Championship Course

at Shrigley Hall Hotel & Spa

The craftsmanship of renowned course architect Donald Steel in the Championship course at Shrigley Hall is one that will prove a great challenge whatever your handicap. This course plays host to the annual Cheshire and Lancashire PGA Strokeplay Championship and was host to the NorthWest Pro Tour in 2013.

Steel designed the course to reward thoughtful shot making and steady course management, with scoreable opportunities in the form of risk and reward holes.

Course highlights

• Donald Steel-designed Championship Course
• Tree-lined fairways requiring accuracy from the tee
• Strategic bunkering and challenging approach shots
• A course that suits a range of handicaps while still offering a strong test

Signature Holes

The 18th hole at par-5 is well worth the wait and could make or break your round. A long hole at 550 yards, it is a three shot hole for most golfers.

Water awaits any approach shot that strays left and forces most golfers to bail out right, which still leaves a tricky approach over a greenside bunker.

Post round

After your round, head to The Lodge, Shrigley Hall’s relaxed golf hub set among the pine trees. With a fully stocked bar, casual dining and a terrace overlooking it is the perfect spot to enjoy a drink and reminisce on your round.

Our view

Shrigley Hall is a great-value choice for golfers who want more than just a straightforward resort round. The Donald Steel-designed course has real character, with woodland, parkland, elevation changes and countryside views giving every hole a different feel.