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Former Maidenhead Golf Club buildings face demolition for 1,500-home plan
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The former clubhouse and other buildings at Maidenhead Golf Club could be demolished starting in November as part of a project to build 1,500 homes on the 132-acre site. Maidenhead Golf Club relocated to Ascot earlier this year, and outline planning permission for the housing project, which includes new schools, was granted by the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead in February 2025 despite local opposition.
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- The former Maidenhead Golf Club clubhouse and ancillary structures are slated for demolition to ground slab level.
- Swindon-based Healey Demolition Services has proposed starting the five-week demolition work in November on behalf of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.
- Outline permission for a 1,500-home project, including primary and secondary schools on the 132-acre site, was granted in February 2025.
- Hundreds of local residents previously opposed the housing plan, expressing concern that the town would lose its 'green lung'.
- Maidenhead Golf Club relocated to the former Mill Ride Golf Club in Ascot in January following an £11m purchase.