Brailsford Golf Course

Brailsford Golf Course is situated on the edge of the Peak District National Park near Ashbourne in Derbyshire, England. The course consists of twelve holes, six of which are played twice from different tees to create a full eighteen-hole round. It measures 5,852 yards and plays to a par of 69, offering a well-maintained layout with gently undulating parkland interspersed with woodland terrain.

The course features several water hazards that contribute to its character and attract diverse wildlife including swans, buzzards, oyster catchers, rabbits, and pheasants. Notable among its holes are the 8th and 9th, which feature tee shots across lakes and are highlighted as particularly enjoyable to play. The scenic setting provides views of the surrounding Derbyshire countryside from the edge of the Peak District, making for an attractive playing environment. The course's moderate length and par rating suggest it is accessible to golfers of varying abilities while still presenting an engaging challenge with its water features and varied terrain.