and makes a two- or three-round Dorset break easier to pace.

Before you book

Use the current resort booking information

Green fees, booking windows, 18/27-hole combinations, buggy/trolley availability and accommodation packages can change. Confirm current details directly with The Dorset Golf & Country Club before travelling.

Contact & directions

Plan your visit

The Dorset Golf & Country Club, near Bere Regis, Dorset. Confirm tee times, 27-hole playing options, current fees and accommodation packages directly with the venue before travelling.

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Who it suits

Best fit for the trip

Championship-course trips

For players looking for a memorable golf-first round and prepared to plan in advance.

Golf breaks

For travellers combining golf with accommodation; confirm current package inclusions.

Practice-led days

For golfers keen to allow time for warm-up, practice or tuition where available.

Regional golf itineraries

For golfers building a wider trip around the course and other nearby attractions.

Accommodation & golf breaks

Stay, play & relax

If you are considering a golf break, compare accommodation options with the course’s visitor tee-time availability. Check whether any package actually includes a round, and what is included for non-golfers.

Confirm your room, tee times, facilities and any spa access directly with the providers before committing to your trip.

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