The Dorset Golf & Country Club & Resort
9 hole Par 33 Woodland Course & 9 hole Par 36 Lakeland Course & 9 hole Par 36 Parkland Course
Website: https://www.dorsetgolfresort.com/
Frequently Asked Questions
With three distinct 9-hole courses - Woodland, Lakeland, and Parkland - how do I choose which one to play first at The Dorset Golf & Country Club?
You're in for a treat with such variety! We recommend starting with the Woodland Course if you appreciate precision and tight, tree-lined fairways, as it's a fantastic warm-up. If you're looking for a bit more challenge and enjoy water features, the Lakeland Course offers some truly memorable holes that demand accurate iron play.
What's the best time of year to visit The Dorset Golf & Country Club to experience the courses at their best?
To truly enjoy the distinct character of each course, we suggest visiting between late spring and early autumn, typically May through September. The English weather is generally more forgiving then, offering drier fairways and the courses in their most vibrant condition. You'll find the greens running true and the natural beauty of the Dorset countryside really shines.
Is The Dorset Golf & Country Club suitable for golfers of all skill levels, or is it geared towards more experienced players?
Absolutely, it caters to everyone, which is one of its great strengths. While the Parkland Course offers a longer, more traditional challenge for those who like to unleash the driver, the Woodland and Lakeland nines provide excellent tests of strategy and accuracy without being overly punishing. You can easily mix and match to suit your group's abilities.
What's a unique highlight or a 'must-do' experience when playing at The Dorset Golf & Country Club?
Don't miss the experience of playing a combined 18 holes that blends two of the nines-it really showcases the club's versatility. We particularly love the transition from the tight, strategic Woodland holes to the more open, water-laden challenges of the Lakeland Course. It's a fantastic way to appreciate the diverse design.
If I want to play more than one 9-hole course in a day, how should I plan my rounds at The Dorset Golf & Country Club?
We highly recommend booking two consecutive 9-hole rounds to truly get a feel for the variety, perhaps playing the Woodland and then the Lakeland for a great contrast. Allow yourself a comfortable break between nines to grab a drink at the clubhouse and reflect on your shots. It makes for a perfectly paced day of golf.