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De Vere Wokefield Estate Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course designed to US PGA standards and located near Reading in Berkshire, England. The course spans 6,996 yards and was designed by Jonathan Gaunt in 1996 as part of a £7 million redevelopment project. Set within 250 acres of rolling countryside, the course features elevated tees, mature oak and horse chestnut trees, nine lakes, and multiple streams, creating a challenging parkland layout that tests golfers of all abilities.

The course is known for its demanding design with significant water hazards, large bunkers, and thick rough that requires accurate shot-making. Notable features include the 12th hole, a par 3 over water requiring a 190-yard carry. The fairways are wide but unforgiving if shots stray off line. Multiple teeing areas accommodate different skill levels, with yardages ranging from approximately 5,750 to 6,900 yards. In 1998, the course received a National Award from the British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) for its positive environmental contribution and exemplary construction.

Wokefield Park has hosted numerous amateur and professional tournaments throughout its history, establishing itself as a premier golfing venue. The course is complemented by on-site leisure facilities including a driving range, practice areas, and a resident golf professional. Its location near the M4 motorway makes it accessible to golfers from London and the South East.