G
olf in Cheshire
Featuring
The Wilmslow Golf Club
www.wilmslowgolfclub.co.uk
A WONDERFUL BLEND OF THE OLD AND NEW, MODERN AND TRADITIONAL
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 figureof-eight layout embracing a meandering stream which is a feature of the opening hole and par threes.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
In more recent times,
Wilmslow has been selected as a regional qualifying course for The Open. For further information, please contact The Wilmslow Golf Club on T: 01565 872 148 E:info@wilmslowgolfclub.co.uk W: www.wilmslowgolfclub.co.uk