Breadsall Priory Golf Course
18 hole Par 70 Moorland Course & 18 hole Par 70 Championship Priory Course
Frequently Asked Questions
Which course should I play first at Breadsall Priory - the Moorland or the Priory?
If you're looking for the signature experience, the Priory Course is your championship test, winding through mature parkland with some tricky elevation changes. The Moorland Course offers a more open, links-style feel with fantastic views and can be a great warm-up or a quicker, enjoyable round.
What's the best time of year to visit Breadsall Priory for golf?
We highly recommend visiting in late spring or early autumn. The English weather is usually more forgiving then, and the courses are in prime condition, offering stunning views without the peak summer crowds or the chill of winter.
How challenging are the courses at Breadsall Priory for a mid-handicapper?
Both courses offer a fair challenge, but the Priory Course, with its tighter fairways and strategic bunkering, will certainly test your accuracy and course management. The Moorland Course is a bit more forgiving off the tee, but its exposed nature means wind can add a significant layer of difficulty.
What makes Breadsall Priory unique compared to other golf resorts in England?
It's the blend of historic charm and two distinct golf experiences right on your doorstep. You're playing against the backdrop of a beautiful 13th-century priory, which adds a real sense of history to your round, especially on the Priory Course's more dramatic holes.
Are there any specific shots or holes I should prepare for at Breadsall Priory?
On the Priory Course, watch out for the par-3 14th - it's a beautiful but demanding downhill shot that requires precision to hit the green. On the Moorland, the par-5 18th offers a great risk-reward finish, often playing into the prevailing wind, so plan your approach carefully.