Weston Turville Golf Club

Weston Turville Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-69 parkland course situated at the foot of the Chiltern Hills near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, measuring 6,008 yards from the white tees with a course rating of 68.8 and slope of 121. The club was established in 1973 and no notable designer is attributed to the layout.

The course occupies largely flat, easy-walking terrain on the edge of the Chiltern Hills, providing views of the surrounding countryside without significant elevation change. Water hazards are a defining characteristic, with reed-lined lakes positioned closely alongside several greens, demanding accurate approach play throughout the round. Tree planting further tightens the approach corridors to many holes, adding to the difficulty despite the course's modest length.

The signature hole is the par-4 15th, the stroke index 1 hole, which doglegs sharply 90 degrees to the left with the green guarded by both bunkers and water, requiring precision even after a good drive. The 16th, a par three, demands an accurate tee shot to a two-tier green. The course plays as a balanced test, challenging for lower handicappers through its water and bunker placement while remaining accessible to higher handicappers. No notable professional tournament history is associated with the club.