Weston Super Mare Golf Club, North Somerset
Idyllically located on the south west coast of England and sharing a border with Wales, Somerset is in abundance of beautiful unspoilt countryside and tranquil conditions that are the ideal retreat for a thoroughly enjoyable round of golf.
The incredibly varied geography of Somerset means that there are plenty of unique challenges just waiting to be experienced. There are many golf courses in the region to enjoy also - some accessed from the county’s excellent motorway network and others tucked away in the crevices and foothills of the protected landscapes.
One thing all courses have in common is the breathtaking scenery, taking in fine views of wonderful landmarks such as Glastonbury Tor and the Bristol Channel and with stunning backdrops of the Severn Estuary and the Welsh Hills.
Somerset offers an opportunity not to be missed.
The classic seaside town of Weston Super Mare is one of the UK’s most popular tourist hotspots offering everything from a traditional cream tea to the excitment of the Grand Pier. Weston also features some excellent golf courses including links style seaside courses and enjoyable parkland layouts.
As you’d expect from a traditional seaside town, accommodation providers are in abundance so golfers embarking on a holiday in the area really do have the pick of the hotels, Bed & Breakfasts and Guest Houses that are located in the area, whether that be on the prom or set back in the beautiful Somerset countryside.
Established in 1892, Weston Super Mare Golf Club is located on the coast of the southern tip of the town on Weston Bay. Playable all-year-round with excellent drainage synonymous with English seaside links courses, the excellent golf course boasts splendid views across the Bristol Channel towards Wales.
The golf course at Weston Super Mare was designed by world-renowned golf course architect, Dr Alister Mackenzie and in 2011, hosted the Mackenzie Medallion competition which was played by members of other ‘Mackenzie golf clubs’ throughout the country.
Today, the Par 70 Weston course represents a challenging test of links golf for all standards of player. The superb golf course which has a WHS course rating of 70.3 and slope rating of 124 from the white tees, demands accurate shots to score well, especially in windy conditions! Its generous fairways, fast and true-running greens coupled with spectacular views make a round of golf at Weston Super Mare Golf Club a truly memorable and enjoyable experience with many visitors returning year-after-year.
A friendly welcome awaits at Weston. The clubhouse was officially opened in 1905 and today, comprises of bar and dining facilities in its traditional, listed building.
The comfortable, well-stocked bar offers a wide selection of ales, beers, wines and spirits whilst, the Mackenzie Dining Room provides a varied menu from a traditional breakfast to a substantial choice of main meals and formal dining options.
The Club’s lounge bar - as well as a relaxing space for members and visitors alike - couples as a superb function room which can be hired for social and formal occasions.
Golf societies and visiting groups are attracted throughout the year by Weston Super Mare Golf Club’s attention to details, first class facilities and top-value golf packages.
A friendly and hospitable golf club, Weston offers a variety of packages combining championship golf on the superb Weston course and excellent dining options suiting all palates and budgets. The Club’s dedicated professional team are on hand to ensure that the event runs smoothly, ensuring that the society organiser can enjoy all that Weston Super Mare has to offer.
Weston Super Mare Golf Club is also part of bristolgolfbreaks.com and offers some excellent stay and play deals in collaboration with local accommodation providers. Visitors can choose from one night/two rounds, two nights/three rounds or tailor their golf break to suit the needs and requirements of the group.
The incredibly varied geography of Somerset means that there are plenty of unique challenges just waiting to be experienced. There are many golf courses in the region to enjoy also - some accessed from the county’s excellent motorway network and others tucked away in the crevices and foothills of the protected landscapes.
One thing all courses have in common is the breath-taking scenery, taking in fine views of wonderful landmarks such as Glastonbury Tor and the Bristol Channel and with stunning backdrops of the Severn Estuary and the Welsh Hills.
Somerset offers an opportunity not to be missed.
The classic seaside town of Weston Super Mare is one of the UK’s most popular tourist hotspots offering everything from a traditional cream tea to the attractions of the Grand Pier. Weston also features some excellent golf courses including links style seaside courses and enjoyable parkland layouts.
Weston is a cracking course and always few true links courses in the
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always in great condition. One of the and an inherent part of the town. this unsung Mackenzie gem.
As you’d expect from a traditional seaside town, accommodation providers are in abundance so golfers embarking on a holiday in the area really do have the pick of the hotels, Bed & Breakfasts and Guest Houses that are located in the area, whether that be on the prom or set back in the beautiful Somerset countryside.
Established in 1892, Weston Super Mare Golf Club is located on the coast to the southern tip of the town on Weston Bay. Playable all-year-round with excellent drainage synonymous with English seaside links courses, the excellent golf course boasts splendid views across the Bristol Channel towards Wales.
The golf course at Weston Super Mare was designed by world-renowned golf course architect Dr Alister Mackenzie and in 2011, hosted the Mackenzie Medallion competition which was played by members of other ‘Mackenzie golf clubs’ throughout the country.
Today, the Weston course represents a challenging test of links golf for all standards of player, requiring accurate shots to score well, especially in windy conditions! Its generous fairways, fast and true-running greens coupled with spectacular views make a round of golf at Weston Super Mare Golf Club a truly memorable and enjoyable experience with many visitors returning year-afteryear.
A friendly welcome awaits at Weston. The clubhouse was officially opened in 1905 and today, comprises bar and dining facilities in its traditional, listed building.
The comfortable, well-stocked bar offers a wide selection of ales, beers, wines and spirits whilst, the Mackenzie Dining Room provides a varied menu from a traditional breakfast to a substantial choice of main meals and formal dining options.
The Club’s lounge bar - as well as a relaxing space for members and visitors alike - couples as a superb function room which can be hired for social and formal occasions.
Golf societies and visiting groups are attracted throughout the year by Weston Super Mare Golf Club’s attention to details, first class facilities and top-value golf packages.
A friendly and hospitable golf club, Weston offers a variety of packages combining championship golf on the superb Weston course and excellent dining options suiting all palates and budgets. The Club’s dedicated professional team are on hand to ensure that the event runs smoothly, ensuring that the society organiser can enjoy all that Weston Super Mare has to offer.
Weston Super Mare Golf Club is also part of bristolgolfbreaks.com and offers some excellent stay and play deals in collaboration with local accommodation providers. Visitors can choose from one night/two rounds, two nights/three rounds or tailor their golf break to suit the needs and requirements of the group.
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Staffordshire Has It All
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 and reasonably priced green fees to take advantage of in the local area.
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.
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.
Affectionately known as the Potteries, Stoke-on-Trent is a unique city packed full of culture, creative art, technology and expert craftsmanship. The city is home to several museums, retail as well as great dining options. Accommodation providers are available from bed and breakfasts and Air Bnbs to large chain hotels with a glowing reputation – something for all tastes.
The market town of Stafford is also the county town of Staffordshire and is located 15 miles south of Stoke-on-Trent. From the town’s Castles, farms, racecourse, shopping centres and iconic railway station – whatever you visit Stafford for you are sure to have a great time!
There are plenty of facilities for grown-ups and kids to explore, enjoy and educate themselves with excellent eateries and fantastic accommodation options.
Barlaston Golf Club
A“hidden gem”
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
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.
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. Pams kitchen provides 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 Thursday and Saturday and Sunday after 2pm.
Cheshire
Nestled in the heart of North West England, Cheshire offers the perfect blend of countryside charm, historic landmarks, and vibrant towns, making it an excellent destination for a relaxing “stay and play” break. Known for its rolling green landscapes, traditional market towns, and stately homes, Cheshire has something for everyone – whether you’re looking to unwind after a round of golf or explore the region’s rich culture and heritage. From the elegant shops and restaurants of Wilmslow to the cobbled streets of Chester, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy your time off the course.
For golfers, Wilmslow Golf Club is a standout destination. Founded in 1889, it is one of the most prestigious clubs in the county, offering a challenging yet rewarding course set against the backdrop of Cheshire’s beautiful countryside. The immaculately maintained fairways and tree-lined greens make for an unforgettable round, and its welcoming clubhouse is the perfect spot to relax after a day on the course. Its location also provides the ideal base for exploring the wider area, with plenty of excellent accommodation and dining options nearby.
Away from the fairways, Cheshire is brimming with attractions to fill your stay. History enthusiasts will love visiting the medieval city of Chester, with its famous Roman walls, cathedral, and the unique Rows shopping galleries. Families can enjoy a day out at Chester Zoo, one of the UK’s largest and most renowned wildlife parks, or take in the stunning gardens of Tatton Park and Arley Hall. For a taste of luxury, Wilmslow itself is renowned for its boutique shops, stylish bars, and fine dining – perfect for a well-earned treat after a day on the greens. Whether you’re here for golf, leisure, or a little of both, Cheshire provides the perfect setting for a memorable getaway.
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
Dumfries And Galloway
Nestled in the heart of south-west Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway is a region that blends natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality, making it a perfect destination for golfers and non-golfers alike. Rolling hills meet a dramatic coastline, while charming towns and villages provide the perfect base for exploring this often-overlooked corner of Scotland. Whether you’re drawn to outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or simply soaking up the tranquillity of the countryside, Dumfries and Galloway offers something for everyone.
For those looking to combine relaxation with sport, the Cally Palace Hotel and Golf Club is a standout choice. Just outside the picturesque village of Gatehouse of Fleet, the hotel is a grand 18th-century country house set in beautiful parkland. Its 18-hole, par-71 course winds through tree-lined fairways and around the serene Cally Lake, offering not only a satisfying test of golf but also panoramic views across the Fleet Valley and beyond. With its relaxed “pay and play” approach, the course is as welcoming to visiting golfers as it is rewarding for regular players.
Beyond the fairways, Dumfries and Galloway is bursting with attractions. History lovers can step back in time at Caerlaverock Castle or wander through the ruins of Sweetheart Abbey. Nature enthusiasts will find endless walking trails in Galloway Forest Park, famed for its Dark Sky status, making it one of the best stargazing spots in Europe. The region’s coastline offers sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and wildlife watching opportunities, while food lovers can enjoy local produce from artisan distilleries, smokehouses, and farm shops dotted throughout the area.
Whether you’re perfecting your swing at Cally Palace, exploring the dramatic landscapes, or enjoying the slower pace of village life, Dumfries and Galloway promises an unforgettable stay. It’s a destination where golf, culture, and natural beauty come together, making it an ideal “stay and play” escape.
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.
Golf In The Highlands Of Scotland
The Scottish Highlands are home to some of Scotland’s finest golf courses.
The tumultuous rise and fall of the landscape in the Highlands makes it so appealing to those seeking a different type of golfing experience
From the region’s traditional links and superb inland golf courses, you can get lost in tranquillity in the Highlands of Scotland. Offering some of the best golfing experiences in the United Kingdom with something to suit every budget and every ability, the region is amass with value for money and excellent golfing opportunities.
The inland courses of the Scottish Highlands have been the drawing board for some of the great golf course architects to hone their talents with many of the links golf course the work of Old Tom Morris and the legendary golf course architect, James Braid.
These entrepreneurs of golf course design took advantage of the region’s well-draining seaside turf to create the idyllic rolling fairways of today. Meandering through mature trees and blooming heather whilst basking in the splendour of the surrounding hills and mountains of the Highlands, Highland courses feature some of the most breath-taking views in golf.
For an unforgettable experience, this region of Scotland offers outstanding value and an array of non-golfing activities for off-course entertainment and non-playing family members.
The picturesque towns and villages of the Scottish Highlands offer a great choice of accommodation and quality establishments for eating and drinking, as well as many wonderful attractions such as whiskey distilleries, historic castles to adventure sports and salmon fishing.
Society organisers can choose from allinclusive vacations, travelling independently or DIY golf tours with compete control over their own itinerary and the courses that they play.
The tumultuous rise and fall of the landscape in the Highlands makes it so appealing to those seeking a different type of golfing experience
The region’s breath-taking scenery surrounds moorland, heathland and links golfing gems in the north of Scotland. Combined with the natural beauty of its tranquil glens, lush forests and an incredible array of wildlife, the Highlands’ superb variety of golf courses create the perfect destination for a golfing break with friends.
For an unforgettable experience, the region of Scotland offers outstanding value and an array of non-golfing activities for off-course entertainment and non-playing family members.
The picturesque towns and villages of the Scottish Highlands offer a great choice of accommodation and quality establishment for dining and drinking as well as many wonderful attractions such as whisky distilleries, historic castles to adventure sports and salmon fishing.
Society organisers can choose from all-inclusive vacations, travelling independently or DIY golf tours with compete control over their own itinerary and the courses that they play.
A beautiful and challenging golf course…
Golf was first played over six holes at Boat of Garten Golf Club in 1898. Since this time, the golf course has been extensively redesigned by legendary golf course architect, James Braid; who extended the course in 1930 to the eighteen holes that can be enjoyed today.
challenge in the Scottish Highlands
Boat Of Garten Golf Club
When it comes to golf in the Scottish Highlands, Boat of Garten Golf Club should be high on the list of must-play golf courses.
‘The Boat’ is set alongside the River Spey in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, ten minutes from the village of Aviemore. The course represents a demanding test of golfing skill but is also a magnificent setting for the game comprising eighteen completely unique golf holes offering their own individual golfing challenges.
The shaped fairways, heather and broom of The Boat make it a scenic experience whilst maximising the natural landscape and beautiful countryside that surrounds it.
The Boat’s well appointed clubhouse offers excellent catering options with chef John Mackie providing full Scottish breakfasts, Barista coffee with pastries right up to full three course evening meals with a wine of your choice. The bar area has recently been extended and refurbished and the patio area offers one of the best views in the whole of the Highlands, an uninterrupted view over the golf course to the Cairngorm mountain range including the famous Lairig Ghru pass.
Today, the clubhouse can comfortably cater for larger social and formal events throughout the year. Set overlooking the Club’s practice putting green, it is ideal for relaxation pre or post round, enjoying a bite to eat or drinks with friends.
Golf societies are welcome at Boat Of Garten Golf Club throughout the year with a range of packages to suit the particular needs of any visiting party. The Boat’s highly qualified catering and bar staff will ensure that the day runs smoothly and is a memorable experience for all players
Boat of Garten Golf Club makes a great base to explore the golf course and entertainment on offer in the Highlands with a range of accommodation available in the village. Many accommodation providers offer discounted green fees at the golf club during a stay.
West Yorkshire
Nestled in the heart of northern England, West Yorkshire is the perfect destination for a relaxing stay and play getaway. With its blend of scenic countryside, rich heritage, and quality golf courses, it offers the ideal mix of leisure and exploration. Rolling moorlands, historic towns, and charming stone-built villages provide a picturesque backdrop for your trip, making it as enjoyable off the course as it is on.
For golfers looking to add a memorable round to their visit, Shipley Golf Club is a standout choice. Located in a tranquil wooded valley near Bingley, this beautiful parkland course was designed by the legendary Dr. Alister MacKenzie—best known for co-designing Augusta National. Shipley’s tree-lined fairways, natural water hazards, and undulating greens make for a challenging yet rewarding game. The friendly clubhouse, complete with excellent dining and views across the course, ensures a warm welcome for visitors.
Beyond the fairways, West Yorkshire offers plenty to fill your days. Stroll the cobbled streets of Haworth, home of the Brontë sisters, or explore the art and history of Salts Mill in the UNESCO-listed village of Saltaire. For a bit of nature, Ilkley Moor and the surrounding Yorkshire Dales offer stunning walking routes and panoramic views. Meanwhile, nearby Leeds and Bradford provide a more urban experience, with vibrant dining, shopping, and cultural venues.
Whether you're unwinding after a round or discovering the character of the county, West Yorkshire delivers the perfect balance of sport and serenity. With first-rate golf, captivating landscapes, and a wealth of things to see and do, it’s a destination well worth teeing up.
Beckfoot Lane, Bingley, BD16 1LX
There is an abundance of fine golf courses on offer in West Yorkshire and the surrounding area. Easily accessed by junctions of the M1 and M62, the region features a number of grand parkland venues looking over picturesque countryside such as the majesty of the Yorkshire Dales.
With something for everyone, West Yorkshire Great is the ideal retreat for a golfing break with a wide variety of venues offering fantastic value for money.
One of the jewels in West Yorkshire’s golfing crown is the superb, Shipley Golf Club.
Bingley is located on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales near the Aire Valley and famous Bronte area. Bingley offers plenty of reasonably priced accommodation options and things to see and do away from the golf course for all the family. In particular, the town boasts excellent shopping amenities as well as the many museums based around the mills, railways and canals which are symbols of the industrial revolution in Yorkshire.
Originally named as Shipley and Saltaire Golf Club, Shipley Golf Club was founded in 1896. The golf course was originally located at Moorhead in the hills to the north of its current location, which was designed by renowned golf course architect, Dr Alastair Mackenzie in 1921.
Set in a mature wooded valley at Beckford just outside Bingley in West Yorkshire, Shipley is a pleasant golf course with a traditional parkland setting and offers a stern test of the skills and accuracy of even the most accomplished of players.
Shipley has long been known as one of the best courses in the West Yorkshire region and is a regular venue for both Bradford Union and Yorkshire Union county fixtures.
The club’s recently refurbished clubhouse offers a relaxing atmosphere to unwind after a round on the championship golf course. Visitors can take advantage of the beautiful patio area which overlooks the Aire Valley - the ideal place to relax, eating and drinking following a round.
Shipley Golf Club offers a variety of packages to visitors to enjoy both golf and excellent bar and catering facilities. The packages can be tailored to meet the needs and requirements of the visiting party to include excellent golf and good quality dining.
The golf club’s dedicated professional team will be on hand throughout the golf day to ensure that the event runs smoothly and that, the organiser can focus on enjoying all that Shipley Golf Club has to offer their group.
A Lovely Seaside Town, Scarborough
A blend of lively cities, pretty villages, rolling countryside and grand coastline, Yorkshire has so much to offer visitors. The county offers some of the best food and drink around with many local traditions and tipples. Whilst, there are also many places to visit without the need for a car – taking in the breathtaking rural scenery. No less than 250,000 visitors explore the Three Peaks area in the Yorkshire Dales each year.
Conveniently accessed by the UK’s motorway networks, North Yorkshire is packed full of wonderful countryside charm and an abundance of fantastic golf courses - the perfect fit for a great golf weekend.
This rural tranquillity is matched by the stunning coastline. The rugged terrain provides the perfect setting for links golf and some of the most spectacular views from any fairway in the British Isles.
A mixture of big name venues and hidden gems which are just waiting to be discovered, North Yorkshire’s inland links, parkland and heathland golf course meander through the stunning scenery attributed to the region, such as the natural dykes that are scattered among the fairways.
Ideally placed on the North Sea coast of North Yorkshire, Scarborough is historically set in North riding of Yorkshire and lies between 10 and 230 feet above sea level. Visitors are sure to have a great time exploring the stunning Yorkshire coast, the award-winning sandy beaches, breath-taking coastline, as well as the many wonderful family attractions which make Scarborough one of the top tourist destinations in the UK.
The town boasts a huge choice of accommodation and visitors are always assured of a warm Yorkshire welcome. Whether they be visiting Dalby – Yorkshire’s Great Forest, The North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the Wolds or the dramatic scenery of the North Yorkshire coast, Scarborough a great base to explore the region.
Fun can be had by all at the region’s water parks, whilst theatres and spa venues cater for visitors looking for a little more luxury.
As with other seaside resorts in the UK, holidaymakers in Scarborough can enjoy traditional cliff railways, fantastic amusements, fish and chips and ice cream! The region of North Yorkshire benefits from great weather and there has even been some recent Dolphin sightings.
GANTON GOLF CLUB
Blessed with some magnificent golf courses, glorious landscapes and vibrant towns and cities, the North East of England offers an allrounders perfect destination for a golf break.
With dozens of top notch golf courses to choose from, you are not short of options in the North East and with this quality comes great value on a variety of luxury hotels and excellent facilities.
By day;
Explore the meandering courses that are a feature of the region’s beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire and coastline of Northumberland and Durham. Whilst, away from the golf course; discover points of cultural and historical interest including the legacy of the Roman Empire and Hadrian’s Wall.
By night:
Revellers can experience the thrills of Leeds or Newcastle city centre; perfect for a night on the tiles.
One Of The Worlds Top 80 Golf Courses
Situated in Ganton in the Vale of Pickering between York and Scarborough, Ganton Golf Club is one of Britain’s very best inland golf courses and over the years, has played host to many amateur and professional golf tournaments.
Proud to have been closely linked to the history of British golf, the Ganton golf course features deep and prolific bunkers, savage rough and intimidating gorse which make the par 73 golf course, which measures 6,739 yards from the championship, white tees; an enjoyable yet testing challenge for all.
Golf was first played in Ganton in the summer of 1891. The course was laid out by St Andrews’ Tom Chisolm who had assistance from Robert Bird, the club’s first professional and head green keeper.
The superbly appointed Ganton clubhouse is a shrine to golfing years gone by. The Thirsk Room boasts views across the putting green and features large patio doors leading to an outdoor terrace – perfect for al fresco eating and drinking. Here, visitors will also find photographs and original water colours of the region’s decorated golfing heritage.
The clubhouse is also home to the Vardon and Rudgard rooms which have spacious lounge areas ideal for relaxing pre or post round.
Ganton Golf Club welcomes society groups throughout the year with excellent dining packages coupled with fantastic golf to create the ideal golf day.
Argyll and Bute
Argyll and Bute is one of Scotland’s most breathtaking regions, where rugged coastlines meet sweeping lochs and mountains, and charming villages are dotted amongst some of the country’s most dramatic scenery. It’s a destination that invites you to slow down and savour its natural beauty, whether you’re teeing off on world-class golf courses, exploring historic castles, or simply soaking in the tranquillity of the west coast. With its mix of outdoor adventure, cultural heritage, and warm Scottish hospitality, Argyll and Bute is the ideal setting for a memorable “stay and play” escape.
At the heart of any golfing trip to the region is the legendary Machrihanish Golf Club. Founded in 1876 and redesigned by the great Old Tom Morris, this links course is renowned for having one of the finest opening holes in the world. The first tee shot carries directly over the Atlantic, setting the tone for a round that blends challenge with breathtaking coastal views. The course flows effortlessly along the dunes, with rolling fairways and ever-changing winds ensuring a true links experience. Machrihanish is more than just a golf course – it’s a pilgrimage for golfers seeking the purest form of the game, played against one of the most spectacular backdrops in Scotland.
When you’re not on the fairways, Argyll and Bute offers endless opportunities to explore. Whisky lovers can visit the famous distilleries of Campbeltown, once known as the whisky capital of the world, or take a short trip to Islay, home to some of Scotland’s most iconic single malts. History enthusiasts will enjoy exploring Inveraray Castle, the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll, while nature lovers can hike along the Kintyre Peninsula, take boat trips to spot seals and sea eagles, or simply stroll along pristine beaches. With its blend of golf, culture, and natural beauty, Argyll and Bute is a destination that will linger long in the memory – both on and off the course.
One of the last remaining unspoilt links golf courses
The south-west of Scotland features an abundance of enjoyable places to stay and golf courses to suit golfers of all levels. Visiting groups can enjoy a blend of traditional links courses exposed to the varying wind conditions of the region, many steeped in history and all offering a warm welcome to visiting golfers.
“If I were to play one course for the rest of my life, Machrihanish would be the place” Michael Bamberger
The Machrihanish Golf Club is one of these gems, located within the village of Machrihanish, 5 miles from Campbeltown, the course sits near the southern tip of the Kintyre Peninsula. The golf course features fantastic views over the Atlantic, taking in views of Islay, Jura, Gigha and Northern Ireland. When teeing off on the 1st hole with your drive having to cross the stretch of the Atlantic Ocean, the journey from Glasgow is made even more rewarding.
“The best opening hole of golf in the world” – Jack Nicklaus
The 18 hole championship course at Machrihanish was designed by the world renowned golf course architect old Tom Morris, helped by another renowned designer, J H Taylor. Today, it’s clear to see how these designers used the natural contours of the terrain across the surrounding dunes to create a spectacle of golf, overlooking Machrihanish Bay. Machrihanish is largely regarded as one of the last remaining unspoiled links course in Scotland.
The original clubhouse was destroyed by a fire in 2018. Work began on the new building in 2019 and the clubhouse was reopened to members and visitors in early 2021. Today it features a well-appointed bar and elegant restaurant with spectacular views overlooking Machrihanish Bay and beyond. The Clubhouse also boasts a state of the art Swingroom facility.
The Club has built a reputation as a premier venue for specialised golf packages and social occasions. They offer seasonal rates for all visitors and societies, combining excellent golf on the Championship course and fine dining with first-class hospitality.
Jennie Dunn, the Club’s professional & team can tailor a golf day to meet your needs and requirements, they will be on hand during your visit to ensure that it runs smoothly, leaving you free to enjoy all The Machrihanish Golf Club has to offer.
Much To See And Do In Mid Wales
There is no doubting the splendour and beauty that Mid Wales has to offer. Central Wales is a vast area which offers visitors a variety of classic golf courses whilst enjoying some of the most breathtaking scenery in the whole of the UK.
The region 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.
A quiet region with a lot to shout about in terms of golfing pedigree, Mid Wales appeals to all standards of golfer which makes it a ‘must visit’ destination for golf breaks.
The large county of Powys offers plenty of golf courses from the north to the south - you can even tee off in one country and putt out in another! There are many reasonably priced accommodation providers and eateries making for a great getaway.
A great place for a golf holiday, Powys boats fantastic views of the Welsh landscape from hills and scenic valleys to the rivers and peaceful lakes that the region is in abundance of.
Meanwhile, the town of Llandrindod Wells, as the name implies, is historically linked with the health-giving waters which it still provides today. Recent years has seen a rise in the number of holiday-makers visiting the town with Llandrindod Wells boasting a variety of accommodation providers to suit all tastes and pockets.
Whilst, Gwynedd in Mid Wales boasts a number of stunning golf course which make it a very popular destination for golf breaks. The Gwynedd region boasts three of the Top 100 Golf Courses in the UK as well as other excellent golfing challenges. With some of the finest golf courses in Wales and one of the most fantastic settings in world golf, located close to the Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd is a popular region for golf breaks.
With the spectacular backdrop of Snowdonia, the surroundings of the golf courses in Gwynedd can really take your breath away.
Llandrindod Wells Golf Club
Since 1905
Central Wales is 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. The region 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.
A quiet region with a lot to shout about in terms of golfing pedigree, Mid Wales appeals to all standards of golfer which makes it a ‘must visit’ destination for golf breaks.
The town of Llandrindod Wells, as the name implies, is historically linked with the health-giving waters which it still provides today. Recent years has seen a rise in the number of holiday-makers visiting the town with Llandrindod Wells boasting a variety of accommodation providers to suit all tastes and pockets.
Over 100 Years of Golfing History
Established in 1907, Llandrindod Golf Club has been welcoming golfers for over 100 years. The golf course was the brainchild of a group of local businessmen who identified land overlooking the Victorian Spa town as the ideal location for an 18hole golf course to serve the visitors that flocked to the town to ‘take the waters’.
Designed by six times Open Champion, Harry Vardon and altered some years later by the legendary golf course architect, James Braid; Llandrindod Wells is a member of the Heart of Wales Golf Breaks group offering affordable golfing holidays in central Wales.
Sculptured from the natural contours of the landscape, the upland links golf course provides a true test for golfers of all abilities combining the natural turf banks, hazards and well-protected true running greens for an enjoyable day’s golf.
Overlooking the neighbouring town and valleys, the course boasts amazing views right from the first tee when you look out across the boating lake and over the rooftops of the Victorian town.
The beautifully-appointed, Llandrindod Wells clubhouse features a recently refurbished restaurant which can seat up to 70 people for a formal dinner as well as a comfortable space to relax following completion of your round.
Golf societies are welcome through the year on weekends and weekdays. The Llandrindod Wells golf course is a fantastic ‘competition course’ with the aptly named, ‘Death or Glory’, 18th hole providing the decider for many a match.
The golf club can offer society organisers a fully flexible day with three specially designed society packages available. Each option includes dining options which can be selected from the Par 3 Catering Dinner Menu.
East Lothian
Nestled just a short drive east of Edinburgh, East Lothian is a gem for golfers and holidaymakers alike. With its sweeping coastline, charming seaside towns, and worldrenowned golf courses, this region is perfect for a relaxing escape that combines natural beauty with sporting excellence. Whether you're staying for a weekend or a longer golf retreat, East Lothian delivers an unforgettable blend of hospitality, heritage, and tee-time perfection.
One of the highlights of any golfing trip to East Lothian is a round at The Glen Golf Club in North Berwick. Often referred to as "The East Links," this stunning cliff-top course offers panoramic views of the Firth of Forth and the iconic Bass Rock. It's a friendly yet challenging course that welcomes visitors and rewards accuracy and thoughtful play. Few places in the world can offer such a dramatic setting – the par-3 13th, aptly named “The Sea Hole,” is reason enough to make the journey.
Beyond the fairways, East Lothian is rich in things to do. Explore the quaint high streets of North Berwick and Gullane, sample fresh seafood, or enjoy coastal walks and historic attractions like Tantallon Castle and the Scottish Seabird Centre. For whisky lovers, Glenkinchie Distillery offers tastings and tours in a scenic countryside setting. Whether you're chasing birdies or simply soaking in the atmosphere, East Lothian is the ideal base for a memorable stay and play experience.
The Glen, East Links North Berwick.
The rugged and beautiful coastline of East Lothian is affectionately known as Scotland’s Golf Coast with so much choice within an hour’s drive from the historic and lively capital city of Edinburgh and its international airport. Located just a few minutes south of Edinburgh, the Lothians region is one of Scotland’s finest golf break destinations with a choice of well over twenty-two golf courses to test all ages and abilities. Visiting groups can enjoy a blend of traditional links exposed to the varying wind conditions of the region and an excellent array of inland golf courses; many steeped in history and all offering a warm welcome to visiting golfers.
North Berwick is a pleasant seaside town situated in East Lothian offering great beaches and coastal scenery. Comprising an eclectic mix of shops, cafes and bars, not to mention world-renowned golf courses, North Berwick boasts stunning views out to the Firth of Forth and the Bass Rock, the world’s largest northern gannet colony.
“The Course to make heads turn!”
There is also plenty to keep the whole family entertained away from the fairways with cultural and traditional experiences such as boat trips around the local islands taking in some of the region’s serene settings and astonishing wildlife.
The Glen Golf Club – North Berwick East Links is one of the most popular of the East Lothian golf courses. A venue not to be missed, the Club’s beautifully manicured golf course provides a challenging and enjoyable test of golf for all levels of golfer as well as boasting unrivalled spectacular headland views across the Firth of Forth and Bass Rock.
Although golf was first played in East Lothian as far back as the 17th century, a nine-hole layout was not developed in North Berwick until 1894. It was later extended to today’s 18- hole layout in 1906, by legendary golf course architect, James Braid and his design partner, Ben Sayers.
The East Links is an all-year-round golf course and is rarely closed due to inclement weather, playing normal tees and greens throughout the seasons.
Our new Clubhouse was opened in the Club’s Centenary year 2006 and offers an array of facilities which can be enjoyed by members and visitors alike; set over two floors with bar, dining and lounge spaces on the first floor boasting panoramic views across the beach, sea and golf course.
The Belhaven Lounge is ideal for functions and corporate meetings. The 3-in-1 open plan, bar/lounge/dining is the perfect venue for casual dining, as well as the home of the 19th hole where golfers can enjoy a well earnt drink following completion of their round with several large, comfortable sofas. The Glen’s dedicated catering team offer an extensive menu of delicious home cooked food throughout the week with reasonably priced dishes costing between £5 and £15, as well as the club’s famous carvery and freshly made pizzas to order.
East Lothian, affectionately known as ‘Scotland’s Golf Coast’ is in abundance of excellent golf courses and some of the finest hospitality in the UK. Why not spend a few days in the region and take full advantage of your visit by taking on The Glen course as well as others in the North Berwick region? The Glen offers a range of visitor packages to meet the requirements and budgets of visiting parties. The well-stocked pro shop can provide all you need to enjoy your game, including clubs and trolleys for hire. The Club also have local partnerships with accommodation providers offering value for money and the perfect base to explore East Lothian.
Somerset
Nestled in the heart of the English countryside, Somerset offers an unforgettable blend of natural beauty, rich history, and laid-back charm—making it an ideal destination for a "stay and play" golf getaway. Rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and honey-stone villages create a picturesque backdrop for exploration, whether you're wandering through historic market towns, enjoying local produce at a country pub, or discovering the area's deep Roman and medieval roots.
A highlight for golfers visiting Somerset is the stunning Orchardleigh Golf Club, located just outside the historic city of Frome. Set within a 500-acre private estate, this 18hole parkland course offers a peaceful and challenging experience for players of all levels. Mature trees, water hazards, and the occasional deer crossing add to the charm, while the beautifully maintained fairways and greens reflect the club’s dedication to quality. After your round, relax with a drink on the clubhouse terrace, which boasts views across the estate’s lakes and parkland.
Beyond the golf course, Somerset has plenty to keep visitors entertained. Spend a day exploring the Georgian elegance of Bath, just a short drive from Orchardleigh, or discover the mysterious allure of Glastonbury Tor and the nearby ruins of Glastonbury Abbey. For something slower-paced, sample local ciders on a tasting tour, stroll through the historic gardens at Stourhead, or catch the sunset over the Mendip Hills.
Whether you're here for the golf or the countryside escape, Somerset delivers a unique combination of sport, serenity, and timeless English charm.
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.
Wrexham
Tucked away in the rolling hills of North Wales, Wrexham is a hidden gem for golfers seeking a relaxing yet activity-filled break. As the largest town in North Wales, it strikes a perfect balance between rural charm and modern convenience. Whether you’re looking for a quiet countryside escape or a lively base to explore the region, Wrexham delivers with character and plenty to offer. For golf enthusiasts, it’s an ideal “stay and play” destination—where great golf meets local culture, history, and hospitality.
A round at Wrexham Golf Club is the highlight for many visitors. Founded in 1906, this prestigious parkland course is one of the oldest in North Wales and offers a true test for golfers of all levels. With lush fairways, mature trees, and excellent greens, the course is as scenic as it is rewarding. The clubhouse provides a warm welcome and a great spot to relax after your round, with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and a menu of locally sourced food and drink.
Beyond the fairways, Wrexham has plenty to explore. The town is steeped in history— don’t miss St. Giles’ Church, one of the Seven Wonders of Wales, or the Wrexham Museum, which gives insight into the area’s rich heritage. Nature lovers will enjoy a visit to Erddig, a stunning National Trust property with elegant gardens and parkland perfect for a post-round stroll. Meanwhile, the town centre offers a growing food and drink scene, independent shops, and traditional pubs, all just a short drive from the course.
Whether you're here for a weekend of golf or a longer getaway, Wrexham invites you to slow down, take in the scenery, and enjoy the best of what North Wales has to offer.
Wrexham Golf Club
Golf In Wrexham
Situated on Holt Road in Wrexham and regarded as one of the premier golf clubs in Wales, Wrexham Golf Club has regularly plays host to many national and international golfing events.
The delightful Wrexham golf course presents an attractive challenge to all levels of golfer amid the wonderful backdrop of the rolling Welsh countryside.
The James Braid-designed golf course plays as a par 70 and measures 6,131 yards from the championship white tees.
Wrexham’s 70.7 course rating and slope rating of 133 make for a challenging round for all levels of golfer.
The friendly, modernised clubhouse at Wrexham Golf Club is home to full bar and dining facilities for up to 120 people. The club has ample car parking space and is also available for private hire for all manner of social and formal occasions with Wrexham Golf Club becoming a popular venue for a celebration in North Wales.
Wrexham’s location makes it the ideal location for a golfing break, close the English border and county of Cheshire.
North Wales is littered with fine golf courses and some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the United Kingdom. The region’s pleasant locations, facilities and greens combine to provide a fantastic choice for a golf break whilst you can also take in the fantastic views of some of the UK’s most breath-taking countryside.
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 mountainbacked links-style golf courses.
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.
There are a number of fantastic golf courses in Wrexham and close to the Welsh border. Many offer fantastic views of the Dee Estuary and the Wirral Peninsula. Whilst other courses look towards Welsh landmarks such as the Clwydian range of mountains and the foothills of Snowdonia.
Why not see for yourself?
The wonderful Wrexham Golf Club offers a warm welcome to society groups throughout the year with their first class golf course with outstanding practice facilities. The cub also provides excellent catering options for small or large groups, from a simple breakfast on arrival to more formal dining with changing society menus.
The Wrexham Golf Club Professional team, led by Head PGA Professional, Sam Griffiths will also be on hand to provide their support and advice during the day to ensure that the event runs smoothly.
