Golf Breaks Mag 2025 by Wayne Reading

Reddish Vale Golf Club

The Senior Management team of Your Golfer Magazine are pleased to announce Reddish Vale Golf Club as the Cheshire Golf Club of the Year for 2021. The award comes as a testimony to everyone associated to the golf club, recognising Reddish Vale's wonderful golf course as well as clubhouse and practice facilities as well as the first class hospitality shown to visitors, society groups and corporate guests throughout the year.

Cheshire Golf Club of the Year for 2021.

Founded in 1912, Reddish Vale Golf Club is home to a magnificent golf course which was designed by world famous golf course architect, Dr Alistair MacKenzie. One of the most interesting and spectacular golf courses in Manchester, Reddish Vale has a proud history, whilst keeping abreast of modern technology to drive to club forward into the future.

Set in an urban area secluded from the outside world, RVGC is situated six miles from the centre of Manchester but a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

100 acres of picturesque parkland creates a quirky and fun golf course with risk and reward a prominent feature as with many of MacKenzie’s designs. Rich in natural features, hazards and magical contours; the course measures 6,000 yards in length and presents an enjoyable yet stern challenge for even the most accomplished of golfer.

In May 2023 the club was proud to host the very prestigious Cheshire Matchplay Championship , having the counties best golfers compete over 4 days , with many plaudits from those competing/officiating and watching . On the back of successfully staging this competition the county has arranged for two of their fixtures to be staged at Reddish Vale in 2024!

South Cliffe House - the Reddish Vale clubhouse is a stone built manor house which has overlooked the Vale since Victorian times. Boasting breath-taking panoramic views of the golf course and beyond, as far as the Peak District, the recently refurbished clubhouse building features fresh, modern décor whilst showcasing the traditional elements of the game.

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Reddish Vale’s friendly helpful staff are highly attentive as they serve guests in the comfortable lounges which house fully-stocked bars and daily menus providing bar snacks and hearty meals.

The golf club extends a warm welcome to visitors and society groups throughout the year. Full of character and charm, groups can enjoy the magnificent course, great food and fine northern hospitality which make for the perfect golf day.

Reddish Vale offers a variety of society packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and most importantly, budgets of the visiting party.

Barlaston Golf Club

A“hidden gem”

Ideal places to base one’s golfing party would be Stafford or Stoke-on-Trent, the two biggest towns in the county. From here, the county’s luxurious fairways can be easily reached and the Staffordshire golfing challenge well and truly accepted.

Staffordshire encompasses parts of the National Forest and Peak District National Park whilst combining the wild moorlands and uplands in the north with the low undulating landscape in the south around Cannock Chase, an area of natural outstanding beauty.

Situated just outside the village of Barlaston in Staffordshire, Barlaston Golf Club features a beautiful parkland golf course. Bordered in part by the River Trent, the course demands good course management due to its challenging layout.

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Located in the heart of England and accessible from the whole country, Staffordshire is a fascinating county of outstanding natural beauty. The main attraction of the landlocked county is the award-winning Alton Towers theme park but there are also plenty of accommodation deals locally including The Upper House in Barlaston and The Mill and Crown Hotels in Stone

The course was designed by Peter Allis and built around 1972/3 and became a members club in 1987 progressing to the facility that members and visitors enjoy today.

The excellent clubhouse at Barlaston boasts a comfortable lounge bar and spacious dining room offering views across the course and practice putting green. There is also a patio for al fresco dining in the summer months overlooking the eighteenth green and fairway.

The clubhouse can provide a quality selection of drinks, snacks and meals with a regular specials board. The onsite catering facilities provide an excellent service for visiting societies and can offer dining packages tailored to individual needs – they invite group organiser to give them a call to discuss requirements on 01782 372867.

Societies find Barlaston’s attention to detail, flexibility and value for money ideal when organising their golfing calendar. Societies consisting of eight or more players are welcome Monday to Friday and Saturday and Sunday after 2pm.

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Orchardleigh Golf Club

Tucked away in the picturesque Somerset countryside lies Orchardleigh Golf & Country Club, one of the most beautiful courses in Somerset and only 8 miles away from Bath.

Orchardleigh Golf & Country Club offers an exceptional golfing experience that combines the charm of a historic estate with the challenge of a beautifully designed course. Whether you’re an avid golfer looking for a peaceful retreat or a group planning a society golf outing, Orchardleigh provides the perfect backdrop for a memorable day on the greens.

The Golf & Country Club is part of the historic Orchardleigh Estate that dates back to the 12th century. The estate’s centrepiece, Orchardleigh House, is a striking Victorian mansion surrounded by rolling parkland, serene lakes, and ancient woodlands.

The golf course itself is set within this stunning landscape. The estate’s history and charm are evident in every corner of the course, from the treelined fairways to the carefully preserved features of the old estate. Playing a round at Orchardleigh feels like stepping back in time, with the course’s design seamlessly integrating with the natural contours of the land. The tranquil setting, combined with the estate’s rich heritage, makes the Golf & Country Club a truly special place to play.

Orchardleigh Golf and Country Club were also awarded Your Golfer Magazines Golf Club of the Year in 2023 and rated #6 in Somerset by The Top 100 Courses.

The 18-hole golf course itself is a masterpiece designed by Ryder Cup Captain Brian Huggett offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all abilities. The par 72 course spans 6,824 yards and is known for its varied layout, which includes tight fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and undulating greens. Each hole presents its own unique set of challenges, ensuring that no two rounds are ever the same.

One of the standout features of the course is its natural beauty. The fairways wind through mature trees, over gentle hills, and alongside picturesque lakes, providing stunning views at every turn. Water comes into play on 7 holes, requiring both precision and nerve, offering a thrilling test of skill.

Societies Welcome 7 Days A Week!

The facilities are among the finest in the region. The course is meticulously maintained, with the greens and fairways kept in pristine condition year-round and their practice facilities are top tier, including a full length, covered practice range, practice bunker and chipping and putting greens.

Official Handicaps are available for all golfers. Tee times can be booked up to 2 months in advance and buggys are readily available.

For those looking to combine golf with a relaxing getaway, Orchardleigh Golf & Country Club is the ideal destination. The serene setting of the estate, coupled with its excellent facilities, creates the

perfect environment for an exciting but peaceful break. Visitors can enjoy a round of golf in the morning, followed by an afternoon exploring the beautiful Somerset countryside, and then unwind with a delicious meal in the club’s welcoming restaurant.

Accommodation options on the Orchardleigh Estate are both luxurious and varied beginning at £50 per person. Ranging from self-catering cottages to the stunning 12th century stately home. Staying on the estate allows you to fully immerse yourself in the tranquil atmosphere of Orchardleigh, waking up to views of the stunning parkland and starting your day with a round of golf just steps from your door.

The Golf & Country Club is particularly well-suited for society golf, making it an excellent choice for group outings, corporate events, and friendly competitions. The club’s facilities are designed to accommodate larger groups with delicious food available in the club house.

The club offers a variety of society packages tailored to meet the needs of different groups.They also offer a selection of optional extras so that you can tailor the package to suit your needs; from space for private dining and prize-giving to the option to add overnight accommodation across the estate. Their team will happily coordinate all aspects of the day, including on-course prizes and competition organisation to ensure you have the most enjoyable day.

The Golf Club Bar at Orchardleigh is a focal point with its comfortable seating areas and panoramic views of the course, providing a perfect venue for socialising and celebrating with a drink after a day on the greens.

Their pro shop is open 7 days a week and their talented professional team are on hand to help you and will happily advise you on the latest golfing equipment. Golf lessons are also provided by their PGA pros Daniel Dredge and Murdoch McEwan.

While the golf course is undoubtedly the main attraction, the surrounding Somerset region offers a wealth of activities and sights to complement your visit. Somerset is known for its rich history, beautiful landscapes, and charming towns.

The nearby city of Bath, a World Heritage site, is just a short drive from Orchardleigh. Famous for its Roman baths, stunning Georgian architecture and vibrant cultural scene.

Visitors can explore the city’s historic landmarks, enjoy a spa day in the modern Thermae Bath Spa, or simply stroll through the city’s beautiful streets and gardens.

For those interested in outdoor activities, the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers excellent opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife watching. The hills are home to a variety of trails that range from gentle walks to more challenging hikes, all offering stunning views of the Somerset countryside.

The Vincent Family currently run the Orchardleigh Golf & Country Club and Estate. This has only changed family ownership twice in over 800 years, so Orchardleigh without a doubt maintains an impalpable English charm.

Orchardleigh Golf & Country Club is a true gem in the heart of Somerset, offering a golfing experience that combines challenge, beauty, and relaxation in equal measure. With its stunning course, top-notch facilities, and welcoming atmosphere, the club is the perfect destination for golf breaks and society golf outings. Whether you’re looking to escape for a peaceful weekend of golf or planning a group event, Orchardleigh is the ideal place to relax, play and explore the beauty of the Somerset countryside.

On top of this all, the course is offering 12 months of membership for just £1 with no joining fee. You can also play 18 Holes from only £16 and there is up to a 50% discount for pre-payment.

Introducing The Stunning Cally Palace Hotel And Golf Course

Nestled in the serene and picturesque landscape of Southwest Scotland is Cally Palace, which stands as a premier destination for golf enthusiasts and society golfers seeking a perfect blend of challenging play, luxurious accommodations, and tranquil surroundings. Situated within the grounds of the historic Cally Palace Hotel, this idyllic golf club offers a unique experience that seamlessly combines the charm of a 19th-century mansion with the modern amenities and pristine golfing conditions of a true golfing escape.

Cally Palace boasts an 18-hole Parkland Course designed to test golfers of all skill levels. The course, which stretches over 6,226 yards from the white tees, is set against a backdrop of rolling hills, lush woodlands, and beautifully maintained fairways. Designed with a variety of natural features including water hazards, strategically placed bunkers, and undulating greens, the course requires precision and strategic thinking. Its layout takes full advantage of the natural terrain, offering both a challenging and visually stunning round of golf for even the most esteemed players. As you play the course, there are wonderful views of Cardoness Castle, Rutherford’s Monument, and the Fleet Estuary.

For those planning a golf break or society golf, Cally Palace provides an array of packages designed to cater to different preferences and budgets. Their Golf Stay & Play package includes dinner, bed & breakfast in their own Cally Palace, and one round of golf per person, per day. The hotel itself, a magnificent 18th-century mansion, offers 56 elegantly crafted rooms and suites that combine historical charm with contemporary comforts. Guests can enjoy panoramic views of the golf course and surrounding countryside, making it an ideal retreat after a day on the greens.

Dining at Cally Palace Hotel is a highlight, with the hotel’s restaurant serving a menu that features locally sourced, top-quality ingredients and expertly crafted dishes. From hearty breakfasts to gourmet dinners, the culinary offerings complement the overall experience of luxury and relaxation. The hotel also features a cosy bar where guests can unwind with a drink and share their golfing stories. If you’re planning a celebration or want to treat yourself, they even offer a fine afternoon tea.

In addition to its superb golf facilities, Cally Palace offers a range of leisure activities for guests to enjoy. The hotel features an indoor heated swimming pool, a fitness centre, jacuzzi and a sauna, providing the perfect opportunity for some much-needed rest and relaxation. For those looking to explore the local area, the surrounding region of Dumfries and Galloway offers a wealth of attractions and activities. Guests can visit historic sites such as Cardoness Castle and the beautiful Cally gardens, or you can enjoy outdoor pursuits like hiking, cycling, and bird watching in the Galloway Forest Park.

The hotel and club often host generous offers getaway break deals to summer specials and dinner, bed and breakfast bundles.

With its stunning setting, luxurious accommodations, and top-notch golfing facilities, Cally Palace promises an unforgettable experience in Southwest Scotland. Whether you're an avid golfer simply looking for a relaxing getaway, or society golfers looking to test your skills with a top-tier experience, this remarkable venue has something for everyone.

Situated on the Glaslyn Estuary, Porthmadog is rich in maritime history and an excellent base to exploring the surrounding area.

The superbly-appointed Porthmadog golf course and clubhouse has everything for a great day out whether with family, friends or a golf society.

Founded in 1905, Porthmadog was designed and created by legendary golf course architect, James Braid. Today, the site offers a beautiful and traditional links course which provides friendly hospitality and an enjoyable but challenging round of golf for all ages and abilities.

Porthmadog Golf

Golf Club, Gwynedd

The par 72 Porthmadog golf course stretches over 6, 326 yards from the championship tees. The front nine is predominantly set on a heathland layout whilst, the course’s back nine has more of a links style to it. Each loop of nine provides stunning views of the Cardigan Bay coast and the Snowdonia mountain range.

The course has a WHS slope rating of 124 representing a fair challenge to all levels of golfer.

The excellent Porthmadog clubhouse building features a comfortable lounge, well-appointed bars and a spacious locker room. The large modern clubhouse is extremely family-orientated and extends a warm welcome to golfers and non-golfers alike.

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Facilities : 5 bedrooms with en suite , 4 x Twin rooms, 1 x Twin Room (Bunk).

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The comfortable lounge area is completed with a relaxed atmosphere and a wellstocked bar serving a variety of ales, beers, wines and spirits. Aside from this, the spike bar has sports television and a snooker room.

The golf club’s catering team offers a varied menu suiting all pockets and palates with dining options for friends, family and more formal dining options. The club can also cater for all manner of social occasion and celebrations.

Part of a golfing hub

Porthmadog is truly part of a golfing hub in North Wales. The region is littered with fine golf courses and some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the United Kingdom.

The pleasant locations, facilities and greens of North Wales combine to provide a fantastic choice for a golf break. As well as the many outdoor pursuits which can be enjoyed in North Wales, the region offers visitors some of the best value green fees around. The area’s unspoiled golf courses at affordable prices encompass a variety of unique and testing challenges, from the gentle, rolling parkland courses to stunning mountain-backed links-style golf courses.

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Some of the earliest golf courses in Wales can be found in the north, with many close to the Irish Sea meaning conditions can be challenging; with many golf courses set to the stunning backdrop of the surrounding mountains.

Located on the north-western side of Wales, and home to Porthmadog, Gwynedd is mostly located within the Snowdonia National Park with the Snowdonia mountain ranges and Cambrian coastline as the town’s magnificent backdrop. Gwynedd is home to many cultural and historical places to visit including the quant harbour town of Porthmadog.

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Visitors and society groups are welcome at Porthmadog Golf Club throughout the year with a variety of competitively-priced packages, which can be tailored by a variety of bespoke arrangements with discounts available for groups of twelve or more.

Porthmadog’s friendly, dedicated professional team will also be on hand to offer their help and advice to ensure the smooth running of the golf day.

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Porthmadog, Gwynedd

North Wales Golf Club

With lots of golf courses, each with the backdrop of the Irish Sea and the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales offers a truly unique and testing golfing experience on stunning mountain-backed parkland and links-style golf courses. Conditions can be difficult but, the golf enjoyable and the views, inspiring!

Situated in Llandudno, North Wales Golf Club boasts spectacular views over the Conwy estuary to Anglesey and the Snowdonia mountain range. The club’s coastal location gives visitors access to some of the most stunning scenery in the UK.

Founded in 1894 by Tancred D. Cummins of Bowden in Cheshire, North Wales Golf Club has many connections to Royal Liverpool Golf Club. Liverpool member and Open Champion, Harold Hilton advised on the course layout and the club badge features the words, ‘far and sure’ which is taken from the Hoylake club moto.

The undulating North Wales course plays as a Par 71 from the white tees and stretches over 6,310 yards. With a WHS course rating of 70.4 and Slope rating of 126, the venue hosted the Welsh team championships in 1995 and offers even the most accomplished of golfers a challenging trial whilst allowing them to enjoy the exhilarating sea air and magnificent scenery.

The clubhouse at North Wales Golf Club has recently been refurbished and offers bar and catering services throughout the week. The friendly atmosphere of the clubhouse lounges and dining area is complemented with panoramic views of the golf course and the Snowdonia mountain range.

The golf club prides itself on offering unrivalled value for money and attention to detail. A popular venue for society and corporate visitors, North Wales GC offers a variety of golf day packages to suit all budgets, including home cooked dining option to please all palates!

With a magnificent golf course which can be found in fantastic condition all year round, great food and great hospitality – it is easy to see why many visitors return to North Wales Golf Club year after year.

Welsh Golf Club Of The Year 2023

The shining star of scotland’s golf coast…

CRAIGIELAW GOLF CLUB

When you are competing against the best, you must ‘up your game’. That is why we witness so many terrific sporting spectacles, when the greatest come head to head and drive their game to a higher level. So, when your club is set amongst a further 22 golf courses, including the world-renowned greats such as Muirfield, North Berwick and Gullane, you have to be doing something special to hold your own against such celebrated company. So, what is it that sets Craigielaw Golf Club apart?

Situated on Scotland’s Golf Coast, Craigielaw truly is a golfers’ paradise. Boasting a challenging 18-hole championship golf course, designed by Donald Steel, Craigielaw is inspired by the great links courses of Britain. It is equal to many of the finest examples of such courses, some of which are conveniently located nearby in the golf rich East Lothian area.

Despite only opening in 2001, the course has already hosted many national events, including the 2006 Scottish Amateur Strokeplay Championship and was a qualifying course for the 2007 British Seniors Open at Muirfield. In August 2019, it played host to the Scottish Seniors Open.

With its challenging greens, cavernous bunkers and spectacular views over the Firth of Forth, Gullane Hill and out towards Edinburgh and Fife, Craigielaw Golf Club is an experience not to be missed. Combine this with the friendly welcome and efficiency of service, and you can soon see why Craigielaw has become our choice as Scotland’s finest east coast golf course.

Whether for a simple round of golf, a business meeting or convivial lunch, both active and enthusiastic members, and visitors alike, are welcomed to take advantage of the excellent facilities. Aside from the championship links course, make use of the grass academy practice ground and driving range, or tidy up your short game on the practice putting green. There is also a 6-hole par 3 course to help hone your game.

Off the course, the clubhouse is open to golfers and non-golfers alike. Offering the finest locally and seasonally produced food, alongside an extensive range or whiskies, wine and beer, the restaurant at Craigielaw offers guests a varied and delicious menu with stunning views and friendly service. Whether for a bacon roll before hitting the golf course, having a coffee and catching up with friends, lunch with family or delicious evening meal, it really is perfect for all occasions.

You can even stay in the Craigielaw Lodge, and enjoy Scottish hospitality at its best, in comfortable en-suite rooms overlooking the golf course. The Lodge is the ideal base for exploring ‘Scotland’s Golf Coast’ and the beautiful East Lothian coastline with its stunning beaches, castles and walksperfect for golfing groups, family holidays and even romantic getaways.

Located just a half hour drive from Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital, Craigielaw caters to all the discerning golfer’s needs.

Why be anywhere else?

For golf enquiries, Please call 01875 870800, or call the Lodge and clubhouse 01875 870802.

Further details can also be found at www.craigielawgolfclub.com

Llandrindod Wells Golf Club

A quiet region with a lot to shout about, Mid Wales is a ‘must visit’ destination for golf breaks.

A vast area which offers visitors a variety of classic golf courses whilst enjoying some of the most breath-taking scenery in the whole of the UK at the same time, central Wales combines coastal links and fantastic inland golf courses, each of which make use of the superb characteristics that the surrounding Welsh countryside has to offer.

Designed by 6 times Open Champion Harry Vardon, and 5 times Open Champion James Braid, Nationally renowned Llandrindod Wells Golf Club is one of Wales’ most loved golf courses. It provides a challenging test of golf in a breathtaking setting in one of the most beautiful and scenic parts of the Principality. The undulating fairways and fast true greens are all that would be expected of a championship quality course. Combine this with the stunning views and you have the perfect golfing location. The course has been voted in the top 3 Inland courses in Wales, and recently moved up to Number 17 in Golf World Magazines ‘Best Welsh Courses’, the highest ranked of all Mid Wales courses.

Playing as a Par 69, the Llandrindod Wells golf course measures 5,762 yards from the white, championship tees and has a modest WHS course rating of 68.5 and a slope rating of 110.

In great condition all year round, golf at Llandrindod Wells can be enjoyed in the winter months as much as it can in the warmer climates. A short course in comparison to others, Llandrindod Wells is set on varied terrain complete with ridges, humps and hollows; demanding accuracy from tee to green and features true running, undulating greens to test even the most accomplished of golfer.

The clubhouse building offers an excellent dining experience for visitors and members alike and, with stunning panoramic views overlooking the old Victorian town and the rolling hills of Mid Wales is a hub of activity.

Guests can enjoy a selection of beverages from the club’s well stocked bar whilst light snacks are served in the comfortable lounges or the club’s superbly-appointed sun terrace which is excellent for al fresco eating and drinking in the summer months.

Llandrindod Wells Golf Club is also home to a wonderfully elegant 60 seater restaurant for more formal dining occasions or private hire for a variety of functions.

The golf club has a reputation as a premier destination for visiting society golfers and corporate groups. A round on the excellent golf course combined with quality catering makes for the perfect golf day.

Llandrindod Wells offers various seasonal packages starting from as little as £35 per golfer with options ranging from a simple bacon roll on arrival to formal dining following the round.

Each golf day is tailored to meet the requirements and most importantly budgets of the visiting party with the club’s professional team on hand to ensure that the event runs smoothly.

Heart of Wales Golf Breaks offers an unparalleled golfing experience set amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Wales. With a collection of four premier golf courses, each providing its own unique challenges and stunning scenery, Heart of Wales Golf Breaks is the ideal destination for golf enthusiasts looking to explore the beauty and tranquillity of Welsh golf.

Whether you're planning a golf break with friends or organising a society event, the clubs under the Heart of Wales umbrella promise an unforgettable experience combining exceptional golfing with warm Welsh hospitality. The four golf clubs included in this offering are Llandrindod Wells Golf Club, Builth Wells Golf Club, Cradoc Golf Club, and Kington Golf Club, each with its own distinct charm and appeal.

Llandrindod Wells Golf Club, established in 1905, is one of the oldest and most prestigious courses in Wales. Located in the picturesque town of Llandrindod Wells, this 18-hole course is renowned for its challenging layout and stunning views of the surrounding Radnorshire Hills. Designed by six-time Open Champion Harry Vardon, the course features a mix of natural undulations and strategically placed hazards that test golfers of all abilities.

Cradoc

Builth Wells

The clubhouse at Llandrindod Wells offers a welcoming atmosphere with excellent facilities, including a well-stocked pro shop, a cosy bar, and a restaurant serving delicious local cuisine. Visitors can relax on the terrace, enjoying the views while recounting the highlights of their round. The club's commitment to maintaining the course in impeccable condition ensures that every visit is a rewarding experience. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or a novice, Llandrindod Wells Golf Club promises a challenging and enjoyable round in a truly spectacular setting.

Nestled in the heart of Mid Wales, Builth Wells Golf Club is a hidden gem that offers a delightful blend of parkland and woodland golf. This 18-hole, par66 course spans 5,173 yards and is known for its tight fairways, small greens, and the scenic beauty of its surroundings. Despite its shorter length, Builth Wells demands accuracy and strategic play, making it an intriguing challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The course's natural features, including mature trees and the meandering River Wye, add to its charm and complexity.

Builth Wells Golf Club is celebrated for its friendly atmosphere and the warm welcome extended to visitors. The clubhouse provides a comfortable environment for golfers to unwind, with a bar and restaurant offering a range of refreshments and meals. The club prides itself on its strong community spirit and hosts numerous events and competitions throughout the year, making it a lively hub for golf enthusiasts. A round at Builth Wells Golf Club is not just a test of skill but also an opportunity to enjoy the serene beauty of the Welsh countryside.

Located near the historic market town of Brecon, Cradoc Golf Club is set against the stunning backdrop of the Brecon Beacons National Park. This 18-hole, par-71 course is renowned for its picturesque setting and meticulously maintained fairways and greens. Measuring 6,514 yards from the championship tees, the course offers a variety of challenges, including water hazards, bunkers, and tree-lined fairways that require strategic shotmaking and precision.

Cradoc Golf Club boasts excellent facilities, including a modern clubhouse with panoramic views of the course and the surrounding countryside. The clubhouse features a bar, restaurant, and pro shop, ensuring that visitors have everything they need for an enjoyable day of golf. The club is known for its welcoming atmosphere and the quality of its hospitality, making it a popular choice for both individual golfers and groups. Whether you're taking on the challenging par-5 14th hole or enjoying a drink on the terrace, Cradoc Golf Club offers a memorable golfing experience in one of Wales's most beautiful regions.

Perched atop Bradnor Hill, Kington Golf Club claims the title of the highest golf course in England, offering spectacular views over the Herefordshire and Welsh borderlands. This 18-hole, par-72 course is a true test of golfing skill, with its undulating fairways, natural hazards, and challenging elevation changes. At 6,051 yards from the white tees, Kington may not be the longest course, but its design demands accuracy and thoughtful course management.

The unique heathland layout of Kington Golf Club provides a golfing experience that is both challenging and rewarding. The course's elevation ensures that no two holes are alike, with many offering breath-taking views that can be both inspiring and distracting. The clubhouse, with its friendly staff and well-appointed facilities, provides the perfect place to relax after a round. Whether you're enjoying a meal in the restaurant or a drink on the balcony overlooking the course, Kington Golf Club promises an unforgettable golfing experience set in a truly remarkable location

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The Wilmslow Golf Club

Cheshire is a classic, contemporary county bursting with mustsee treasures with plenty of places to eat, drink and explore.

When it comes to charm, Cheshire comfortably sits next to the likes of London, York, Bath and Edinburgh. Visitors flock to appreciate the county’s unique atmosphere and sense of history.

Offering the ideal location for a weekend break, Cheshire is a vibrant, dynamic area full of bars, pubs, clubs, hotels and restaurant. Accessible from the UK’s motorway networks, base yourself in Cheshire to explore the many secrets of the north west of England including stately mansions, turreted castles and landscaped gardens through to the golf courses that are often regarded as hidden gems in the picturesque Lancashire countryside.

The town of Wilmslow in Cheshire has lots of character and is one of the most sought-after places to live in the UK after Central London. The town is home to many famous residents from all manner of arts, sports and business.

Founded in the late 1880s, The Wilmslow Golf Club is a member of the James Braid Association of golf courses. Situated just two miles from Wilmslow town centre and within 10-15 minutes of major motorway networks, the beautiful parkland course has a figure-of-eight layout embracing a meandering stream which is a feature of the opening hole and par threes.

One of the finest championship courses in Cheshire.

Free-draining, the Wilmslow course is in excellent condition throughout the year. Opened in March 1903, Wilmslow is a subtle course which rewards intelligent play but possesses a stern challenge and a fair test for all.

Wilmslow is the only course in Cheshire where Ryder Cup points could be accumulated by European Tours Professional golfers. The course has hosted the Greater Manchester Open and the Martini International which heralded the arrival of some of the great German and Spanish golfers.

In the late 70s and early 80s, no less than six Ryder Cup captains of the future tried to master The Wilmslow golf course. Nine members of the European team who won the Ryder Cup in 1985, played in the Martini International at Wilmslow in 1983, In more recent times, Wilmslow has been selected as a regional qualifying course for The Open.

A wonderful blend of the old and new, modern and traditional, Wilmslow’s clubhouse occupies the site of the original Pownall Brow Farm and has been improved over the years to offer the ideal base for enjoying fine hospitality pre or post round.

The superbly-appointed clubhouse features comfortable lounge and dining areas overlooking the course and picturesque Cheshire countryside with the excellent Taggart Bar serving a variety of beverages and light snacks throughout the day.

The Wilmslow Golf Club welcomes visitors throughout the year and offers a variety of society rates for groups of twelve or more golfers, which can be tailored to meet the needs and budgets of the visiting party.

The Wilmslow Golf Club

A course for all seasons, Stoke Rochford Golf Club, originally designed by Stafford Vere Hotchkin is one of the best courses in Lincolnshire for society golf. Situated 6 miles south of Grantham in the picturesque parkland estate of Stoke Rochford, the golf course features fantastic drainage and irrigation meaning that visitors are able to putt on true greens all-year-round, as well as not being hampered by the conditions and lies that other courses in the region are a victim of during the colder months.

The golf club was formed in 1924 taking advantage of the naturally scenic setting that it found itself in. Today, the mature parkland in which the course at Stoke Rochford lies, set out by Capability Brown, features tight fairways with gentle slopes, mature trees and fast-rolling greens which make it one of the finest tests of golf in Lincolnshire with playability throughout the year.

With our Centenary last year, we would like as many golfers as possible to take advantage of playing this wonderful course, either on a day out with your mates, or by entering one of our Opens which we are hosting during the year. We are also hosting the regional final of England Golf’s Race to Woodhall Spa, England Schoolboys versus Wales Schoolboys, our 38th hosting of the Midland Youth Open Championship as well as several inter County matches. (Details on our website).

Encased by trees and the Stoke Rochford Estate walls, the Stoke Rochford course is a Par 70 from the white tees with a WHS course rating of 71.2 and slope rating of 124. A true test of golfing ability as well as an enjoyable course for those looking to improve their handicap, the golf course is also recognised as one of the most attractive golf layouts in Lincolnshire offering a challenge to all abilities among a beautiful mix of flora and fauna, which the Estate features in its abundance.

Renowned for winter playability and the rare use of temporary greens, Stoke Rochford features some interesting contours and no less than four river holes with the Cringle Brook running through the heart of the golf course. It is often referred to as ‘Lincolnshire’s hidden gem’ and number one in the region for winter golf.

The Stoke Rochford clubhouse offers an extensively-stocked bar with beers, ‘real ales’, wines and spirits readily available, as are a variety of homemade cuisines, from snacks to three-course meals with all dietary requirements catered for. Both our Clubhouse and our HalfWay House have 5 star hygiene rating.

Why not see for yourself?

The town of Grantham in Lincolnshire is among some of the lowest-lying areas of land in England along with other parts of East Anglia. Steeped in history and traditions that date back centuries, the Romans, Saxons and Normans are recognised as having a major impact on what the landscape in the region looks like today.

This area of England offers an array of golf courses scattered around the countryside, which is commonly referred to as the gateway to the fens, including many hidden gems.

Hospitality found in the surrounding towns and villages of Grantham are second to none; making for an enjoyable weekend break. The friendly locals are always more than willing to talk and discuss the highlights of this wonderful region of the UK, especially in the clubhouses after a good day’s golfing!

Stoke Rochford Golf Club offers a variety of society packages to suit all requirements and budgets, combining the championship golf played on one of Lincolnshire finest courses with fantastic dining options.

If you are an Individual or part of a group, you can be assured of great value for money and excellent service at all times whilst taking in the ambience of Stoke Rochford Golf Club. The Club’s courteous, efficient and highly competent staff are on hand to ensure that your day runs as smoothly as you would expect.

Dale Hill Hote

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Weddings & Events

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