Cheshire's Golf Courses

Boasting stand-alone courses such as Eaton Golf Course, and those which form part of resorts, including Carden Park Golf Course, there is no doubt Cheshire's extraordinary selection of golf attractions makes it the perfect location for your next golf adventure!

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Queen's Park Golf Course

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Crewe

Queens Park Golf Club was established in 1985, A very popular 9 hole golf course measuring 4925 yards which over the years has matured into a very challenging test of golf for all handicaps.

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Astbury Golf Club

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Congleton

Facilities include bar, trolley hire, catering, clubhouse, changing rooms and pro shop.

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Prestbury Golf Club

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Prestbury

Often described as the Sir Christopher Wren of course architects, his influence on course design was and remains enormous.

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Upton by Chester Golf Course

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Chester

All who play here comment on the excellent natural landscape and sculpting of this wonderful course. The course offers a fair test to golfers of all levels.

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Frodsham Golf Course

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Frodsham

Frodsham offers a unique blend of old and new amid 130 acres of rolling Cheshire countryside. After a hard game of golf, enjoy a relaxing drink in the Club House, while our restaurant and spikes bar are open for lunch and evening meals.

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Champneys Mottram Hall Golf Course

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Macclesfield

Mottram Hall’s championship golf course is set in 270 acres of Cheshire's finest parkland and is located one mile from the picturesque village of Prestbury.

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Sandfield Golf Range

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Chester

Golf course and driving range with 18 covered bays, floodlighting, putting green, 3 open bays, practice bunker, shop, clubs for hire, lessons available. Bookings taken up to 24 hours in advance.

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Adlington Golf Centre

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Macclesfield

There is no membership, no handicap certificate required, no strict dress code and no club tie or other stuffy rules – just the requirement to enjoy your game!

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Alderley Edge Golf Course

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Alderley Edge

Do not underestimate this 9-hole course - not only is it very much worth playing, but it is also home to some of the most truly exciting and enjoyable challenges you will find anywhere.

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Wilmslow Golf Club

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Knutsford

The Wilmslow Golf Club enjoys the distinction of being the only course in Cheshire where it was once possible for European Tour professionals’ to earn Ryder Cup points.

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Malkins Bank Golf Course

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Sandbach

Malkins Bank Golf Course was opened in 1976 and designed by world famous Hawtree Golf Course Architects and Construction. It has matured into a great test of golf with tree lined fairways and undulating features bordering on the Trent & Mersey Canal.

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Woodside Golf Club

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Holmes Chapel

Set in a truly magnificent setting, with splendid views this course offers some really testing, unique and individual holes.

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Sandiway Golf Course

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Northwich

Sandiway Golf Club was established in 1920. The very highly-rated 18-hole course is set in mixed heath and woodland and has been developed from the original course designed by Ted Ray, the first Ryder Cup captain.

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Pryors Hayes Golf Course

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Tarvin, Chester

A fine test for golfers of all abilities, but you will need to be good from the tees, as accuracy is essential - the fairways are tight and undulating.

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Delamere Forest Golf Course

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Northwich

Since 1910, full advantage has been made of the natural contours of the heathland course.

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Alsager Golf & Country Club

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Alsager

This picturesque 6225 yard course provides a fascinating variety of challenges and opportunities for all golfers. At par 70 for gents and 72 for ladies, our course is playable 52 weeks of the year.

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Styal Golf Course

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Styal

A lovely parkland course, long enough and challenging enough to test any level of golfer, offering 5768 yards, par 70.

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Golf at Macdonald Portal Hotel, Golf & Spa

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Tarporley

Set in the heart of the rolling Cheshire countryside, the 18-hole Championship and Premier Golf Courses and 9-hole Arderne course have established Macdonald Portal Hotel, Golf & Spa as a distinctive world class championship golf venue.

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Macclesfield Golf Club

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Macclesfield

Parkland golf course with extensive views over the Cheshire plain.

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Congleton Golf Club

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Congleton

Congleton Golf Club was founded in 1898 when a group of some 20 gentlemen enthusiasts met at the Lion & Swan and decided that ‘Congleton should have a course and that its locality should be not west of the Lion & Swan and near to the railway’.

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