In 1896 The Herefordshire Golf Club began its existence on the Broomy Hill Course in Hereford. It remained there until 1911 when a move was made to the Holmer site.

In 1932 the final move was made to the beautiful Ravens Causeway, part of the Foxley estate owned by the Davenport Family. In 1968 the Club purchased the course from the estate and now proudly owns approximately 130 acres of magnificent countryside which provides the backcloth to a golf course whose charm led a Golf publication to say, "If you can't afford to play Gleneagles, do the next best thing and visit The Herefordshire".