Cheshire

A golf and leisure centre offering an 18-hole Heritage parkland course, a shorter Academy course, a floodlit driving range, adventure golf and padel courts rather than a single traditional club layout.

An 18-hole parkland course set in Cheshire countryside, featuring tree-lined fairways, multiple bunkers, elevated greens and an island green.

An 18-hole parkland course near Alderley Edge village, promoted by the club as "Cheshire's most distinctive parkland golf course."

An 18-hole, par 71 parkland course built in 1993, featuring tree-lined fairways and several water hazards across a varied layout.

A mature, tree-lined 18-hole parkland course, par 70, with over 50 years of history and recently upgraded drainage and irrigation.

An 18-hole municipal parkland golf course and driving range operated by Trafford Leisure, open to the public with no membership required.

An 18-hole parkland course, par 71 and 6,220 yards, noted for extensive water hazards, plus a 24-bay driving range and practice facilities.

An 18-hole municipal parkland course set within Arrowe Country Park on the Wirral, established in 1932 and open to the public.

An 18-hole, par 71 parkland course (6,180 yards) featuring the Stanneylands/Stromford Brook and the River Mersey as water hazards, with tree-lined fairways and elevated greens.

An 18-hole parkland course near Congleton with a 10-acre practice ground, part of what is now marketed as The Astbury Golf & Lodge Resort.

An 18-hole parkland course of 6,153 yards comprising two par 5s, twelve par 4s and four par 3s, known for well-maintained fairways and fast greens.

An 18-hole parkland course in Birchwood, Warrington, described by the club as offering a fair challenge for all levels of golfer.

An 18-hole municipal parkland course in Bebington on the Wirral, operated as a public council-run course with a clubhouse and associated golf club, and home to a dedicated ladies' section.

A private 18-hole parkland course, par 70 and 6,184 yards, founded in 1894 with the current layout designed by Alister MacKenzie in 1921 and later updated by Ken Moodie in 2005.

A private 18-hole parkland course, par 70 and 6,371 yards, established in 1905 and renovated by architect Jonathan Tucker in 2004, with a layout that rewards accuracy from the tee.

An 18-hole parkland course on the Wirral, marketed by the club as "Wirral's Parkland Jewel", which has recently undergone extensive tee-to-green renovation work.

An 18-hole course on the Dee Estuary combining links-style holes with estuary views alongside parkland and heathland-style inland holes, plus a separate par-3 course and USGA-specification greens.

An 18-hole course at the Carden Park resort with lush fairways and challenging bunkering, sharing the estate's clubhouse and facilities with the Nicklaus Course.

The championship 18-hole course at the Carden Park resort, designed by Jack Nicklaus, with water features and undulating terrain across the 1,000-acre estate.

A 27-hole parkland golf complex in Cheadle, Greater Manchester/Cheshire, offering flexibility across three 9-hole loops for members and visitors.

An 18-hole parkland course less than a mile from Chester city centre, bounded on one side by the River Dee, with views across to Chester Racecourse and the city.

An 18-hole parkland course set around the historic Barlow Hall estate, close to the River Mersey on the Manchester/Cheshire border.

An 18-hole parkland course on the edge of Congleton in east Cheshire, near the Staffordshire border.

An 18-hole parkland course occupying 150 acres of rolling Cheshire countryside, featuring tree-lined fairways, several water hazards, and a signature elevated par-3 8th hole.

An 18-hole tree-lined parkland course set on the historic Worth Hall estate near Poynton, with undulating terrain and challenging greens.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1891, meandering along the banks of the River Mersey in south Manchester close to the Cheshire border.

An 18-hole moorland/parkland course designed by James Braid, set on high ground near Lyme Park on the Cheshire/Derbyshire border.

An 18-hole private parkland course (par 70, 6,048 yards) that has undergone recent redevelopment including six newly opened holes.

An 18-hole parkland golf and country club near Altrincham, regarded as one of the top courses in Cheshire, with a modern clubhouse and additional leisure facilities including padel courts.

An 18-hole parkland course built in 1973 by Hawtree Ltd (par 68, 5,646 yards), noted as a strategic 'thinker's course' relying on positioning rather than length.

An 18-hole parkland course near Waverton on the outskirts of Chester, offering visitor bookings and open competitions.

An 18-hole municipal parkland course (par 71, 5,969 yards) built in 1971, featuring brooks, ponds, mature trees and bunkering, with a notable par-3 17th surrounded by woodland.

A golf facility between Warrington and Widnes now operated as True Fit Golf Ltd; positioned for easy access from the M62 and M56, it functions as a more informal pay-and-play course rather than a traditional private members' club.

An 18-hole parkland championship course spanning around 130 acres of rolling Cheshire countryside, roughly 9 miles northeast of Chester with good drainage.

An 18-hole parkland course in Hale, near Altrincham, offering members and visitors a full-length championship layout with hole-by-hole course information available online.

A parkland golf course in Hartford near Northwich offering an 18-hole course, Trackman-equipped driving range, tuition and club fitting services, with a clubhouse patio overlooking the course.

An 18-hole parkland golf course on the edge of Stockport, with a clubhouse balcony overlooking the course and facilities open to members and visitors.

A member-owned 18-hole parkland course (par 70, 5,876 yards) laid out as two 9-hole loops in a conservation area, established in 1892.

An 18-hole moorland/parkland course set on high ground near Frodsham with views across the Cheshire plain; the club offers a hole-by-hole guide and course gallery on its site.

An 18-hole parkland course on the Wirral overlooking the Dee Estuary, often described as a 'hidden gem' among the region's better-known links courses.

An 18-hole parkland course set among ancient woodland and water features near Knutsford, roughly 20 minutes from Manchester and Liverpool.

A parkland golf complex near Knutsford (marketed as The Club at High Legh Park) featuring an 18-hole championship course with USGA-standard greens plus a separate 9-hole Founders course.

An 18-hole parkland golf course in Reddish, Stockport, with clubhouse and event-hire facilities.

A local-authority-run, pay-and-play 18-hole course (5,270 yards) within a wider sports complex in Winsford, established in 1983; no dedicated official club website found.

An 18-hole links course on the Wirral's north coast shoreline, offering panoramic views across Liverpool Bay to North Wales and the Lake District.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 71, 6,341 yards) between the village of Lymm and the Manchester Ship Canal, surrounded by farmland.

A moorland-parkland course set on the edge of the Peak District National Park with views across five counties on clear days; noted for interesting, testing holes despite modest length.

An 18-hole, par 70 (5,971 yards) parkland course designed by Hawtree Ltd, featuring elevation changes and water hazards including a dogleg and pond at the 14th.

An 18-hole parkland course in Marple, Stockport, promoted by the club as one of the finest courses in the North West.

An 18-hole moorland course on high ground near Mellor with practice nets and a putting green by the first tee; noted for elevated, scenic terrain typical of the Peak District fringe.

An 18-hole championship parkland course designed by James Braid and George Duncan, set within a 157-acre resort estate overlooking The Mere Lake, now operated as Fairmont Cheshire, The Mere, with an on-site spa and driving range.

An 18-hole parkland golf course near Widnes, part of the Mersey Valley Golf & Country Club, offering a course suited to golfers of all abilities alongside clubhouse and country club facilities.

A 7,006-yard, par-72 18-hole championship parkland course designed by Dave Thomas, set within 270 acres near Prestbury, with a front nine across meadowland overlooked by the 18th-century hall; hosted the 2013 European Senior's PGA Championship and is now operated as part of the Champneys Mottram Hall hotel and spa.

An 18-hole parkland course in Northenden bordering the River Mersey, described by the club as a challenging test for golfers, with the entrance on Palatine Road near the motorway bridge.

An 18-hole parkland Premier Course near Tarporley, part of the wider Portal golf estate which also includes the Macdonald-operated Championship and Arderne courses on Cobblers Cross Lane; set in rolling Cheshire countryside.

An 18-hole, par-71 parkland course of 6,457 yards established in 1905, set on the Wirral Peninsula with views toward the Welsh mountains; includes a driving range and putting green.

An 18-hole parkland golf course near Tarvin, close to Chester, with practice facilities including a TrackMan simulator.

An 18-hole parkland course designed by Dr Alister MacKenzie in 1912, laid out on 100 acres in a secluded valley setting only five miles from Manchester city centre; regularly ranked among the best courses in Cheshire.

An 18-hole parkland course near Hale Barns, close to Manchester Airport and the M56, associated with designer James Braid and offering practice facilities for all abilities.

An 18-hole parkland/moorland-edge course at Romiley near Stockport, offering views across Cheshire toward the foothills of the Peak District National Park.

An 18-hole, mature tree-lined parkland course (6,048 yards, par 69) on Runcorn's highest point with views over the Mersey and Weaver valleys; originally a 9-hole heathland course founded in 1909, extended to 18 holes in 1977.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1913, with a clubhouse in the historic Sale Lodge (c.1830); notable as the home club of Richard Burton, the last club professional to win The Open Championship (1939).

An 18-hole, par-71 course designed by Donald Steel, laid out across 262 acres of woodland and open parkland; noted for a demanding 8th hole with stream and ponds, plus an additional 6-hole par-3/footgolf course.

An 18-hole moorland/parkland course above Stalybridge on the edge of the Peak District, offering elevated views and a testing layout for members and visitors.

An 18-hole parkland course designed by Harry Colt (with an earlier layout by Sandy Herd), established in 1905 in rural woodland near the Derbyshire/Cheshire border; regarded as one of the North West's finest layouts.

An 18-hole parkland course near Wilmslow adjacent to Styal Country Park, offering a mix of golf and footgolf facilities for members and visitors.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 71/72, 6,442 yards) set in countryside near the M62, featuring wide fairways, water hazards and large greens, with a clubhouse offering hospitality for societies.

An 18-hole championship parkland course that is part of a larger health, hotel and country club complex in Macclesfield; has hosted professional tournaments including European Tour events.

An 18-hole parkland course on the outskirts of Chester near Chester Zoo, featuring mature tree-lined fairways, natural water hazards and USGA-specification greens for year-round play.

An 18-hole parkland course near Chester undergoing ongoing bunker renewal and drainage improvements, with a well-regarded clubhouse and course management programme.

An 18-hole municipal parkland course set within the grounds of Walton Hall and Gardens in Warrington, popular with visitors and societies.

An 18-hole parkland/woodland course founded in 1903, situated at Warrington's highest point with panoramic views toward the Pennines and Welsh hills.

An 11-hole moorland course playable as a hybrid 18-hole layout, with a links-like feel, elevated fairways and panoramic views over the Cheshire Plain and Peak District.

Historic ladies' golf club founded in 1894, now operating as Wirral Golf Club with an 18-hole parkland course near Birkenhead offering men's, ladies' and mixed membership.

An 18-hole parkland course in south Manchester close to the Cheshire border, with a clubhouse and full range of club and society facilities.

The par-69, 18-hole main course at this parkland complex near Holmes Chapel, established in 1999, with water features and well-maintained greens.

An 18-hole championship parkland course (7,213 yards, par 72) built to European PGA Tour standards, with USGA-spec greens, water hazards, protected wildlife areas, and an attached hotel.