1 Night, 2 Rounds
Wychwood Park Hotel and Golf Club sits among the most popular golf resorts in the North West, pairing a championship golf course with a modern hotel that was fully refurbished in 2019. Just five minutes from Junction 16 on the M6, the resort enjoys an enviable position with scenic views across the Cheshire countryside, making it easily accessible whether you're driving up from the Midlands, down from the North West, or across from Wales.
The golf course has earned serious credentials, regularly hosting European Tour Qualifying School and Europro Tour events. Critics rate it as an impressive test capable of challenging even the very best players, yet the layout remains fair and enjoyable for mid-handicappers willing to think their way around. It's the sort of modern championship design where sensible course management matters, especially if you're trying to plot your way in from the tee and avoid short-siding yourself around the greens. Expect a track that rewards accuracy over brute force, with enough design bite to keep good players honest.
Within 20 miles you'll find Alton Towers, Delamere Forest and Trentham Gardens, giving non-golfers or rest-day options beyond the fairways. For societies and corporate groups, the on-site meeting facilities make it easy to combine work and a round without juggling venues.
Off the course, the resort delivers comfortable modern accommodation, a well-regarded restaurant and The Claret Jug bar, where you can grab a cold beer and catch live sport on the big screen. The hotel bar offers pool tables with views across the 18-hole course toward the Welsh hills, perfect for winding down after your round.
Who is this for?
Golfers seeking a quality championship test within easy reach of the M6, societies and groups wanting a full-service resort with meeting facilities, and anyone combining golf with family visits to nearby attractions.
Who is it best for?
Mid-to-low handicappers looking to play a proper tour-standard course without travelling far, corporate groups needing flexible meeting space alongside golf, and golfers from across the UK who value accessibility and a complete resort experience rather than just a course and a bed.
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Wychwood Park is generally regarded as one of the premier inland courses in the north of England. At 7,209 yards from the championship markers, the course is set up to host professional tournaments and undoubtedly will challenge the game's best.
This is however a resort course, and as such has an array of tees, ensuring that all golfers can enjoy a round at Wychwood. The construction of the golf course utilised the latest in technology, including a computerised system for irrigation, while the teeing areas and sweeping greens were constructed in line with USGA principles.
The majority of visitors to Wychwood leave in awe of the course’s brilliant design. There are no weak holes: each has its own character and challenge – particularly the par 3s, many of which would look at home on some of great golf courses in the country. There are numerous obstacles and hazards to be negotiated en-route here, not least the constant threat of water.
Wychwood Park is an extremely adaptable golf course, making it very attractive as a golf break destination for players of all standards.
Signature Hole: 17th – Par 3, 216 yards
There are a number of terrific and unique holes at Wychwood Park, but the 17th is certainly the most beautiful. Don’t be fooled by the elevated tee box, which can make the hole appear shorter than it is, as a full carry of almost 200 yards is needed to clear the water from the back pegs. This is a gorgeous golf hole that will evoke memories of the 16th at Augusta National.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Martin Hawtree |
| Opened for play | 2002 |
| Blue | 7,209 yards | SSS 75 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 6,784 yards | SSS 73 |
| Yellow | 6,377 yards | SSS 71 |
| Red | 5,618 yards | SSS 73 |
The hotel offers 113 modern, luxurious bedrooms, all refurbished in 2019 to a contemporary standard that feels fresh rather than tired. The rooms are well appointed with everything you'd expect from a quality golf resort, and the dedicated staff are always on hand to sort any requests without fuss.
The restaurant serves mouth-watering cuisine in a lively evening atmosphere, with a wide variety of dishes on the dinner-inclusive menu. The laid-back ambience makes it easy to relax after a long day on the fairways, whether you're celebrating birdies or commiserating over a back nine that got away. For breakfast, help yourself to the all-you-can-eat buffet featuring all your hot and cold morning favourites. One thing is certain, you won't go hungry on the golf course.
Post-round, The Claret Jug is the obvious meeting point for a pint and whatever match is on the big screen. Named with a nod to golf's most famous trophy, it's the sort of place where you can settle in with a cold beer, watch live sport and swap stories about the round. If you fancy something a bit more competitive, the hotel bar has a pool table and cracking views back across the course towards the Welsh hills.
The resort's location makes it ideal for golfers travelling from across England and beyond. Whether you're driving up from the Midlands, down from the North West, or across from Wales, Wychwood Park is straightforward to reach and offers everything you need under one roof: quality golf, comfortable rooms, good food and a proper bar. For societies, corporate groups or simply a weekend away with friends, it's a solid choice that delivers without any unnecessary complications.
Graham
✓27 Nov 2019
Recently refurbished hotel and has been very tastefully completed. The Bedroom Was very comfortable and had everything needed for an overnight stay. Our evening meal was very tasty but the time taken to deliver each course seemed excessive, especially when yo7 consider the restaurant wasn’t busy at all. Breakfast buffet was great and really set us up for the day.
Ray
✓16 Jul 2019
The hotel was nice but the service was really poor. We had to wait 1 hour for our starter and no one came around to ask us if we wanted any drinks. In the morning of our trip we were teeing of at 12.30. We arrived at 10.30am, went and booked our meals and went to the driving range .We got back to the club house about 11.15am, had a few drinks but our bacon sandwiches did not arrive till 12.15 after we asked the staff 3 times which each time they said they wouldn't be long.So literally people were walking and eating so we did not miss our tee of time.
David
✓4 Jun 2019
Julie
✓4 Apr 2019
Room was clean bed was zip and link so a topper would of improved the bed. It was nice having a bath and shower in the room.
Ian
✓27 Mar 2019
Rooms ok no complaints Breakfast quite good Bar Drinks expensive and long delay to be served Evening meal too pretentious and not really suited to hungry golfers- salmon parcels and caviar, COD in curry sauce, haddock fish cakes! Where were the burgers, fish and chips , steak and kidney pie etc
Martin
✓3 Oct 2018
Value for money
Graham
✓27 Nov 2019
The course was open on Sunday despite the poor weather that we have all experienced throughout the year. The fairways were very heavy going and on most holes were flooded, in our view the course was getting damaged with the amount if golf being played on it. It continued to rain overnight and was raining heavily again about an hour before our tee time of 10.28. Again the course was open but we felt that it should have been closed due to the weather conditions. It did not stop raining and it even got heavier on our way home. We took the view that any golf played on Monday would have been unsafe due to the course conditions. No trolleys were being allowed so we couldn’t have played anyway. A great shame because it is a great course but On a final note, all be wary of the long walks between green and tee on some holes.
Ray
✓16 Jul 2019
Great course
David
✓4 Jun 2019
Julie
✓4 Apr 2019
Had a very enjoyable first round of golf on the first day . Staff in pro shop very friendly and helpful. Unfortunately on the second day most of the greens on the back 9 holes of the course were out of use due to maintenance work .
Ian
✓27 Mar 2019
Tortuous! 3 hours to complete 9 holes !! So we abandoned the back 9 and started again at the first! Too many players, too many 4 balls, no supervision We like the layout but the greens were very uneven This was our 3rd visit but don’t think we will risk a 4th
Martin
✓3 Oct 2018
Tough but enjoyable course quite a walk between greens n tees and overly priced buggies
Check-in from 2pm | Check-out from 11am
7:30-10:30am
Smart Casual
The Restaurant
Yes
Yes
No caddies available
There are 2 bars on site
There is complimentary parking
