Welcome to the 2025 edition of the English Society Golf Guide.
If you are planning a society day or a group outing, then the following pages are designed to give you an in depth profile of some of the best society venue in England.
Whilst reading through this annual edition you will find a diverse range of golf courses from hidden gems to some of the countries larger venues, all of which offer some of the best and most affordable society golf in England. All weblinks are live and can put you in touch with your chosen venue at the touch of a button.
As always, we hope that you find this publication useful in finding your 2025 society golf venues.
GANTON GOLF CLUB
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Yorkshires long-acknowledged premier course is said to be the finest inland layout in the country. A catalogue of impressive Top100 World rankings, place Ganton amongst the ‘Who’s Who’ of the world’s top golfing locations.
Golf was first played in Ganton in the summer of 1891. The course was originally laid out by St Andrews’ Tom Chisolm, and has since been touched by most leading golf course architects over the years, including Braid, Colt, Fowler, Taylor and MacKenzie. Not resting on their laurels, the Club has recently embarked on a major restoration project under the direction of leading golf course architect
Martin Ebert. Clearance of gorse has revealed natural sand lines that had been lost over time – the dramatic scale of these sand areas provides great challenge and pleasing natural aesthetics.
Ganton is the only inland UK Club to host the Ryder, Curtis & Walker Cups, and the Amateur Championship among many other significant events. In 2021 the Club hosted the English Strokeplay Championship (Brabazon Trophy) and the R&A Senior Amateur Championship. In 2023 the R&A returned to stage the Boys and Girls Championships won by Kris Kim (Walton Heath and Helen Briem (Germany).
Ganton remains an enigma, where golfers experience tradition, quality, and a great test of their ability; The par 71 course measures over 7000yrd from the Championship tees, but most will prefer to play from the range of shorter teeing options available.
The superbly appointed clubhouse is a shrine to golfing years gone by. The Thirsk, Vardon and Rudgard rooms all boasts views across the course and provide access to a wonderful outdoor terrace – perfect for al fresco eating and drinking.
Ganton Golf Club welcomes society groups throughout the year with excellent dining packages coupled with fantastic golf to create the ideal golf day.
Ganton is proud to have been closely linked to the history of British golf and visitors enjoy reviewing old photographs, original paintings and tournament memorabilia which detail ‘the Ganton story’.
Vardon House provides on-site dormy accommodation for up to 8 golfers, and many visitors to Ganton take the opportunity to book a ‘stay and play’ package so they can fully immerse themselves in the Club traditions and history.
Ganton is certainly a venue that should be on every discerning golfer’s bucket list.
Garforth Golf Club
A quality venue to play golf
Garforth Golf Club is very proud of the warm welcome
As well as being the largest county in the north of England, Yorkshire is also home to the most golf courses. With many of these situated around the major cities of York, Leeds and Wakefield, you will find your perfect golf break with hundreds of accommodation providers, restaurants, bars and entertainment.
Leeds has never been more popular with investment in the city making it one of the tourist hotspots of the country. As well as a hub of city life, Leeds is the third largest and one of the fastest growing, greenest cities in the UK.
With excellent road and rail links as well as an international airport, the thriving city centre is also a popular choice for golfing breaks with visiting groups loving the bustling night life and the excellent golf that is on offer.
Garforth is a small town in Leeds in close proximity to both the M1 and A1. Garforth features similar amenities to its parent city with ten traditional public houses and a mix of restaurants and cafes; reasonably priced accommodation providers and fine Yorkshire hospitality. and outstanding service that is provided to our visitors. Pay
Founded in 1913, Garforth Golf Club comprises a range of modern facilities in a historical golf club setting. The gently undulating 18-hole parkland golf course was designed by legendary golf course architect, Dr Alister MacKenzie and, along with the club’s other facilities, has beautifully evolved over the years.
Aside from the wonderful course, the golf club also features a large grass practice area, driving range and an indoor studio and fitting room complete with a state-of-the-art golf simulator which is used for ball flight analysis.
Garforth’s relaxing clubhouse is the ideal place for friends and family to get together and has hospitality at its heart. Boasting a relaxing balcony and fine dining in intimate surroundings, the building boasts panoramic views of the golf course and beyond to the surrounding picturesque Yorkshire countryside.
The golf club and its facilities leave a lasting impression with many visiting groups returning year-after-year, whether part of a local golf society or travelling group visiting Yorkshire for their annual golf break.
Garforth Golf Club offers a variety of catering and group packages giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy the renowned parkland golf course before enjoying the relaxing atmosphere of the clubhouse.
The club’s Professional team will also be on hand to assist throughout the day, ensuring that it runs smoothly, leaving the organiser to enjoy all that Garforth Golf Club has to offer.
Epsom Golf Club, Surrey
The county of Surrey is awash with a variety of golf courses for visiting groups to enjoy. Surrey’s tranquillity and rural elegance make it hard to believe that the hustle and bustle of London is just a short drive away.
With more top 100 golf courses than any other county, Surrey has more than its fair share of great golfing venues. Within easy reach of London and surrounding areas, the county features some of the finest heathland courses in the country as well as parkland and woodland layouts that should not be missed! All of these fantastic golf courses combine to create a truly remarkable golf tour.
The county’s backdrop, the Surrey Hills, offers some of the most breath-taking sights anywhere in the UK and was one of the first designated ‘Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty’.
For the perfect golf weekend which will not break the bank, Surrey is always a good option offering stunning resorts that have become firm favourites on the golfing calendars of many.
Epsom is an historic market town situated just 15 miles from south west London. Famous for its Epsom Downs race course, home of the Epsom Derby; the town is also home to one of the finest golf courses in the south of England.
With a 132 year heritage, Epsom Golf Club was founded in 1889 and is situated at the top of the North Downs, boasting panoramic views of the London skyline.
The Epsom golf course provides 18 unique holes of golf presenting an enjoyable yet fair challenge to all levels of golfer. The subsoil chalk and great drainage mean that the golf course is playable all year round.
The golf course plays as a Par 70 from the white tees and stretches over 5,780 yards of the surrounding Surrey countryside.
Epsom Golf Club is home to the first purpose built clubhouse in Surrey. Erected in 1893, the building retains some of its original characteristics from the Edwardian era in the comfortable main lounge and bar, as well as the elegant dining room and superbly-appointed, snooker room.
Meanwhile, the 19th Spike Bar is the ideal to talk a good game!
The clubhouse offers food and refreshments all day and it is the perfect venue for a celebration, meeting or event.
A warm welcome awaits visitors to Epsom Golf Club. The perfect location for a golf day with prices starting from as little as £25 per golfer.
Ranging from 18 holes and bacon roll and coffee to a freshly cooked two course meal after a round, the variety of golf day packages can be tailored to meet the needs and most importantly, budgets of the visiting group whilst the club’s dedicated team are on hand to offer their assistance during the day.
A magical location for a wonderful golf course,
SEAHOUSES GOLF CLUB
Seahouses Golf Club has been a centre of golfing excellence in Northumberland since it was founded in 1913. Originally designed by Alnmouth greenkeeper, George Rochester, the traditional northern golf course features two of the most prestigious par three’s in the North of England.
The Seahouses’ 10th requires players to tee off across a Loch which stretches tee to green whilst the vastly unique, 15th hole features sea tee to green – a magnificent feature of an already highly regarded golf course.
In 1976, Seahouses’ original 9-hole layout was extended to the eighteen holes that can be enjoyed today and, since this time, the golf club has hosted many Northumberland Golf County events.
Today, the par 67 golf course measures 5608 yards and although on the short side in this day and age it poses a unique and memorable challenge from the championship white tees with magnificent views of the Northumbrian Coastline.
Seahouses Golf Club were awarded GolfMark accreditation at the end of 2018 – a huge achievement for a club of its size and something that members and the management team can be very proud of.
Relax in comfortable surroundings
The spacious, relaxing Seahouses clubhouse is the location for a range of events throughout the year which are open to members and visitors. The warm friendly atmosphere of the clubhouse overlooking the beach and coastline is extended to visitors and their families who are able to relax and unwind pre or post round with a range of beverages and daily menus to suit all palates.
Catering is available from morning until evening with food ranging from full English breakfasts to a multitude of choices from their extensive menu which is available daily.
18 holes of tranquil links golf on the North Northumberland Coastline
Seahouses Golf Club is managed by former Walker Cup International and European Tour Professional David Curry. David has a wealth of experience both in playing golf at the very highest level and in golf management as a Golf Director, he is a PGA Qualified Professional and greenkeeper and has vast experience in teaching at all levels.
Predominantly due to the exceptional golf courses and great value breaks that are available in the region it attracts a wide variety of visitors that encompasses some great golf courses and many visitor attractions, there are plenty of things to see and do in addition to golf in the area, such as a visit to Lindisfarne or a boat trip to the Farne Islands as well as a day on the beach the options are endless.
Seahouses Golf Club welcomes society and corporate visitors throughout the year through a variety of packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and budgets of the visiting party.
Visitors can enjoy a blend of unique golfing challenges from rolling parkland golf courses to the inland links-style courses meandering through the surrounding, picturesque countryside on the north coast. Northumberland oozes in quality and will suit larger groups of golfers.
Another thing that makes golf in Northumberland something that should not be missed, is the spectacular scenery. The region features various protected areas – most notably, Northumberland National Park – meaning that much of the landscape in the region has remained largely unspoilt.
The Seahouses golf course features some of the most breath-taking scenery in the region with magnificent views. It is not a surprise that many of the visitors to Seahouses Golf Club in Northumberland return year-after-year.
Dore & Totley Golf Club, Sheffield
Founded in 1913, Dore & Totley Golf Club was recognised as the South Yorkshire Golf Club of the Year by Your Golfer in 2019. As testimony to the golf club’s excellent course and outstanding facilities, the Directors selected Dore & Totley Golf Club as the number one course in South Yorkshire.
Dore & Totley Golf Club is located in the Sheffield suburb of Bradway, close to the Derbyshire Peak District. The private members Club boasts a tremendous mature parkland golf course with subtle features and limited undulations - making it an excellent course for all levels of golf as well as visiting society groups.
The course was initially laid out by Alistar McKenzie and further enhanced by James Braid, both acknowledged masters of Golf Course design, their influences are still evident today.
The course saw major investment in May 2005 with five completely new holes added, and the redesign of the remaining holes to create the current yardage of 6,576 yards from the championship, white tees with a par of 72.
Today, the mature Dore & Totley Golf Club exceeds expectations with 3 par 5s and 3 par 3’s all with varying levels of difficulty. In fact, there is not two holes the same on this course, with eighteen truly unique golf holes.
Relax
Recognised as one of the most welcoming golf club’s in the region, visitors to Dore & Totley Golf Club can be assured of good food and great service in the warm and welcoming clubhouse. A fantastic venue for a golf day offering excellent value for money, Dore & Totley Golf Club’s 19th Hole facilities include comfortable lounges with well-stocked bars.
History and tradition are of strong prominence at Dore & Totley Golf Club. The Clubhouse centrepiece is a Ryder Cup jacket, clubs and other mementos from club golfer, Arthur Lees who represented his country on four separate occasions.
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
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. There are many places to visit including the magnificent Peak District and all of it’s attractions.
Sheffield is the largest settlement in South Yorkshire and alongside its neighbours is home to a wealth of history and heritage with many places of interest. Buzzing with attractions for the whole family, South Yorkshire boasts sites of historical significance, green country parks, a thriving arts scene and the largest science adventure centre in Europe.
A trip to Dore & Totley Golf Club should be a priority on the calendar of all golfing group and societies.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy the many challenges provide by the course at Dore & Totley Golf Club. The Club offers a variety of society packages which can be tailored to meet the requirements of the visiting party.
The club’s Professional team can tailor the golf day packages that they offer to include excellent golf at Dore & Totley Golf Club, combined with great catering services whilst guaranteeing guests some fine Yorkshire hospitality.
A Hidden Gem In The Heart Of East Cumbria
East Cumbria is situated in the north of England between the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the North Pennines. The region is amass with some of the most beautiful countryside in the British Isles.
Visitors to East Cumbria will be inspired by the views and the fresh air. Coupled with the marvellous parkland and links style golf courses the region is the ideal retreat for a golfing break.
East Cumbria is served by the Fellsman Steam Railway which allows visitors to explore all parts of the region at relative ease.
One of the most spectacular parts of the area to visit is the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, with stunning scenery and endless activities, beautiful villages and amazing fells. It is no wonder thousands of visitors arrive in the Lake District every year.
Meanwhile, Carlisle has an historic past dating back to Roman times holds much interest for tourists and visitors alike. With sightseeing and cultural places of interest aplenty, the region is home to the magnificent Hadrian's Wall as well as several old Roman Forts which are on the borders of the city. Carlisle is a vibrant place to visit with many cafes, bars and restaurants and plenty of good shopping.
Offering friendly and affordable golf in the heart of Carlisle city, Stony Holme Carlisle has been selected as one of the UK’s best value municipal courses by Peter Allis. The high quality golf course presents an enjoyable challenge for beginners and the most accomplished golfers alike, requiring a full range of shots.
Although only 5,800 yards in length, Stony Holme is not to be underestimated. The Par 69 parkland golf course has a WHS course rating 67.5 and slope rating of 119; and is surrounded by three rivers that must be negotiated and with tight, tree-lined fairways, call for accuracy.
The club boasts a range of excellent facilities, from free parking adjacent to the golf course through to the bar and dining facilities. The Stony Holme clubhouse building is the ideal venue for all manner of occasion, whether relaxing post round, having a drink with friends or enjoying some delicious home cooked food with family.
Stony Holme is a highly regarded premier venue for celebrating with private hire and fantastic event catering available.
Stony Holme Carlisle provides a great day’s golf for society groups. The club offers a variety of golf day packages which combine championship golf on the 18 hole Stony Holme course with a variety of excellent dining options. The club’s team will work with the organiser to tailor the ideal golf day and even be on hand to assist during the event. Why not click onto their new website stonyholme.co.uk you will find that this is hugely interactive and user friendly.
Oxford Golf Club
In the heart of Oxford, Oxford Golf Club is a beacon of golfing excellence, offering an unparalleled experience for both individual golfers seeking a tranquil escape and groups looking to enjoy society golf. With its rich, beautifully maintained course, and exceptional facilities, Oxford Golf Club stands out as the perfect destination for a memorable golfing break in one of England's most picturesque cities.
Oxford Golf Club, established in 1873, is one of the oldest golf clubs in England and the oldest in Oxfordshire. Its long and storied history is evident in every aspect of the club, from its classic course design to its traditional yet welcoming clubhouse. The club's deep-rooted heritage and commitment to excellence have made it a cornerstone of the local community and a must-visit destination for golf enthusiasts from around the world.
Located just two miles from the centre of the city on 144 acres of rolling parkland course, the course embodies tranquillity being deep in the countryside. With a great variety of trees and an abundance of wildlife, like muntjac deer, rabbits, pheasants and red kites, this really is a unique golf course to tick off your bucket list.
The 18-hole course is a testament to the timeless appeal of classic golf course design characterised by its rolling fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and well-manicured greens. The layout of the course takes full advantage of the natural contours of the Oxfordshire landscape, offering a variety of challenges that require both precision and strategic thinking. Golfers of all skill levels will find something to challenge and delight them.
The club hosts a professional studio with a dedicated team of golfers and teaching facilities for coaching, custom fittings, and gapping sessions. Their clubhouse is open from 9am all day every day and welcomes both golf and nongolfing guests. They offer something for everyone, from local beers and ales to full English breakfast, Sunday lunches and even fine dining options.
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Oxford Golf Club is the perfect destination for those seeking a relaxing golf break. The serene setting of the club, combined with the historic charm and vibrant culture of Oxford, creates an ideal environment for a refreshing getaway. Imagine starting your day with a leisurely round of golf, followed by exploring the rich history and stunning architecture of Oxford, and ending the day with a delicious meal at the clubhouse.
Additionally, Oxford Golf Club is particularly wellsuited for group outings, corporate events, and friendly competitions. Located in the heart of the city of Oxford, the club provides a testing and historic 18-hole golf course, fantastic members’ lounge, separate function and meeting areas, catering facilities, as well as free parking.
The club also offers a comprehensive range of Society packages to suit all requirements without compromising on the quality of the experience. These packages can include everything from reserved tee times, group coaching sessions, customised dining experiences, and post-round refreshments.
While the golf course itself is a major draw, the surrounding city of Oxford offers a wealth of activities and attractions to complement your visit. Rich in history and cultural heritage, Oxford is perfect for those who wish to combine their love of golf with other leisure pursuits. From exploring the historic university buildings and world-class museums to enjoying scenic walks and boat trips along the river, there is something for everyone.
The city of Oxford is renowned for its vibrant arts scene, with numerous theatres, galleries, and music venues offering a wide range of entertainment options. For history enthusiasts, a visit to the Ashmolean Museum or a guided tour of the famous colleges is a must. Food lovers will also find plenty to enjoy, with a diverse array of restaurants, pubs, and cafes serving up everything from traditional British fare to international cuisine.
Oxford Golf Club stands out as a premier destination for golf breaks and society golf in Oxford. With its stunning course, top-notch facilities, and welcoming atmosphere, the club offers a unique and memorable golfing experience. Whether you're planning a solo retreat, a group outing, or a corporate event, Oxford Golf Club provides the perfect setting to relax, play,
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.
Stay, Play, Spectate at Nailcote Hall
Often referred to as Britain’s Best Par 3 Course, the Cromwell Course at Nailcote Hall features nine holes that have been cleverly designed to ensure it is perfect for beginners but also provides a unique challenge to even the most accomplished of golfer.
Home to hazards of a full size golf course, players must find their way around no less than 23 bunkers, water hazards, tiered greens and tough pin positions
The course offers a challenging round for all levels of golfer demanding accuracy from each tee and is the ideal course for corporate and society golf days, as well as being the host of the Annual Farmfoods British Par 3 Championship, which took place across 9th – 12th August in 2022.
Enjoying a relaxed yet competitive environment, the championship was played long before the traditional Masters Par 3 prior to the main event. The Cromwell course took over hosting the event from The Palace Hotel in 1996 and has never looked back, going from strength to strength each year with a fantastic field of PGA Professionals and household golfing and sporting names in the Pro-Am.
There are also many sponsorship opportunities and an Open competition held in the run up to the event, which determines a lucky competitor who will rub shoulders with the Professionals on the Cromwell course in August. George Denley was this year’s amateur qualifier who was lucky enough to compete at the Championship.
Each year, the Championship is competed by some esteemed Professionals which have included Tommy Fleetwood, Danny Willet and Charley Hull. Whilst celebrities taking on the challenge in the Pro-Am have included Peter Schmeichel, Nigel Mansell CBE and Len Goodman to name but a few. The Championship’s Roll of Honour lists Tommy Fleetwood (2013), Eddie Pepperell (2014), Jarmo Sandelin (2019) and last year’s winner Andrew Marshall.
The Farmfoods British Par 3 Championship was a closed event in 2021 but crowds flocked back in 2022. For more information and to book tickets, please visit https:// britishpar3.com/
First-hand experience
Members of the Your Golfer Magazine team were lucky enough to enjoy a round on the Par 3 Cromwell course at Nailcote Hall.
“This Par 3 championship course is truly a hidden gem just outside historic city of culture Coventry. A course like no other we have played, it was maintained to perfection and offers nine uniquely stunning holes of golf ranging from 95 to 146 yards.
The Cromwell was a really interesting and true test of our short game with elevated greens, most with bunkers around them. All greens were surrounded with lush grass, whilst water comes into play on six of the nine holes.
Respite from bunkers on the last but with water short, long and left is another great test. This course isn’t about power it’s all about feel and finesse and there’s no wonder it is home to the Farmfoods British Par 3 Championship.
The Cromwell was great fun for all abilities. We cannot wait to play here again with the guarantee of a short game improvement. We really enjoyed the day, friendly staff and members in the wonderful 17th Century Country House Hotel. Fantastic for everyone’s short game and great fun!!”
Why not see for yourself?
Nailcote Hall is set in leafy Warwickshire, an ideal location for a golf break. The landlocked county is an attractive prospect with things to see and do for all the family – especially those carrying golf clubs!
A hallmark of Warwickshire golf is the many popular parkland courses with a few woodland thrown into the mix, some with a unique inland links-feel to them making the most of the natural surroundings and visited by a variety of wildlife.
Away from the golf course, the county is littered with country parks, quaint market towns and museums showcasing the county’s historical importance as well as the remarkable works of William Shakespeare who resided in the county.
A 17th Century Country House Hotel located in Balsall Common, Nailcote Hall has everything you could need on-site; the superb Par 3 golf course, conference and leisure facilities as well as fine dining experiences in The Oak Room restaurant.
Providing 4 star accommodation, the country house hotel offers 49 delightfully-appointed bedrooms and is perfect for all manner of stay and celebration, from golf breaks to romantic getaways.
Nailcote Hall Hotel is also one of Warwickshire’s premier wedding venues catering for small parties or larger parties in the superb marquee which can host up to 320 guests.
Enjoy the excellent, Weybrook Park Golf Club
Home to many top quality golf courses, Hampshire is situated on the very south shoreline of England with a history that dates back to Anglo-Saxon times and a passion for golf that has existed since at least the 19th Century.
The rolling hills, ancient forests and the fresh sea breeze of Hampshire make it a golfer’s delight and a much soughtafter destination for an enjoyable day’s golf or a longer golfing holiday for players of all abilities.
The region’s coastal location offers a fantastic opportunity to experience links golf as well as the many fantastic inland golf courses. Each have their own individual character blended with a passion for golf and laid-back personality that pervades the region.
Sunny Hampshire also benefits from fantastic weather during the summer months with temperatures regularly hitting the mid-30s. Popular locations in Hampshire include the New Forest National Park with its fauna and flora along with the most notable cities of Southampton and Bournemouth
Situated in Basingstoke, Weybrook Park Golf Club was founded in 1992 and moved to its present site in 1997. A friendly and welcoming golf club in the Hampshire Downs, Weybrook Park features a fantastic 27 hole golf course with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
The main 18 hole West Course was designed by Sandy Burrell and Ken Moodie of Creative Golf Design. The Par 72 course measures 6,808 yards from the championship tees and has a WHS slope rating of 126, presenting the downland style golf course as a true test for even the most accomplished of player.
The course’s unique layout sees it comprise four lakes meandering around a natural valley making it scenic as well as unique in golfing echelons, with many risk and reward challenges along the way.
The 9 hole East Course is a picturesque parkland. With a Par of 35, the course is an enjoyable nine holes with excellent views; strategically placed bunkers and a scattering of trees which delightfully compliment the main course, combining for a challenging 27 hole venue.
Both golf courses benefit from freedraining soil, resulting in all-year-round golf in the South of England. The chalk based terrain ensures that there are no temporary greens or tee boxes at Weybrook Park.
The club also has a host of excellent practice facilities including a purpose built driving range, x2 putting greens and short game practice area.
The Weybrook Park clubhouse building is superbly designed with its main focal point, a second floor bar area - the ideal retreat for a post round drink with friends or family.
The club’s experienced catering team create mouth-watering dishes for members and visitors to enjoy in the comfortable and airy lounges as well as outdoor dining spaces. The Weybrook Park clubhouse is the ideal venue for any kind of celebration, function or formal dining and can be hired as a venue.
The club offers a range of summer golf day packages starting from as little as £45 per golfer, which can be tailored to include 27 holes of golf and excellent catering options to suit the needs and most importantly budgets of the visiting party.
The club’s professional team will be on hand to offer advice and their services throughout the golf day, allowing the organiser to enjoy all that Weybrook Park Golf Club has to offer.
Kilworth Springs for a great day!
Founded in 1993 and overlooking the Avon Valley in South Leicestershire, Kilworth Springs Golf Club is the ideal venue for a social round of golf with friends or a meal and drinks. The club is a hub of activity that is enjoyed by members, visitors and their friends and families.
Easily accessed from all areas of the country, the 18 hole Kilworth Springs golf course has been superbly sculptured into a links style golf course. The front nine plays as a traditional links whilst the back nine adds water to the challenge.
The Par 72 Championship course measures 6,718 yards from the white tees and is well suited to beginners as well as the most accomplished of players. The course has matured quickly and is today regarded as one of the Midlands’ finest.
Set in rural Leicestershire, the course boasts stunning views of the surrounding rolling countryside and is one of the best draining golf course around, set on an oasis of sand and shale.
The Kilworth Springs clubhouse comprises of a comfortable bar space and the superblyappointed fountain room where guests can enjoy freshly prepared cuisine cooked by the club’s team of Head Chefs. Catering is provided through the week, from bar meals and afternoon teas to Sunday lunches and private functions. The club can cater for all manner of social occasion.
Kilworth Springs Golf Club is also recognised as a premier wedding venue in Leicestershire, with the golf course a fantastic backdrop to the big day.
Societies and corporate groups are welcome at Kilworth Springs throughout the week. The club offers a variety of packages which can be tailored to meet the requirements of the visiting party.
The club provides a relaxed and welcoming environment for visiting society groups, with the club’s professional team on hand throughout the day to create a truly memorable golfing experience.
Forest Hill Golf Club
Located in the heart of England, the land-locked county of Leicestershire is definitely one where visitors are able to experience the great outdoors and, one of the friendliest regions that you’ll come across on your golfing travels.
Leicestershire encompasses stunning countryside and some of the country’s finest golf courses. For a real taste of the golf courses that are located in Leicestershire, you’ll need a few days to soak it all up. With this in mind, the county offers a mixture of accommodation providers, each with attractive packages for visiting golfing groups.
With the Rivers Soar, Avon and Welland meandering through the county, Leicestershire has become increasingly well known for its impressive collection of parkland golf courses; some of which have produced some fine golfers such as two times British Amateur champion and Walker Cup legend, Gary Wolstenholme.
All in all, the county can offer visitors a memorable afternoon’s golf which should not be missed.
A premier golf and conference centre located close to Leicester, Forest Hill Golf Club offers a challenging golf course accompanied by excellent facilities for golfers and corporate delegates.
Located in the village of Botcheston, Forest Hill Golf Club was founded in 1991 when the course was first developed. Extended in 2006, the Forest Hill golf course now features two loops of nine holes and plays as a Par 73.
The course stretches over an undulating semiwooded landscape forming part of the National Forest and boasts magnificent views over the surrounding countryside. Forest Hill presents a tough but enjoyable challenge for all.
The driving range at Forest Hill Golf Club undertook extensive redevelopment in 2021 and now features 20 floodlit bays with TopTracer technology. A golf simulator is also available and food and drinks are served seven days a week in the range.
The excellent Forest Hill GC clubhouse building is a hub of activity and ideal for socialising, meetings, events and all manner of celebrations. From the comfortable lounge bar to superbly appointed meeting and conference rooms, the club offers excellent catering options and a fully stocked bar offering a range of beers, wine, spirits and soft drinks.
Society groups are welcome throughout the week with packages combing golf on the championship golf course with various dining options. The club’s team can tailor the golf day to meet the requirements and most importantly, budget of the visiting party whilst the Forest Hill professional team will be on hand to support the organiser on the day.
A golfing break to Dorset must include Wolfedale Golf Course
One of England’s prettiest counties, Dorset offers a wide selection of golf courses with plenty to see and do both on and off the golf course.
There are an abundance of great, reasonably priced hotels in the town centres’ near to some of the region’s top courses - for visiting groups this is ideal for nightlife, eateries and ease of travel to the golf course of choice.
Dorset’s majestic scenery attracts golfers from all over the country and beyond. With a choice of inland or coastal links-styled golf or parkland golf course, designed by some of the most renowned golf course architects, there is plenty to whet your appetite.
The English county of Dorset really does boast a course for everyone and particularly those who appreciate the English countryside in all its splendour.
On Par with the Country's Best Courses
Wolfedale Golf Club in Charminster is no exception to this. Set in beautiful parkland surroundings with panoramic views of the picturesque Dorset countryside towards Hardy’s Monument and Prince Charles’ new village, Poundbury; the golf course caters for all skills and levels of player.
Following the completion of your round, relax in the aptly-named, Caddy Shack which offers a wide selection of beverages as well as meals and snacks throughout the day; from sandwiches through to curries, pies and chilli. Roast dinners and full meals are available for visiting societies who can couple the excellent dining options with a round of 18 or 36-holes of golf on the Wolfedale championship course.
It is no surprise that Wolfedale is a popular choice among golfing parties visiting Dorset for their annual golf break.
The expert, friendly staff team are always on hand to help with the smooth running of your event and look forward welcoming you to Wolfedale Golf Club.
Sherwood Forest Golf Club
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Your East Midlands Golfer focusing on bringing readers the best golf course and club facilities in the region, providing a comprehensive which will help organisers arrange their calendars for the forthcoming golfing season.
The East Midlands is packed full of fantastic golf courses and is home to many hidden parkland gems. However, one course stands tall above all others due to its history, pedigree and golfing excellent.
Located in East Mansfield, Sherwood Forest Golf Club features an established heathland golf course, set alongside the pines, silver birch and oak trees of Clipstone Woods within the legendary Sherwood Forest.
One of the oldest and finest heathland golf courses in Great Britain and a regular feature in the Top 100 Courses, the course was initially designed by Harry Colt, but was later enhanced by legendary golf course architect, James Braid.
The par 70 golf course measures a whopping 6,806 yards from the championship tees and features no less than ninety eight bunkers as well as long carries over punishing swathes of heather. Sherwood Forest is not for the faint-hearted and represents a true test of golf for even the most accomplished of golfer.
Relax and unwind
The Sherwood Forest clubhouse is home to several spacious lounges and comfortable bar areas as well as a superbly-appointed restaurant which can seat up to 80 guests at any one time.
With stunning views overlooking the golf course and beyond to the majestic Nottinghamshire countryside, the club’s first class dining options are renowned in the region. Visitors can impress their palates with everything from a simple bar snack following a round to more formal dining arrangements and large private functions.
The clubhouse building also houses the Sherwood Forest Professional Shop which stocks the latest golfing gear as well as being home to a wonderful golf studio, complete with practice nets and swing analysis equipment. Nottinghamshire is full of superb golf courses with a large number of society groups visiting the region.
The quiet market towns and rolling hills of Nottinghamshire coupled with the cosmopolitan city life makes Nottinghamshire a county of great contrasts. Sheltered by the Pennines to the west, the county receives low levels of rainfall and with golf course meandering around the River Trent, the region offers an ideal retreat for golf breaks.
One of England’s most impressive golf courses, Sherwood Forest is a special place. Visitors can hardly draw breath as they take in magnificent views of the golf course and the imposing clubhouse when driving up the long driveway amidst the gently rolling hills of the North Nottinghamshire countryside in the heart of Robin Hood country.
Societies and Corporate groups are welcome to Sherwood Forest Golf Club all year round. The club offer a variety of reasonably priced packages which can be tailored to include catering items whilst, the Professional team will be on hand to ensure that the day runs smoothly.
info@sherwoodforestgolfclub.co.uk
The North EastIncreasingly in popularity
Over the past five or six years, Northumberland has developed into one of the UK’s favourite golf break destinations with plenty of things to see and do in the area as well as on-course accommodation at some of the country’s finest purpose built golfing resorts.
The northern region offers a blend of unique golfing challenges from rolling parkland golf courses to the inland links-style courses meandering through the surrounding, picturesque countryside on the north coast.
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Longhirst Golf Club offers three beautifully presented but uniquely different golf courses. The Dawson, Lakes and The Old Course are all eighteen hole layouts which take on the American-style of lakeland golf courses, set in the stunning surroundings of the Northumberland countryside.
The par 72, Dawson course offers wider fairways and larger greens for an easy-going round of golf whereas, the par 70 Lakes golf course calls for a true test of accuracy with tight fairways and strategically placed water hazards. Whilst, the Old Course was opened in 1997 and has been skilfully modelled to provide some of the most stunning golf holes in the country.
Relax and unwind
Longhirst boasts a superblyappointed, relaxing and friendly clubhouse which is ideal place to start and finish a round. The clubhouse offers traditional, hearty food and a well-stocked bar which is available for members and visitors to enjoy. The club’s lounge and dining room area provides spectacular panoramic views of the golf course and beyond to the surrounding Northumberland countryside and provides the ideal venue for all manner of events, from a quiet drink with friends to a more formal dining occasion or business meeting.
Why not see for yourself?
The county town of Morpeth is the number one location for stylish shopping and rich history in Northumberland. Combining the traditional with the modern, the quaint market town features many reasonably priced accommodation providers and plenty to see and do away from the golf course. Within a short distance of Morpeth, visitors to the area can explore large open spaces, country parks and estates. The county town of Northumberland also hosts farmers markets during the week with local produce and ingredients aplenty.
The award-winning, Longhirst Golf Club offers some of the largest golf days in the North East of England. The Club’s three golf courses easily accommodate society groups on any day of the week and, with 20 years’ experience of providing excellent society and corporate days, no stone is left unturned.
A golf day at Longhirst combines a wonderful golf course with excellent dining and hospitality, whether it a simple bacon roll and coffee on arrival or a scrumptious three-course meal following completion of the round – the Longhirst team are on hand every step of the way, to ensure that the day runs smoothly throughout.
In partnership with The Portland Hotel, Bar & Grill in nearby Ashington, Longhirst Golf Club can also offer fantastic ‘stay and play’ deals for visiting societies and golfing groups with Bed and Breakfast accommodation including golf from as little as £70 per night per person.
A cottage can also be rented for a golfing stay in Longhirst village which is a short distance from the golf course.
“Everyone gets a game” is the club motto at Grim’s Dyke Golf Club. Located in Hatch End, equidistant from Harrow on the Hill & Watford town centres, Grim’s Dyke Golf Club is conveniently close to major road links such as the m25 & m1. With close rail and tube links the centre of London is also just a 30 minute journey by train.
With the Middlesex / Hertfordshire border running through the course there are commanding views to take in over both counties and on several holes visitors can attempt to boom drives from one county to another.
With a long and rich history, Grim’s Dyke Golf club was officially opened as a nine hole golf course in June 1910. Plans were drawn to extend the course to 18 holes in 1921 and the services of world renowned golf course architect, James Braid were instructed.
Today, the Grim’s Dyke golf course represents a challenge to members and visitors alike. The Par 68 has a WHS course rating of 67.2 and slope rating of 117 from the white tees and is maintained to the highest of standards.
Displaying how suitable a course it is as a test for all levels of golfer; club teams achieved historic successes last season with the Tigers & Foxes teams both completing trebles in prestigious Middlesex County events while the Rabbits section also enjoyed a league & cup double.
Home to tree lined fairways and tricky greens, the course benefits from new drainage works to several greens. For societies and guests a two tee start is an option if organisers are keen to get everyone back to the clubhouse as quickly as possible for a post round refreshment and meal before any prize presentation.
The bar area is a hub of activity in the clubhouse whilst the comfortable lounge and dining room can accommodate up to 100 guests at any one time. A smaller room, The Gilbert is available for smaller meetings and society groups.
The club’s bar offers a great selection of drinks and its catering team have a reputation of great food at reasonable prices.
Grim’s Dyke Golf Club also has a great reputation of delivering wonderful society and corporate golf days. An easy walking golf course, it provides a true test of golf for even the most accomplished of golfer.
A variety of customisable golf day package are available combining excellent golf and wonderful dining options to create the perfect day.
The GDGC events team are able to assist as much or as little as required leaving your society organiser to enjoy the course and all that Grim’s Dyke Golf Club has to offer.
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.
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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.
01934 626 968
gm@westonsupermaregolfclub.com
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.
Meaford Rd | Barlaston | Stone | ST15 8UX
Alresford Golf Club
A gem of a course in a gem of a town…
The golf courses in Hampshire are truly outstanding with a great variety of different layouts to choose from. The region offers an abundance of golf courses, resorts and stay and play locations to entertain all tastes and budgets.
Hampshire’s coastal location offers some truly exceptional links golf opportunities as well as inland parkland and rare downland. Each courses’ Individual character, coupled with the fantastic weather that the county benefits from during the summer months, make it an ideal location for a golf break.
The handsome Georgian town of Alresford which is located in the City of Winchester district of Hampshire Voted Country Life’s Favourite Market Town in the south east, Alresford is also known for its specialist shops, old-fashioned inns, smart bistros and traditional tea rooms.
Founded in 1890, Alresford Golf Club has developed into one of the most attractive and challenging courses in the south of England. The course was extended to its current layout in 1993.
Offering views of the South Downs National Park and the surrounding Hampshire countryside it is one of only 30 downland courses in England, the course is playable all-year-round due to its chalk characteristics and this coupled with its reputation for overall course presentation is why it has regularly been chosen to host County amateur and PGA competitions.
The picturesque and easy-walking setting on the slopes of Tichborne Down feature no less than five tricky par 3s and carefully contoured fairways which are a challenge to even the most accomplished of golfer. The 11th and 12th holes are considered to be two of the best Par 4’s in the county.
The recently refurbished clubhouse at Alresford Golf Club offers excellent bar and catering facilities and is unique in that it offers wonderful views across the course from the patio for those enjoying a post game refreshment.
Alresford’s bar and catering services are professionally provided by the kitchen throughout the year with a reasonably priced variety of drinks, light bite snacks and meals. The club also caters for formal dining and a wide variety of social functions. Society visitors are welcomed Monday to Friday with a number of summer and winter packages which can be tailored to the requirements of the visiting group. The number of returning groups each year is a testament to the quality of the course and the warmand friendly welcome they recieve each time.
Mid Herts Golf Club
Nestled in the Hertfordshire countryside is the warm and welcoming Mid golf course designed by five times Open Champion James Braid, Mi
Hertfordshire, a beautiful county in southern England, features a unique blend of rolling countryside and busy towns but also a variety of excellent golf courses that are the perfect place to escape the city. With several magnificent courses that feature in the Top 100 golf courses, visitors really are spoilt for choice when playing golf in Hertfordshire.
Founded in 1892, Mid Herts Golf Club is one of the country’s remaining original golf courses. The Club’s heathland setting, warm welcome and modern facilities have made it a well-loved golf course for members and visitors alike.
Mid Herts is a beautiful heathland course and a haven for wildlife. Over ninety bird boxes have been installed over the years with red kites, great spotted woodpeckers, tawny owls and and nuthatch are regularly seen, as well as bats.
Under the guidance of renowned golf course architect, James Braid, Mid Herts was extended to 18-holes in 1923. Laid out across one of Hertfordshire’s few remaining lowland heathlands and acid grasslands, the varied golf course offers a dynamic and challenging round with natural undulations, hazards and greens that run true and quick with intriguing breaks.
Since our 100th anniversary in 1992 there has been considerable investment in all aspect of our course, with the clubhouse extensively redeveloped and refurbished in 2000. In recent times the clubhouse bar and dining area has been completely refurbished together with the locker rooms and we have moved away from having a traditional Pro Shop. We now have ‘The Hub’ model which is widely used on the Continent and in the United States and also have a fully functioning halfway house as well as a new young vibrant catering team. You can rest assured that you will be spoilt for choice with your menu selection and all dietary requirements can be accommodated.
The Club is planning to become largely selfsufficient with electricity already coming from solar panels and in 2020 we installed our own borehole for water to be supplied to the course
A classic heathland terrain
Herts Golf Club. As one of the oldest golf clubs in the country and with a Mid Herts offers a true golfing test and experience for any golfer.
As a golf club, Mid Herts understand that each society and corporate golf day is special and unique and should be tailored to the specific needs and requirements of the visiting group.With this in mind, a variety of summer and winter packages are available with a fleet of 7 buggies available for hire and all societies receive a complimentary bottle of water & chocolate bar.
A challenging course, excellent catering and a beautifully-appointed clubhouse provide all that is needed for a memorable experience.
On arrival you will be warmly welcomed by The Hub Team and larger groups will have a starter on the day to ensure the smooth running of your event.
One of the best golf courses in Hertfordshire.
Welwyn Garden City Golf club | Mannicotts | High
You really are spoilt for choice when playing golf in Hertfordshire. Although just a thirty-minute journey from London, the county’s peaceful charm and rural elegance is refreshing. The green county offers an abundance of luscious fields and gardens with the splendid backdrop of the Chiltern Hills.
The region’s golf courses are a fine example of parkland courses with natural hazards and wonderful views over the surrounding countryside. Hertfordshire offers golf in a truly serene setting.
The second garden city in the country, Welwyn Garden City is a town designed for healthy living.
Welwyn Garden City Golf Club was founded in 1923 when a group of residents were responsible for the formulation of the golf club. In 1927, the course was extended to 16-holes but deemed inappropriate and a further two holes added to create the eighteen holes that have become so wellloved by members at the Club.
Welwyn Garden City Golf club | Mannicotts | High
Sir Nick Faldo was once a member of Welwyn Garden City Golf Club and has a long-association with the club. A board is on display to welcome visitors, detailing the number of titles he has won in his illustrious golfing career.
Highly-regarded as one of the best golf courses in Hertfordshire, the narrow fairways and small greens of the Welwyn Garden City course offer a challenging but fair test to golfers of all levels.
The golf course features superb drainage and irrigation systems making it the ideal venue for all-year-round golf.
The clubhouse at Welwyn Garden City Golf Club is renowned for its friendly, sociable and welcoming atmosphere with a relaxing bar, ideally-appointed to discuss the issues of the day or contemplate what might have been on the testing greens. The clubhouse also features a sports bar showing the latest sports and a spike and lounge bar.
The newly refurbished patio area is a fantastic location to al fresco dining with panoramic views of the golf course. Set menus and specials are available daily in the bar but the Club also offers an elegant dining room catering for all functions and events.
A friendly members’ golf club with a warm welcome for all visitors, providing a test for all standards of golfer.
The Head Chef and her team pride themselves on the use of fresh ingredients to prepare modern, mouth-watering cuisine to suit all palates.
Welwyn Garden City Golf Club is an excellent choice for visiting societies. With a variety of packages offering exceptional value for money, the packages combine the excellent golf course, fantastic clubhouse facilities and friendly staff who are happy to tailor a bespoke golf day to meet your needs.
With all-year-round playability, the Club is able to offer a variety of summer and winter packages.
Oaks Road | Welwyn Garden City |
FLAMBOROUGH HEAD GOLF CLUB
Fantastic golf in picturesque surroundings, East Riding
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 breath-taking 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, the county of 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.
Beyond the Humber Estuary, the East Riding area of Yorkshire is completed by low chalk hills and the Yorkshire Wolds. Naturally undulating, the landscape is elevated with the gently rolling landscape encased by numerous deep-sized valleys. Designated as a Heritage Coast, at Flamborough Head the chalk hills rise to form high chalk cliffs, where there are water-worn cave and stacks along the shore.
Founded in 1931, Flamborough Head Golf Club is renowned as the ‘Friendliest Golf Club On The Yorkshire Coast’.
East Riding is made up of several quaint market towns with close road links to the A15 and offers fantastic heathland golf in picturesque countryside surroundings.
Perched high on the cliff tops, the eighteen hole golf course, moulded around the contours of the famous headland which gives the club its name, affords an enjoyable test for members and visitors of all abilities. The course can be played throughout the year, with the greens being well presented in the winter months as they are during the summer.
The par 71 golf course, measuring 6,244 yards from the championship tees boasts panoramic views of the North Sea and two light houses which date back to 1674, one of which is located next to the 5th tee.
The idyllically placed, Flamborough Head clubhouse building also boasts magnificent cliff top views. The ideal place to relax and unwind following a challenging round on the Flamborough Head course.
The golf club offer a range of golf packages to suit all needs and budgets with a simple society day starting from as little as £23 per golfer.
Flamborough Head GC’s packages can be tailored to include as much or as little as the organiser would like, with a dedicated professional team on hand to ensure that the event runs smoothly.
Stay and play deals are also available in the on-course bed & breakfast accommodation. Situated next to the 1st tee it sleeps up to four golfers with modern facilities and excellent views across the North Sea - ideal for a golf break and a perfect base for exploring East Riding.
Cleveland Golf Club
Established 1887
Please quote the code YGM2022/23SEC01 when enquiring about visits or packages
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. Revellers can also experience the thrills of Leeds or Newcastle city centre; perfect for a night on the tiles.
The North East truly does have everything to satisfy the demands of a top class golf break.
Established in 1887, Cleveland Golf Club features a true championship links golf course. Which is recognised as the oldest course in the county of Yorkshire, Initially a 9-hole course and later extended to 18 holes in 1890, in 1898 the club commissioned ‘Old’ Tom Morris to travel south and run his eye over the course, later being quoted as saying “Cleveland Golf Club has all the hallmarks of being a first-rate course.
The Club has hosted many county and professional competitions over the years including, most recently, the English Golf Union county finals in 2007.
Boasting spectacular views across the beautiful North East coastline, the Cleveland course represents a true test of golf especially when the wind is blowing!
Blessed with some magnificent golf and vibrant towns and cities, the all-rounders perfect destination
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Following your round, why not enjoy a relaxing drink, meal or bar snack whilst taking in the stunning panoramic views of the golf course.
Cleveland Golf Club moved into a new clubhouse in April 2002, which was officially opened by Sir Michael Bonallack on 31st May 2002. The modern clubhouse features a comfortable bar and lounge area on its upper level with magnificent views across the course and further out to sea.
The well-stocked, friendly bar is light and spacious with sports television and a full-size snooker table.
The golf club prides itself on excellent catering and offers special lunches and menus six days a week. Cleveland GC hosts many social events throughout the year as well as regularly catering for visiting groups.
Societies and corporate golf visitors are welcome to Cleveland Golf Club throughout the year. The Club offer a variety of packages which can be tailored to meet the needs and requirements of groups of eight or more golfers.
Packages combine excellent golf, excellent dining options and a dedicated professional team who are on hand to ensure that your event runs smoothly, allowing you to enjoy all that Cleveland Golf Club has to offer. It is no wonder that many visitors return to the golf club year-after-year.
Upchurch River Valley Golf Course
Kent has the immortal reputation as the garden of England, with lusciously green rolling hills and parkland. This makes it an incredible area for golf, attracting golf society tours from all over the UK. Upchurch River Valley Golf Course, is one of just a few with the envious position between the declared area of outstanding beauty, Kent Downs, and the River Medway.
Located just 15 minutes from the charming town of Gillingham, Upchurch River Valley golf club are quickly building a reputation for their commitment to providing high quality courses at more than competitive greens fees.
This well maintained and well thought out course may be next highlight of your golfing year.
The course boasts outstanding views of the Kent countryside, perfect for the keen ambler to enjoy over a long weekend. Set in 120 acres of parkland, the natural geography of the area makes for an interesting round of golf.
The neighbouring towns of Rochester, with its impressive 12th Century castle, and Chatham, with its legendary dockyard, makes the area perfect for exploring. The area has numerous links to national treasure and author, Charles Dickens, who is reported to have been inspired by the towns surrounding the Medway River in his childhood.
With many settings enshrined into great works of English literature, the area continues to inspire its visitors with its enchanting cultural heritage and alluring natural landscape.
Ever since its opening 1991, architects have praised the drainage of the land, meaning the course is playable all year round. With an 18 hole course, and two 9 hole courses (short and long), this club is a gift that keeps on giving, ideal for those who can’t manage a full 18, or golf society tours looking to maximise playing time whilst minimizing travel.
The highest part of the course has views of the Medway and Thames Estuary, so you won’t want to tee off in a hurry. As an insurance measure, Upchurch River Valley Golf Club also vows to maintain its temporary greens to ensure a high quality round of golf whatever the weather.
As well as multiple course layouts, the club is also home to a large and fully equipped pro-shop, stocking the best brands in golf.
The club also has a driving range to help get your eye in for the long drives on the course. The clubhouse is more than capable of hosting any event with elegance and comfort, as well as providing a range of food and drink to weary golfers all through the day, all at a competitive price. With the Poolside bar, and the River’s restaurant both available for hire they can accommodate events of all kinds.
In an area steeped in history and natural beauty, and 3 courses that will keep you on your toes, Upchurch River Valley Golf Club would make an excellent addition to any golf tour, or simply provide an amazing weekend away.
Blackwell Grange Golf Club, Darlington
A wonderfully-appointed, par 71 parkland golf course – Blackwell Grange presents a test for all ages and abilities of golfer with a WHS course rating of 71.0 and a slope rating of 125. Measuring 6,450 yards from the championship tees, the golf course is set in 145 acres of uniquely varied landscape with the River Skerne looping around its fairways. Venue of the largest Pro-Am in the region, the course is easy to play but difficult to master.
Aside from the superb course, Blackwell Grange is also home to an excellent fifteen-bay floodlit driving range, practice chipping green and a large putting green synonymous with the putting surfaces out on the championship golf course.
The Blackwell Grange clubhouse is the ideal place to relax in attractive, friendly surroundings. The recently refurbished clubhouse building offers a quiet retreat to enjoy a drink or bite to eat after a round or it can be used as the venue for all manner of social functions and family celebrations.
The club’s catering team provides a daily snack menu, as well as offering a seasonal specials menu and delicious home made cakes and pastries for afternoon teas.
Adjacent to the Range is Blackwell Grange’s excellent Professional shop which stocks the latest clothing, equipment and accessories from some of the game’s leading manufacturers as well as housing a Trackman fitting and teaching studio.
Blackwell Grange Golf Club extends a warm welcome to visitors throughout the year with an array of wonderful golf day packages available for groups of twelve or more.
Whether paying for a single green fee or as part of a visiting society group, you’re sure to find the cost of playing at Blackwell Grange very reasonable for a course of its standing.
For readers of Your Golfer, we are offering a great weekday society deal to include:
Bacon Roll with tea of coffee on arrival 18 hole green fee
1 course after golf meal menu
Cost for the offer - £40.00
Tee times will be subject to availability so just contact us to book your visit in.
The club’s highly professional team will be on hand for the duration of your visit to ensure that your day runs smoothly and that the organiser is left free to enjoy all that Blackwell Grange Golf Club has to offer.
On the border of County Durham and North Yorkshire, Darlington is situated close to the major cities of Newcastle, Leeds and Bradford and is packed full of history and culture. Lying on the banks of the Rivers Tees and Skerne, the town is often affectionately referred to as ‘Darlo’ and has a reputation as one of the finest and most vibrant market towns in the north of England.
Darlington town centre is a mixture of the old and new with an abundance of independent shops, quaint cafes, bars and restaurants for the enjoyment of all the family.
Visitors are never short of options in the North East with something to see and do for the whole family. Darlington also offers great value on a variety of luxury hotels and other affordable accommodation outlets.
Seascale Golf Club
The perfect place to enjoy a great day, both on and off the course.
The West Coast of Cumbria features a fabulous abundance of golf courses representing different challenges, whilst matching all levels and experience. From genuine Championship links golf courses, pay-to-play nine-hole versions and inland courses with parkland surroundings, the region really does have it all!
A jewel in the crown of the West Coast’s golfing charm is, Seascale Golf Club with its views of the Isle of Man; Scotland to the West and the mountains of the Lake District to the east.
Founded 1893, the traditional links golf course was designed by renowned duo, Willie Campbell and George Lowe.
Today, the coastal links is maintained to the highest of golfing standards. The par 71 golf course which measures 6, 370 yards from the championship white tees calls for accuracy from the tee and good course management skills to shoot a low score.
As well as the championship links golf course, Seascale Golf Club is also home to excellent practice facilities with a large long game practice ground and short game practice facilities which enable members and visitors to touch up on their pitching, chipping and putting before taking on the fairways of the main Seascale golf course.
As testimony to the management and green keeping team at Seascale Golf Club, the award-winning golf course is playable all-year-round with its excellent, manicured fairways and true-running greens being presented as beautifully in the winter months as it is in the summer.
Relax and unwind
The superb clubhouse at Seascale offers a range of facilities aswell as excellent catering and a fully stocked bar. The club’s superb, modern facilities can also cater for up to 25 delegates for a corporate golf day or business meeting.
Exceptional catering is on the menu at Seascale Golf Club. One of Cumbria’s premier dining venues, the golf club can accommodate up to 60 guests in the well-appointed and elegantly decorated restaurant. Seascale’s team have the experience and expertise to cater for everything from a simple lunch to two and three course meals and more formal dining occasions. The club can also cater for all manner of social occasions and family celebration with fantastic venue hire prices available on request.
“The course has been listed in ‘Rolex’s World Top 1000 Golf Courses’ which only features 282 other courses throughout the whole of Europe. Top100GolfCourses.co.uk also rate the course among the top 100 golf courses in England”.
Well worth a visit
A beautifully-appointed rolling links with tricky greens and even trickier pin positions, visitors are encouraged to enjoy the setting, challenge and hospitality of Seascale Golf Club. Offering reasonably-priced green fees and a full calendar of Open competitions, visitors are more than welcome to experience Seascale Golf Club’s excellent seaside links golf course and hospitality that is second to none.
All-year-round availability and very competitive rates are available for visiting groups and societies through a host of summer and winter packages, which include catering options prior to a round and also food and drink after a round.Seascale Golf Club have also entered partnerships with local hotels allowing visitors to the region to take advantage of some fantastic stay & play deals, combing bed & breakfast accommodation with excellent golf on the Seascale championship links golf course.
With breath-taking views of the surrounding mountains, this English Amateur Open Championship course offers a great day out with an outstanding setting with visitors made to feel welcome both on and off the course.
The County Course, Northamptonshire
Founded in 1909, Northamptonshire County Golf Club is ranked in the UK’s top 100 golf courses and is regularly used as an Open qualifying venue.
The Par 70 golf course measures 6,716 yards from the black tees and has a WHS slope rating of 126 complementing its challenging approaches and beautiful scenery. The Harry S. Colt designed County course located in Church Brampton ensures that good golf is suitably rewarded.
The club is home to some of the region’s best practice facilities and also boasts a fantastic short game area.
The Northamptonshire County clubhouse building has been extended and refurbished over the years. The club’s bar sits central to the clubhouse’s friendly and welcoming atmosphere with comfortable lounge spaces and a superbly appointed dining room seating up to 100 guests.
The ideal venue for drinks with friends and family pre and post round, the clubhouse also features a spacious veranda which is ideal for al fresco eating and drinking during the summer months, whilst enjoying stunning views across the golf course.
County Golf Club supports, encourages and welcomes societies and groups. Offering a range of packages that can be tailored to create the perfect customised golf day complete with excellent golf and dining options.
The club’s Professional team will also be on hand to assist with the organisation of the day, leaving the organiser to enjoy all that Northamptonshire County Golf Club has to offer!
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.
The Wilmslow Golf Club
Burton on Trent Golf Club
Since 1894
Known for its brewing history and industrial heritage, Burton on with its convenient central location
The central location makes Burton on Trent and the surrounding area a frequent destination for business visitors. But equally, the area provides access to some of the country’s major attractions and places to visit in close proximity. You don’t need to travel far to find Branston Water Park and Barton Marina, not forgetting of course the National Brewery Centre.
But there is one other gem that shouldn’t be missed when in the area. Burton on Trent Golf Club is a golf course steeped in history, with over 100 years of competitive play at its current historic location. It is set in 150 acres of woodland in a tranquil setting near Bretby on the outskirts of Burton on Trent. With immaculate fairways, fast multi-tiered greens and an 'Augusta Style' 18th hole, a visit to Burton on Trent Golf Club will be an enjoyable and memorable one, regardless of your finishing score.
on Trent attracts both business and tourist visitors each year, location in South Derbyshire.
A superb location for Golf or to celebrate your special occasion.
An undulating golf course set in 150 acres of land, its tree lined fairways require accuracy from the tee. With three of the four par 3’s being uphill it makes them difficult holes. The fast sloping greens require a gentle touch. The 6579-yard course is one of the finest in the Midlands providing a stern test for golfers of all levels.
The mature course offers a serious challenge from beginner to even the lowest handicapper with accuracy, course management and shot selection being critical to maintain a low score.
Visitors are welcome in the clubhouse to enjoy food and drink. All dietary needs are catered for and a fine selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages awaits to quench your thirst whilst overlooking the picturesque 18th green. Visitors and societies are welcome with great packages available to suit all needs. The clubhouse is available for private functions and meeting and conferences can also be accommodated.
Highly experienced head professional Gary Stafford also runs the Pro-Shop. Gary and colleague Ben Jenks offer a custom fitting facility on Ping golf clubs and throughout the year Gary organises Ping and Cobra fitting days. The shop offers the new range of Puma, Footjoy and Ping range of Gents clothing and carries a large range of Ladies clothing from Glenmuir, Island Green and Puma.
Both Gary and Ben work on coaching with all levels of golfers and can design a programme to suit individual needs. They have specific coaching programmes and events for ladies and junior groups.
The Golf Club is a very popular choice for societies, welcoming groups of 16 and above on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. A wide choice of menu, excellent facilities and 18 holes or 27 holes of golf on the excellent Harry Colt designed course ensures everyone has a memorable day.
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.
Newbiggin Golf Club
Blessed with some magnificent golf courses, glorious landscapes and vibrant towns and cities, the North East of England offers an all-rounders perfect destination for a golf break.
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. Away from the golf course, discover points of cultural and historical interest including the legacy of the Roman Empire and Hadrian’s Wall. Revellers can also experience the thrills of Leeds or Newcastle city centre; perfect for a night on the tiles.
The North East Coast of England is amongst some of the most rugged and charming coastlines in the whole of the UK. It has plenty of golf courses to choose from and is a wonderful destination for a UK golf holiday.
Idyllically located in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Newbiggin Golf Club’s superb course features in Today’s Golfer Top 200 golf courses. The 18 hole coastal links golf course makes use of its surrounding terrain and is open to the elements calling for accuracy and bravery from tees to greens!
The course plays as a Par 72 from the championship white tees. With a WHS course rating of 72.40 and slope rating of 135, Newbiggin represents a fair but testing challenge for even the most accomplished of golfer, especially when the wind is blowing!
The current clubhouse building at Newbiggin Golf Club was opened in 1973 and is home to a friendly, welcoming ambience. Members and visitors can enjoy a drink or bite to eat in the clubhouse’s comfortable surroundings whilst enjoying stunning views over the golf course
. The spacious bar also features a full size snooker table.
Societies and travelling golfers are welcome throughout the week with the Newbiggin professional team on hand to help coordinate the golf day to create the most fantastic of memories at Newbiggin Golf Club.
The club offers a range of golf day packages which can be tailored to meet the needs of the visiting party whilst the many local accommodation provider make a round at Newbiggin one to consider when arranging an annual golf break.
Waterlooville Golf Club
Home to many top quality golf courses, Hampshire is situated on the very south shoreline of England with a history that dates back to AngloSaxon times and a passion for golf that has existed since at least the 19th Century.
The rolling hills, ancient forests and the fresh sea breeze of Hampshire make it a golfer’s delight and a much sought-after destination for an enjoyable day’s golf or a longer golfing holiday for players of all abilities.
The region’s coastal location offers a fantastic opportunity to experience links golf as well as the many fantastic inland golf courses. Each have their own individual character blended with a passion for golf and laid-back personality that pervades the region.
One such coastal resort, situated 70 miles south west of London is Portsmouth.
Popular for student gap years, as well as being a dedicated University City, Portsmouth is a popular choice for family breaks, romantic breaks and sporting breaks with excellent golf and football experiences available in the City.
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It is also home to HMNB Portsmouth; an operational Royal Navy base – nicknamed Pompey, a name it shares with the wider city and football team, Portsmouth FC.
At the heart of Portsmouth is its historic dockyard, home to the Lord Nelson and the Mary Rose. The waterfront and harbour skyline is dominated by the 170 metre tall, Spinnaker Tower – one of the UK’s largest structures.
From sight-seeing to fun-filled nightlife, the waterfront City of Portsmouth has it all. Fantastic things to do all year round and an action packed program of events make the location an ideal destination a break.
Stacked full of theatres, maritime museums and excellent shopping facilities at the Gunwharf Quays with its outlet shops offering huge discounts on some famous brands, the City hosts regular festivals and seasonal entertainment productions.
During the summer months, visitors can take in the fresh sea air on the cities beaches. Portsmouth has appeared in countless films and television shows, and has even featured in Hollywood Blockbusters!
Also in the area is the declared area of outstanding natural beauty, Chichester Harbour and the 1,000 acre Staunton Country Park, perfect for exploring with the whole family. This area truly is a picture of what is quintessentially British, with stunning natural scenery and sleepy coastal towns. South Hampshire is also home to a number of high quality golf courses, of which Waterlooville Golf Club is hailed as one of the best. With plenty to see and do, its not surprising that avid golfers, with their families, and touring golfing societies are flocking to the area in droves to enjoy the beauty of the area.
Originally laid out in 1907, the course at Waterlooville underwent a series of improvements in 2019. Projects included the implementation of a new irrigation system with Topturf replacing the previous irrigation with a modern system, allowing greenkeepers to water a greater area whilst minimising water wastage - keeping the playing surfaces at peak condition all season. This then culminated in Waterlooville being Hampshire Golf Club of the year by Your Golfer Magazine. The £240k project saw the installation of new pipework, as well as a new pumphouse featuring two pumps.
Durabunker were also instructed by the club to renovate twenty-three of the course’s bunkers. Twenty-three bunkers were then renovated with two of the larger bunkers being split into two new bunkers each - a positive feature giving definition and shape to the holes.
Waterlooville Golf Club welcomes visitors, society groups and corporate guests throughout the year, seven days a week. With a golf course that is always presented in an excellent condition and renowned hospitality and catering, a golf day at Waterlooville is both enjoyable and truly memorable.
The Par, Birdie and Eagle packages can be tailored to meet the needs of the visiting group with prices starting from as little as £38.35 per golfer. Whilst, special rates are available for groups of 8 golfers or more, the club has ample space to accommodate meetings of up to 130.
Combing championship golf on the beautifully manicured Waterlooville course with great food and fine wines, visitors are served by the club’s friendly, helpful clubhouse staff with impeccable attention to detail.
The club’s professional team will also be on to hand to assist during the day, ensuring that the groups’ time at Waterlooville Golf Club is as enjoyable as it possibly can be.
It is no wonder that visitors return to the golf club year-after-year!
02392 263388 | www.waterloovillegolfclub.com
WELLINGBOROUGH GOLF CLUB
A picturesque championship course set in 160 acres of rolling parkland.
The county of Northamptonshire, the ‘Rose of the Shires’ is littered with hidden gems as well as some of the most popular venues in the country.
Set deep in the heart of England and with excellent road and rail links, Northamptonshire is easily accessible from all parts of the UK and is one of the best regions in the country to play golf. The high quality of golf which can be enjoyed in the region is so varied that you won’t want to leave.
Home to some of the most beautiful countryside in England, Northamptonshire offers outstanding value for moneyNorthamptonshire is the ideal destination for your next golfing getaway.
Nestled in the curve of the River Nene the county boasts a wide range of attractions, from beautiful parks to museums, theatres and a host of evening entertainment venues.
The market towns and villages of Northamptonshire stretch from Brackley in the south to Corby in the north of the county which is littered with beautiful stately homes and manicured gardens making for a great family day out.
Wellingborough Golf Club is set in the 18th Century Harrowden Hall estate, in the heart of Northamptonshire among five acres of beautifully manicured gardens. Established in 1893, work began on implementation a new golf course at Harrowden in 1972.
Wellingborough Golf Club celebrated its 125th Anniversary in 2018 and today, feature a picturesque championship golf course set in 160 acres of rolling parkland which plays host to a number of PGA and County golf events.
The Par 72 golf course at Harrowden Hall measures 6,721 yards from the white tees and with a WHS course rating of 73.4 and a slope rating of 135, represents an enjoyable challenge for all levels of golfer.
Over the past 6 years, major course improvements have been made with over £1million investment in a new irrigation system and removing and restructuring numerous bunkers
The magnificent Harrowden Hall clubhouse building offers a unique base for relaxing pre and post round at Wellingborough Golf Club. Whether a drink with friends, business meeting or enjoying home cooked meals, there is a room for all occasions with attentive staff on hand to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible.
The hall and its estate is the ideal venue for all manner of corporate and social occasions as well as being a popular wedding venue in Northamptonshire with guests in awe of the magnificent grounds at Harrowden.
From 80 delegates in the club’s meeting rooms to 200 guests seated in a marquee within the grounds for a wedding there is help on hand to create the perfect day.
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Wellingborough Golf Club is also a member of the prestigious 1893 club which allows members of the founder clubs to play reciprocal golf at Wellingborough – a great initiative for golfers across the United Kingdom.
Why not see for yourself?
Wellingborough Golf Club has a long tradition of welcoming visiting groups, corporate guests and society visitorsmany of who return to the club.
Access to Wellingborough is easy and convenient via A14, M1 and A1 motorways and with excellent service and attention to details, the Wellingborough team are on hand to make your golf day at the club a memorable one.
Packages can be tailor made to include championship golf on the Wellingborough course coupled with excellent dining options in the surroundings of the Harrowden Hall clubhouse building. It is no wonder that society groups return year after year!
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A Gem of a Course on the North Yorkshire Coast
As well as being the largest county in the north of England, Yorkshire is also home to find your perfect golf break with hundreds of accommodation providers, restaurants,
Amixture 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.
A traditional northern town, Filey is a unique, quiet; and quite beautiful, small seaside town on the picturesque North Yorkshire coast. In years gone by, Filey has been proud of its maritime heritage. Today’s Filey proudly retains its fishing heritage; and the warmth and friendliness of its townsfolk is ever-present making the town an enjoyable place for a short break of rural holiday.
Established in 1897, Filey Golf Club really is a jewel in North Yorkshire’s golfing crown.
The original course at Filey was situated on land north of the old fishing town. The club relocated to its current location on the south-side of the town two years later in 1899 with the design of the new links course commissioned by legendary golf course architect, James Braid.
Filey’s management teams then purchased adjoining land some years later allowing for the addition of a nine hole academy course. This is always in great condition and, like the championship course – can be played all-year-round. The Academy is ideal for beginners and those wishing to touch up on their short game.
The old clubhouse building at Filey Golf Club was replaced with a fresh modern premises in 2002. Renowned for its friendly, welcoming atmosphere, the well-appointed, clubhouse is the perfect place to relax and unwind pre or post round.
With magnificent views across the golf course and beyond to the surrounding North Yorkshire countryside, guests can enjoy spacious lounges and well-stocked bars as well as outside areas ideal for al fresco eating and drinking during the summer months.
With all of these changes over the years, the warm welcome received at Filey Golf Club has never changed. Visiting green fees and society groups are assured of an enjoyable experience at the golf club
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Various golf day packages are available combining excellent golf on the championship Filey links course or the Academy with as much, or as little catering as required.
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 the19th 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 the 7th hole, 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 19th 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 the restaurant and function rooms available to pre-book.
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.
Rotherham GC
Rotherham Golf Club, a historic golfing venue in South Yorkshire, is nestled in the serene setting of one of Yorkshire’s finest historic parklands. The friendly members club has a rich legacy dating back over a century.
Rotherham Golf Club has provided a true test of golf for more than a century with its 16-hole course. Open champions Sandy Herd and course architect James Braid were behind the design of what is regarded as one of the county’s finest courses, one which is highly praised by the internationally renowned golfing star Lee Westwood.
At 6,334 yards off the white tees the course is not particularly long, though with a par of 70, it is certainly no push-over. The course has played host to some top professionals and aspiring amateurs, providing a fair and enjoyable test to golfers of all abilities. As well as this, Rotherham is the only club in England to boast a US Masters Tournament winner as a member - Danny Willett.
Over the past few years, Rotherham Golf Club has been enhancing what was already
considered one of the finest parkland courses in the region through various projects to elevate the playing experience and establish a new standard of golfing excellence.
One major focus has been on the bunker refurbishment project, which began in 2019 following member feedback. This extensive project, led by renowned golf course architect Jonathan Gaunt, aimed to refurbish all the bunkers on the course, improve their layouts, sand quality, drainage, and consistency. The refurbishment included the use of state-of-theart rubber crumb and bunker liner technology, and the new bunkers were filled with China clay sand known for its moisture retention and distinctive grey, mottled appearance.
In addition to the bunker upgrades, the club has made other notable improvements to its infrastructure. The path around the 13th tee and halfway house has been replaced with the Blinder Eco Path system, developed from recycled rubber crumb.
This environmentally friendly, hardwearing material is easy on the legs and enhances
the visual appeal of the course. This follows a similar upgrade to the path to the first tee and practice nets last year.
Rotherham Golf club also hosts a Grade II listed Neo-Gothic clubhouse, Thrybergh Hall, offering two bars and in-house catering facilities. The recently refurbished charming clubhouse offers spacious seating and dining areas overlooking the 18th hole and practice putting areas.
It is also home for numerous social events enjoyed by members throughout the year. These range from relaxed babrecues to family fun days to gourmet dinners and black-tie events such as the Captains dinner and New Years Eve dinner. The space even hosts weddings and private events with a friendly and skilled team of staff.
South Yorkshire itself is located in the heart of England, a region steeped in rich industrial heritage, natural beauty, and vibrant culture. Known historically for its steel production and coal mining, the area has successfully
transitioned into a modern hub of economic and cultural activity while preserving its historical landmarks and industrial roots. Cities like Sheffield highlight South Yorkshires industrial past and stunning landscapes, including the picturesque Peak District National Park which offers numerous outdoor activities. With a mix of urban sophistication, historical significance, and charming towns, South Yorkshire offers something for everyone.
Rotherham Golf Club’s commitment to continuous improvement and excellence makes it a prime destination for golf breaks and society golfing in South Yorkshire. Visitors can enjoy the beautifully maintained course, take advantage of the historic clubhouse's facilities, and explore the tranquil surroundings of the parkland. The club’s rich history, combined with modern enhancements, ensures a memorable and high-quality golfing experience for players of all abilities.
Oakdale Golf Club, Harrogate
As well as being the largest county in the north of England, Yorkshire is also home to the most golf courses allowing you to find your perfect golf break with hundreds of accommodation providers, restaurants, bars and entertainment.
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 courses meander through the stunning scenery attributed to the region, such as the natural dykes that are scattered among the fairways.
With something for everyone, North Yorkshire represents the ideal retreat for a golfing break with a wide variety of venues offering fantastic value for money.
The Victorian Spa town of Harrogate, is set at the heart of the UK and is 200 miles from both London and Edinburgh. The town is serviced by mainline rail links and motorways networks. Harrogate is the perfect base for a day, weekend or longer break exploring all that the region has to offer with an excellent range of accommodation providers in the town offering reasonably priced breaks and great hospitality.
Bustling with shops and eateries, Harrogate is circled by an extensive green space that surrounds the town, known as the Stray – stretching over 200 acres, it gives a homely green and spacious feeling to the town which has many other gardens and natural landscapes to discover.
A hidden gem in the Harrogate countryside, guests are assured of a warm Yorkshire welcome at Oakdale Golf Club. One of the finest golf courses in Yorkshire, the Oakdale golf course is ideal for all ages and abilities of golfer, from the complete beginner to the seasoned professional.
Founded in 1914, the golf course was designed by legendary golf course architect, Dr Alister MacKenzie and uses the surrounding terrain to enhance its golfing appeal. The moorland and parkland layout stretches over two loops of nine holes and plays as a Par 71 from the championship, white tees.
The Oakdale course has a WHS course rating of 71.6 and a slope rating of 137, presenting a fair but challenging test for all.
The Oakdale clubhouse building is home to excellent facilities including comfortable lounges and well stocked bars. The club has dining facilities for 2-120 guests and is the ideal venue for all manner of celebration and occasion - regarded as one of Yorkshires premier corporate and social meeting points.
The elevated view from the clubhouse balcony overlooks several holes and is ideal for al fresco eating and drinking in the warmer months.
Oakdale welcomes visitors and offers a number of golf day packages for 18 or 27 holes of championship golf on the Oakdale course; all of which can be tailored to the needs of the visiting party.
The club offers excellent dining options and assistance from the club’s knowledgeable professional team who can advise on the golf day, leaving the organiser free to enjoy all that Oakdale Golf Club has to offer.
South Shields Golf Club
Blessed with some magnificent golf courses, glorious landscapes and vibrant towns and cities, the North East of England offers an all-rounders perfect destination for a golf break.
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. Away from the golf course, discover points of cultural and historical interest including the legacy of the Roman Empire and Hadrian’s Wall. Revellers can also experience the thrills of Leeds or Newcastle city centre; perfect for a night on the tiles.
The North East of England also has plenty of golf courses to choose from and is a wonderful destination for a UK golf holiday.
South Shields is a coastal town in South Tyneside, Tyne and Wear, on the south bank of the mouth of the River Tyne. The town is known for its golden sands and scenic cliffs with uninterrupted views out to the North Sea.
From the friendly nature of the locals to the breath-taking scenery, a stay in South Shields is sure to be an enjoyable one.
Founded in 1893, South Shields Golf Club is set in coastal heathland in the shadow of Cleadon water tower which can be seen from miles around.
The golf course was designed by legendary golf course designers Dr Alister Mackenzie and James Braid and presents a fair test for players of all abilities. With magnificent views over the Tyne Estuary and south to the Cleveland Hills, the course is complemented by excellent drainage and is playable all year round.
Easy walking and playing as a Par 71 from the championship white tees, South Shields has a WHS course rating of 70.9 and a slope rating of 126 making it an enjoyable course for all.
Visitors can be assured of a warm welcome in the South Shields GC clubhouse building which features comfortable lounge and dining areas with picturesque views over the course and surrounding countryside.
Societies are welcome with a number of customisable options available. The competitively priced gold, silver and bronze packages can be added to depending on the groups’ requirements whilst the club’s Professional team will be on hand to assist during the event, as well as organise on course competition such as longest drive nearest the pin.
