Leicestershire & Rutland

An 18-hole parkland course set in Leicestershire's Wreake Valley with the River Wreake running near several holes.

A private 18-hole parkland course (par 70, 6,239 yards) with challenging tree-lined holes, recently renovated clubhouse and pro shop, bar, restaurant and buggy hire.

A private 18-hole parkland course (par 71, 6,438 yards) established in 1895 and fully opened by 1968, regarded as one of the finest in Leicestershire, with a covered driving range and visitor access Monday-Friday.

An 18-hole championship course (6,513 yards, par 73) set in undulating, semi-wooded landscape forming part of the National Forest, with lakes and streams affecting 12 of the 18 holes; opened in 1991, expanded in 2006, and now also features a Trackman-equipped driving range (Golf X).

One of the most challenging parkland courses in Leicestershire, located in the leafy Oadby suburb of Leicester, with club office, pro shop and bar/kitchen facilities.

One of two 18-hole championship courses at this large golf and country club, affiliated with the Lincolnshire Golf Union though sited just over the county boundary in Rutland.

One of two 18-hole championship courses at Greetham Valley, alongside the Lakes Course, a Toptracer driving range, hotel and lodges.

An 18-hole lakeland parkland course (6,696 yards, par 71) opened in 1983 on the site of the original 1894 Burbage Common Golf Club, with striking water features; a private members' club that welcomes visitors and societies by arrangement, plus function/events space.

A council-run, Hawtree & Sons-designed parkland course playing under 6,000 yards with a 9-hole academy course, driving range, putting green and PGA coaching; offers both 9- and 18-hole rounds suitable for beginners and experienced golfers.

An 18-hole parkland championship course (par 71, 6,349 yards) established in 1904, five miles north of Market Harborough, featuring two nine-hole loops, a stream crossing eight holes, and a 300-yard covered driving range.

An 18-hole golf course in rural South Leicestershire overlooking the Avon Valley with extensive views of rolling countryside. Also features a 19-bay driving range with TrackMan technology and a clubhouse with dining and event spaces, welcoming golfers of all skill levels.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1893, described as one of Leicestershire's premier parkland courses, playing to a par 71 over 6,275 yards. A stream meanders through the course with a lake in play on the closing holes, and the club offers a clubhouse, pro shop, driving range, bar and restaurant.

An 18-hole course set in Charnwood Forest in North West Leicestershire, noted for spectacular views, scenery and wildlife, and often praised as a hidden gem within the Midlands with one of the toughest opening three-hole stretches in the region.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1904 in south Leicestershire near M1 Junction 20, set among established trees with ponds and the meandering River Swift as water hazards. The clubhouse was rebuilt after a fire and the course also has an Academy layout used for junior golf.

An 18-hole golf course about a mile south of Market Harborough on the west side of the A508, offering variety between holes and recently improved irrigation. The club has a well-stocked bar, catering services, and welcomes visitors and societies.

A private 18-hole parkland course established in 1925, par 70 over 6,279 yards, set in rolling Leicestershire countryside with excellent views over the Leicestershire Wolds. Facilities include a driving range, clubhouse, pro shop and restaurant, and the course welcomes golfers of all abilities.

The 18-hole Normanton Championship Course (6,816 yards) at Rutland Water, with panoramic views over the reservoir and challenging undulating greens.

Scraptoft is an 18-hole parkland course on the outskirts of Leicester, featuring tree-lined fairways, slick greens, and scenic views overlooking Bradgate Park. It offers a mix of challenging holes and drivable par 4s suitable for golfers of varying abilities.

Six Hills is an 18-hole, par 71 (5,933 yard) public parkland course established in 1986, featuring water hazards, bunkers, and challenging par 3s. Facilities include a driving range, pro shop, and clubhouse with bar and restaurant.

Ullesthorpe Court Hotel & Golf Club features an 18-hole championship-length golf course plus a par-3 course, set within 120 acres of Leicestershire countryside as part of a hotel and leisure resort. It offers both visitor tee times and membership options.

Whetstone is an 18-hole traditional parkland course near Cosby, Leicester, with holes named after distinctive landscape features such as Lilly Pond, Devils Elbow, Railway, and Rushes. The layout incorporates natural water hazards and mature trees.

Willesley Park is an 18-hole heath and parkland course first opened in 1920 and later remodelled by renowned architect Dr Alister MacKenzie (designer of Augusta National), spanning 230 acres within the National Forest. Notable holes include an opening tee shot through a historic avenue of lime trees and a challenging finishing hole framed by the clubhouse.

Woolfox is an 18-hole, par 70 parkland course (5,820 yards) spanning 180 acres in rural Rutland, with holes arranged around scenic lakes. It operates as a luxury members' golf and country club with pay-and-play access, plus a 10-bay covered, floodlit driving range.