Golf Breaks in Cheshire

This picturesque county boasts a fantastic selection of resorts perfect for every golfer from seasoned pros to weekend warriors. Imagine teeing off on championship courses designed by legends like Jack Nicklaus and James Braid surrounded by stunning Cheshire countryside.

Several Cheshire resorts stand out for their exceptional golf and luxurious accommodations. Carden Park near Chester features two championship courses including a Jack Nicklaus design alongside a luxurious four-star hotel. Mottram Hall a stunning 18th-century Georgian country house hotel boasts a Dave Thomas designed course that has hosted the European Seniors PGA Championship. For those seeking a family-friendly option Wychwood Park near Crewe offers a Martine Hawtree designed course that has hosted European Tour Qualifying and the Europro Tour and is conveniently located close to Alton Towers.  

If you're dreaming of a truly lavish golf experience The Mere Golf Resort in Knutsford is a must-visit. This resort features a James Braid designed course a top-class health club and a lavish spa plus a unique floating golf ball driving range. Nestled within the Peak District National Park Shrigley Hall in Macclesfield offers a Donald Steel designed course and a four-star Victorian country house hotel. Finally Macdonald Portal in Tarporley provides two championship courses designed by Donald Steel and Tim Rouse along with a four-star hotel and spa facilities.

Cheshire and the Wirral boast a fantastic selection of championship-calibre golf courses, offering a range of challenges and stunning landscapes for golfers of all abilities. For a truly historic experience, look no further than the legendary Royal Liverpool Golf Club in Hoylake. A twelve-time Open Championship host, this iconic links course, often referred to simply as "Hoylake," has witnessed golfing history made by legends like Bobby Jones, Tiger Woods, and Rory McIlroy. As the oldest seaside course in England, granted its royal status by Queen Victoria in 1871, and consistently ranked among the top courses in both England and the world, Royal Liverpool provides a unique and unforgettable golfing experience.

The Wirral also plays host to other prestigious venues, including Wallasey Golf Club, an Open Championship qualifying venue steeped in its own rich history. Designed initially by Old Tom Morris, with later contributions from notable architects like Martin Hawtree, James Braid, and Donald Steel, Wallasey offers a classic links experience. Established in 1891, this course is also famous for being where Dr Frank Stableford devised the now ubiquitous Stableford scoring system, adding another layer of intrigue to its appeal.

For those seeking another Open Championship qualifying venue, Caldy Golf Club, also situated on the Wirral, presents a compelling option. Designed by Jack Morris and James Braid and established in 1907, Caldy has also hosted the Senior Open Championship, further cementing its reputation as a top-tier golfing destination.