Shrigley Hall Golf Course
Overview
Set in the Cheshire countryside near Macclesfield and the Peak District, Shrigley Hall Golf Course is the place to play golf in the North West of England. The 18-hole, par-71 championship course, designed by Donald Steel, is a good challenge for all golfers. The course is about 6,189 to 6,251 yards long and features mature parkland, strategic challenges, and elevation changes.
Course Layout and Challenges
Shrigley Hall Golf Course has a varied, challenging layout that uses the natural terrain well. The elevation changes create scenic tee shots and lovely views across the Cheshire Plain and towards Manchester. Golfers will find rolling fairways, mature trees, well-placed bunkers, and occasional water hazards that reward careful play.
The hilly nature of the course adds a physical challenge, making a buggy highly recommended for most players. The fast, undulating greens test putting accuracy, while positioning is essential throughout. This Donald Steel design balances playability with genuine championship difficulty, so golfers of all abilities can enjoy their round.
Memorable Holes
Several standout holes define the character of Shrigley Hall Golf Course. The closing stretch provides a memorable finish, including a par 3 over water on the 18th hole, visible from the Lodge terrace. The course’s elevated positions deliver spectacular views, enhancing the overall experience and creating iconic moments on many holes.
Facilities and Amenities
Shrigley Hall has great facilities for visitors and members. The Lodge sits among pine trees with lovely views of the course. It has a bar, casual meals, and a terrace that looks over the 18th hole. You can get food from 7am to 4pm, and drinks until 8:30pm. There is also a gym, showers, and changing rooms.
Additional amenities include a 6-hole par-3 Oakridge course (60–90 yards), which is great for beginners, practising short shots. This course is also used for footgolf, and you can get equipment from the Lodge for £5 per person. There is also a practice area and putting green to help improve your skills.
The resort also has a four-star hotel, the BAZAAR Spa, a gym, and several places to eat. This makes it a good choice for golf breaks.
Book Now
Whether you seek a challenging round on a Donald Steel-designed championship golf course in Cheshire or a relaxing golf break, Shrigley Hall delivers an exceptional experience. Its combination of strategic design, natural beauty, and facilities continues to attract golfers from across the region and beyond.
Book your tee time today and experience why this Cheshire golf course remains a favourite destination for players.
