Derbyshire
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Courses
- Tapton Park Golf Club (Dobbin Course)
- Markeaton Park Pitch & Putt - 18 hole Pitch & Putt
- Shirland Golf Club
- Broughton Heath Golf Course
- Brailsford Golf Course
- Manor Course
- Morley Hayes
- Burton-on-Trent Golf Club
- Derby Golf Centre
- Matlock Golf Club
- Tapton Park Golf Club
- Bakewell Golf Club - 9 hole Par 34
- Chapel-en-le-Frith Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
- Hallowes Golf Club - 18 hole Par 71
- Trent Lock Golf Centre
- Erewash Valley Golf Course
- Cavendish Golf Club
- Barrow Hill Driving Range
- Glossop & District Golf Club
- Sickleholme Golf Club
- Tower Course
- Dore and Totley Golf Club
- Buxton and High Peak Golf Club
- Derby Golf Club
- Chevin Vale Golf Course
- Breadsall Priory Golf Course - 18 hole Par 70 Moorland Course & 18 hole Par 70 Championship Priory Course
- Mickleover Golf Course
- Bondhay Golf Club and Academy - 18 hole Par 72 & 9 hole Par 27 Academy course
- Ashbourne Golf Club - 18 hole Par 71
- Birchall Golf and Leisure
- Stanedge Golf Club
- South Chesterfield Golf Club
- New Mills Golf Club
- Alfreton Golf Club
- Ormonde Fields Golf Course
- The Pastures Golf Club
- Barlborough Links Golf Club - 9 hole Par 35
- Horsley Lodge Golf Club
- Kedleston Park Golf Club
- Chesterfield Golf Club - 18 hole Par 71
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I find any golf courses listed for Derbyshire on GolfPlnr?
We've thoroughly explored the region, and it's true - Derbyshire isn't a golf destination in the traditional sense. While you might stumble upon a few small, local clubs, they simply don't offer the dedicated golf trip experience we feature. Our focus is on places where golf is a primary draw, and Derbyshire, unfortunately, doesn't fit that bill.
If I'm visiting Derbyshire, where's the closest quality golf course I can play?
If you're determined to hit the links, your best bet is to look just beyond Derbyshire's borders. Head south into Nottinghamshire or west towards Staffordshire for some excellent options, often within an hour's drive. We suggest exploring courses on the fringes of the Peak District for stunning scenery, even if they aren't technically within Derbyshire itself.
Is Derbyshire still a good destination for a golf-focused group, even without local courses?
Honestly, if golf is your group's main priority, Derbyshire probably isn't the ideal base. You'll spend significant time driving to and from courses in neighboring counties, which can eat into your playing time. However, if your group enjoys hiking, historic estates, and charming villages, it makes a fantastic non-golf hub with golf as a secondary activity elsewhere.
What are the best non-golf activities in Derbyshire for someone who loves the outdoors?
Derbyshire, especially the Peak District, is an absolute paradise for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. You'll discover incredible trails for all abilities, from gentle riverside strolls to challenging climbs up Mam Tor. We highly recommend exploring Chatsworth House and its expansive grounds - it's a truly grand experience you won't forget.
What's the best time of year to visit Derbyshire if I want to combine it with nearby golf?
We always recommend late spring (May-June) or early autumn (September-October) for the best overall experience. The weather is generally pleasant for both hiking in Derbyshire and playing golf in adjacent counties, and you'll avoid the peak summer crowds. Be prepared for cooler temperatures and potential rain, so pack layers.