Cheshire, United Kingdom
Founded in 1889, Wilmslow Golf Club is a championship-length course designed by the renowned James Braid, stretching 6,639 yards with a par of 72. Located in the picturesque Cheshire countryside near Knutsford, the course represents an ideal blend of traditional and modern golf design.
The course has established itself as one of Cheshire's finest and longest championship courses. Its prestigious history includes hosting multiple European Tour events, notably the Martini International in 1983 when Sir Nick Faldo triumphed, the Greater Manchester Open from 1975 to 1981, and the 2020 Legends tournament. The club has also served as a regional qualifying venue for The Open Championship.
Beyond professional tournaments, Wilmslow has hosted significant amateur competitions including England Golf's Women's Amateur Championship in 2018 and the Girls' Open Championship in 2022. The course annually hosts the Cheshire Cat, a World Amateur Golf Ranking event, and regularly features Cheshire County Championships.
The course is known for delivering a challenging yet welcoming experience, combining strategic design with the natural beauty of its Cheshire setting, making it appealing to both competitive golfers and society visitors.
