Prestbury Golf Club is a private members' club in Cheshire with an 18-hole, par-71 course created during the early 1920s. The club was founded in 1920 as Prestbury and Upton Golf Club. Its own history records that Harry Colt and Dr Alister MacKenzie were responsible for the design, with the first nine holes opening on Easter Sunday, March 26, 1921, and all 18 holes officially open by 1924.
The routing uses substantial changes in elevation on a comparatively compact property, while sandy subsoil contributes to drainage. Colt continued advising the club into the 1930s. John Morrison later became involved, and Fred Hawtree and Sons were appointed as course architects in 1959.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. Designed by Harry Colt and Alister MacKenzie, the course originally opened in 1921. It is a private members' club. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Short Game Area, Putting Green, Indoor Teaching Facility, Pro Shop, Clubhouse, Restaurant, Bar.
Prestbury and Upton Golf Club was founded in February 1920 by local golfers seeking an 18-hole course on less strenuous terrain than alternatives in the district. Work began that summer. A contemporary Manchester Guardian report recorded that Harry Colt and Alister MacKenzie were responsible for the design.
The course uses the property's natural changes in elevation and sandy ground. Prestbury's history records Colt's preference for working with natural landforms and avoiding artificial-looking symmetry. The back nine wraps around the front in a horseshoe-like routing on a site of roughly 90 acres.
Nine holes opened on March 26, 1921 and all 18 were officially open by 1924. Colt continued to advise the club into the 1930s. John Morrison later handled architectural matters before Fred Hawtree and Sons were appointed in 1959.
Mackenzie & Ebert became course architects in 2016.
Prestbury has appeared in rankings of England's leading courses and has hosted national and county competition as well as Open Championship Regional Qualifying.
Prestbury describes itself as a traditional private members' club, while providing controlled visitor and society access.
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| Fee Type | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Visitor | ||
| Visitors' Green Fees | £10 | Player: visitor | Day: weekend |
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