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Marriott Breadsall Priory Golf Club
User rating : 
(3.58)
[Ranking 1724 from 2660] (12 reviews)
Created in 1977 the course winds through the undulating parkland that surrounds the Hotel, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
A degree of accuracy is required to play to small well protected greens along tree lined fairways.Course Information
Moor Road, Morley
Derby
Derbyshire, DE7 6DL
United Kingdom
Tel: 01332 832235
Website: http://www.marriotthotels.com/emags
Email: golf.breadsallpriory@marriotthotel.co.uk
Golf Pro: D. SteelsContact/Secretary: J Winterbottom
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Travelling North * Leave M1 at Exit 25, turn left onto the A52 towards Derby. * After approx. 7 miles take exit signposted to Chesterfield at 1st roundabout (Pentagon Island). * Straight over the next 2 roundabouts. * At 4th roundabout turn right into Breadsall Village. * Turn left into Rectory Lane signposted Breadsall Priory following the road sharp right. * Turn left into Moor Road. Breadsall Priory is approx 1.1/2 miles of the left. Travelling South * Exit M1 at Junction 28 onto the A38 towards Derby. * Turn left at 1st & 2nd roundabouts into Breadsall Village and continue as above.
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Set in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside, there are two 18 hole courses which offer different challenges and equally demanding pars. Created in 1977 the course winds through the undulating parkland that surrounds the Hotel, offering breathtaking vie
Midweek cost: £25.00 to £50.00 per round
Reviews
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by Ashley Dakin on 9th September 2008Ive played this course a few and it always comes up to 'scratch' on both fairways and greens.
The par has recently been changed down to 70 with a change on a couple of holes leaving the 12th as one of the hardest par 4's ive played at SI18. The 15th par 4 has been droped from a 5 and takes an avergage player 3 good hits to make it on the green so your putting better be good.
the bar has just undergone a makeover with a modern but relaxed feel with a good selection of beers and food to suit all tastes.
All in all, very good course but a bit pricey if your not signed on by a member.The Course
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by Chris Perry on 30th June 2008Great front 9 with lots of variety, a shame the back couldn't match it; it's very backwards and forwards. Not quite your typical corporate course but does have the usual green fees to go with it. Course was in good condition for the time of year and greens were in superb condition with subtle breaks.
Would've got a better score if they had made the back 9 more interesting
by Osman Gothamy on 12th June 2008priory course review -
Pro's - the most outstanding hole on this course is the 11th, with the high tee looking over the rest of the course and the city of Derby.
Con's - some of the holes are a bit close together - a bit of a danger of getting hit by a ball or 2.Value for money
by Andrew Woodcock on 28th May 2008Good steady course
The Course
by Kevin Shearsby on 23rd May 2008nice course.
by William Brownlee on 16th April 2008Course in good condition, but the pro shop, changing rooms and bar area all being refurbished at the same time so poor facilities and impossible to park.
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by Miwako Ito on 28th January 2008Interesting course. The green is really fast. But I think it is too expensive for non-member to play. Junior green fee is reasonable!
by Paul Cook on 28th January 2008really impressed with this course would play again
by Tim Hawkins on 12th December 2007Played the Priory in the first week of December after 3 days of heavy rain and the course was in beautiful condition. Granted there were a few squashy patches in remote areas (I tend to go into strange places) and there were a few temporary tees, but that is the only gripes I had. The greens were damp but consistent, quite quick and firm enough not to plug lofted shots (some big pitch marks though).
Great value too, £10 each (with 2 fore 1) on a Monday. Round only spoilt by a corporate 4 ball slowing two 3 balls and a couple of pairs in front of us.
by Darren Ramowski on 29th October 2007Priory is a good course with some interesting holes especially the signature hole on the back 9 over a road from an elevated tee.
by Mark Taylor on 12th March 2007Two 18 hole courses, with the typical corporate hotel and facilities. Play the Priory course if you get the chance and it is definately superior to the Moorland course (few more ups-and-downs, and a challenging "road-hole" to boot). I can't recommend staying over though, as the last breakfast I had there left me wishing I'd brought a hammer and chisel for the bacon! Not sure of current prices, as the last time I played it was a corporate do, but the golf was very enjoyable.
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