
Play golf in Cheshire’s inspiring countryside alongside award-winning country gardens
If you’re looking for a value for money, top-quality golf trip in England, you've come to the right place. Cheshire is home to a superb mix of parkland, woodland and resort-style courses, making it a fantastic choice for golfers of all abilities. With plenty of layouts to choose from, many offering excellent year-round playability, a golf trip to Cheshire promises great variety, memorable scenery and a relaxing escape from start to finish.
Cheshire’s close proximity to Liverpool and Manchester as well as its fantastic selection of accommodation in picturesque locations adds to the aura of what is a wonderful place for a golf trip.
Where to play on your Cheshire golf break?
- Stay & playing at leading UK resorts
- Take on exceptional parkland layouts
- Discover welcoming venues that are perfect for groups and societies
- Combine superb golf by day with lively nightlife nearby
- Enjoy the stunning countryside
- Book now and get rewarded with breakpoints to use on your next trip



So many quality courses to choose from
Below are some of our Golf Travel Experts’ most celebrated Cheshire courses, combining established championship golf with outstanding resort venues. With a strong mix of classic parkland layouts, modern tournament-style tests and first-class stay & play options:
- Wilmslow Golf Club
Par: 72 | Yards: 6,639 | Course type: Parkland | Designed by: James Braid
Founded in 1889, Wilmslow Golf Club is widely regarded as one of Cheshire’s finest championship courses, ranked 4th in 2026 in Cheshire by Top 100 Courses. Set in attractive countryside near Mobberley, the course offers a traditional parkland challenge with tree-lined fairways, strategic doglegs and a strong closing stretch. Its blend of history, conditioning and thoughtful design makes it a standout addition to any Cheshire golf itinerary.
- The Mere
Par: 71 | Yards: 6,882 | Course type: Parkland | Designed by: James Braid
Set within 150 acres of Cheshire parkland, The Mere is one of the region’s most highly regarded resort courses. Designed by James Braid, the layout combines mature trees, water hazards and scenic views across Mere Lake to create a memorable championship test. With its luxury resort setting and strong course conditioning, it is a superb choice for a premium stay & play break.
- Wychwood Park
Par: 72 | Yards: 7,213 | Course type: Parkland | Designed to: Martin Hawtree
A modern championship layout near Crewe, Wychwood Park stretches to over 7,200 yards from the back tees and was built to European PGA Tour standards. The course features generous scale, large USGA-standard greens and a demanding tournament-style feel, while multiple tee options make it playable for a wide range of golfers. It is a strong choice for groups looking for a contemporary resort golf experience in the Cheshire countryside.
- Cheshire Course (Carden Park)
Par: 72 | Yards: 6,653 | Course type: Parkland | Designed by: Alan Higgins
The Cheshire Course at Carden Park is a scenic and strategic parkland layout set at the back of the estate, with views towards the Welsh hills. Many golfers enjoy its variety and technical challenge, with natural hazards, well-positioned bunkers and a dramatic finish all contributing to a memorable round. As part of Carden Park’s 36-hole resort, it works perfectly as either the opening or closing round of a Cheshire golf break.
- Nickalus Course (Carden Park)
Par: 72 | Yards: 7,045 | Course type: Parkland | Designed by: Jack Nicklaus & Steve Nicklaus
Described by Jack Nicklaus as a “thinking man’s golf course,” the Nicklaus Course provides a strategic test where position is often more important than power. With multiple teeing areas and several double-option holes, including notable choices of fairway on the 7th and 15th, it offers variety and decision-making throughout. Alongside the Cheshire Course, it helps make Carden Park one of the strongest multi-course golf resorts in the region.
- Mottram Hall
Par: 72 | Yards: 7,006 | Course type: Parkland | Designed by: Dave Thomas
Set within 270 acres of Cheshire parkland, Mottram Hall is a championship layout designed by Dave Thomas. The course is split into two contrasting nines, with a more open front nine giving way to a tighter and more demanding back nine through mature woodland. With tree-lined fairways, well-guarded greens and a historic hotel setting, it is a highly enjoyable and challenging resort course for a Cheshire golf escape.
Travel tips:
- Best time to visit: April to October offers the best mix of longer days, pleasant weather and great course conditions, with spring and autumn ideal for value.
- Top tip: Cheshire’s courses reward smart play, with tree-lined fairways, bunkers and strategic layouts placing a premium on accuracy.
- Travel time: Cheshire is easy to reach by road or rail, with Manchester, Liverpool and Chester all providing convenient access.
- Transport: Driving is recommended if you want flexibility to play multiple courses and explore the local towns and countryside.
- Booking tip: Popular resorts and weekend tee times can fill quickly, so book early for the best choice of packages.
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Stay at the finest venues during your golf break in Cheshire
Cheshire offers a fantastic range of golf resort accommodation, making it an ideal choice for a memorable golf break. Whether you’re looking for a luxury country estate, a championship stay & play venue or a relaxed resort with excellent leisure facilities, below are some of our Golf Travel Experts’ top picks for staying in Cheshire:
- Carden Park Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa
Perfect for: Luxury stay & play breaks with 36 holes of on-site golf
One of Cheshire’s premier golf resorts, Carden Park offers two excellent championship courses, luxury accommodation and outstanding leisure facilities. Set within 1,000 acres of countryside, it is ideal for golfers looking to combine varied on-site golf with spa, dining and a true resort experience.
- Mottram Hall
Perfect for: Championship golf breaks in a classic country house setting
Set within a historic estate, Mottram Hall combines elegant accommodation with a strong championship parkland course. With tree-lined fairways, a testing back nine and excellent leisure facilities, it is a superb choice for groups wanting a refined golf break in the Cheshire countryside.
- Wychwood Park Hotel & Golf Club
Perfect for: Relaxed group golf breaks with modern resort facilities
Wychwood Park is a popular choice for golf groups, offering contemporary accommodation alongside a long and challenging championship-style course. Located near Crewe, it provides a convenient base for exploring Cheshire golf while still delivering the ease of an on-site stay & play venue.
- The Tytherington Club
Perfect for: Stylish golf breaks with spa and leisure facilities
Located near Macclesfield, The Tytherington Club offers a modern golf resort experience with comfortable accommodation, an enjoyable on-site course and impressive leisure facilities. Its relaxed atmosphere, spa and health club make it a great option for golfers looking to balance time on the course with a little downtime off it.
"Cheshire is a fantastic choice for a golf trip, combining scenic inland courses, quality resort stays and easy access from Manchester, Liverpool and Chester. It’s ideal for groups looking for great-value golf with plenty to enjoy off the course too."
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Why choose a Cheshire golf trip?
Here are just a few reasons to book a Cheshire golf trip, from excellent stay & play resorts and championship courses to scenic countryside settings and plenty to enjoy away from the fairways:
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Excellent stay & play resorts: Cheshire is home to some fantastic golf resorts, including Carden Park, Mottram Hall, Wychwood Park and The Tytherington Club, making it easy to enjoy quality golf, accommodation and leisure facilities all in one place.
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Two-course resort golf at Carden Park: With both the Cheshire Course and Nicklaus Course on-site, Carden Park is a standout option for groups looking for variety, convenience and a true resort golf experience.
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Great access to Manchester and Liverpool: Cheshire is perfectly placed between Manchester and Liverpool, making it an easy destination to reach for golfers travelling from across the UK. It also gives groups the option to combine a countryside golf trip with a night out, extra sightseeing or convenient rail and airport connections.
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Great for groups: With comfortable resort accommodation, spa facilities, bars, restaurants and plenty to do after the round, Cheshire is a great choice for society trips, weekend breaks and relaxed group getaways.
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