Courses in Cheshire
Cheshire provides a tasty selection of fantastic courses for that perfect round of golf. Cheshire is home to ever popular venues at Shrigley Hall and Mottram Hall.
There are currently 95 golf courses within the golfshake.com system for this region.
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Houldsworth Golf Club 
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
The 18 hole course is flat parkland with interesting challenging holes to suit all level of golfers. The club was formed in 1910 and the course was redesigned by Dave Thomas in 1993 to include a number of challenging water features including our hardest hole, a 535 yd par 5 with an 'island green'.
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
The 18 hole course is flat parkland with interesting challenging holes to suit all level of golfers. The club was formed in 1910 and the course was redesigned by Dave Thomas in 1993 to include a number of challenging water features including our hardest hole, a 535 yd par 5 with an 'island green'.
Macclesfield Golf Club
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
Macclesfield Golf Club members have been welcoming guests to their hillside course for 100 years - and many return year after year to enjoy the wonderful views and superb challenge of golf.
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
Macclesfield Golf Club members have been welcoming guests to their hillside course for 100 years - and many return year after year to enjoy the wonderful views and superb challenge of golf.
Portal Golf Club 
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
This fantastic "second" course compliments the Championship perfectly. This not so forgiving par 71 does allow you to shoot well, if you can manage to keep it in the fairway. The premier course is ideal for golfers of all abilities; with two tee boxes on each hole, beginners and the more experienced can make the most of a challenging yet enjoyable round of golf.
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
This fantastic "second" course compliments the Championship perfectly. This not so forgiving par 71 does allow you to shoot well, if you can manage to keep it in the fairway. The premier course is ideal for golfers of all abilities; with two tee boxes on each hole, beginners and the more experienced can make the most of a challenging yet enjoyable round of golf.
Tytherington Golf Club 
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
The course is set in gently rolling parkland, winding through mature woodland and follows the natural contours of the land with over 100 bunkers and eight water features providing a challenging but enjoyable test of skill for every calibre of golfer.
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
The course is set in gently rolling parkland, winding through mature woodland and follows the natural contours of the land with over 100 bunkers and eight water features providing a challenging but enjoyable test of skill for every calibre of golfer.
Vicars Cross Golf Club
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
Vicars Cross Golf Club is an 18 hole parkland golf course of almost 6500 yards at its full distance and is situated in rural Cheshire on the A51 four miles east of Chester. The course is interesting and varied and is designed to test all aspects of your game.
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
Vicars Cross Golf Club is an 18 hole parkland golf course of almost 6500 yards at its full distance and is situated in rural Cheshire on the A51 four miles east of Chester. The course is interesting and varied and is designed to test all aspects of your game.
Wychwood Park Golf Club 
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
The superb 6,722 yard par 72 championship course at Wychwood Park has been constructed to European PGA Tour standards and features a fully computerised irrigation system; the superb tees and large greens are also constructed to USGA specifications. There are four separate teeing grounds to suit all standards of golfer and the course is kept in supreme condition throughout the year. Having opened in 2001 this young gem is beginning to mature into a real championship classic, leaving many critics singing its praises despite its relative youth. The course also features numerous lakes, streams and bunkers, making it one of the most picturesque new courses in the UK & Ireland.
(Cheshire, United Kingdom)
The superb 6,722 yard par 72 championship course at Wychwood Park has been constructed to European PGA Tour standards and features a fully computerised irrigation system; the superb tees and large greens are also constructed to USGA specifications. There are four separate teeing grounds to suit all standards of golfer and the course is kept in supreme condition throughout the year. Having opened in 2001 this young gem is beginning to mature into a real championship classic, leaving many critics singing its praises despite its relative youth. The course also features numerous lakes, streams and bunkers, making it one of the most picturesque new courses in the UK & Ireland.
