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Discover Little Hay Golf Complex in Hertfordshire

The popular kissing bench at Little Hay Golf Complex

Situated amidst a stunning 160-acre golf course with beautiful views over the Bulbourne Valley, Little Hay Golf Complex is a modern building that’s perfect for weddings.

A wide pathway through the landscaped gardens leads to the main building, the front of which is predominantly glass and wood. Ceremonies occur in the Par 3 suite, which overlooks the terrace and golf course and can accommodate 60 seated people. This space is then transferred into a reception area with the addition of the main clubhouse to increase the capacity to 130 people. Guests are always commenting on how light and airy the suite is!

Outside the clubhouse is a terrace overlooking the 9th and 18th holes and a short buggy ride will take couples across the course to the ‘kissing bench’ – a fabulous spot and backdrop for photographs.

Check out: www.littlehaygolf.co.uk

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