A long, narrow 18-hole Par 71 course set in native bush and wetlands, Manor Park Golf Club sits between the Hutt River and a stream on Golf Road in Manor Park, Lower Hutt. The club describes it as demanding, with gently rolling fairways and 35 documented bird species on the course.
The Porthole is the Par-3 practice hole. The practice area also has a practice fairway, chipping, putting and bunker greens, and driving nets. The two-storey clubhouse has a bar, lounge and restaurant for private and corporate functions, and the ground-floor Sprig Bar has a deck overlooking the course. There is an active junior club run by volunteers with an on-course PGA Professional. The club was formed in 1913 in Wellington City as the Karori Golf Club, and moved to its present site in 1926.