Didsbury Golf Club

Didsbury Golf Club was founded as a nine-hole golf course on land near the local railway station in 1891. The front room of the stationmaster's house became its first clubhouse until 1901 when it moved to its present 18-hole site alongside the River Mersey.

Visitors are always welcome, but small groups and individuals must contact the professional or golf club manager to arrange a slot. Society organisers ought to deal directly with the manager to discuss their requirements. Society days tend to be Thursday and Friday but it is not unusual to find a booking available on any day at certain times of the year.

• Course has: Bar
• Course has: Buggy Hire
• Course does not have: Driving Range
• Course does not have: Practice Green
• Course has: Pro Shop
• Course has: Restaurant
• Course has: Trolley Hire
• Course has: Dress Code
• Course does not have: Club Hire
• Course does not have: Handicap

• 1 out of 5 Need more info 05 January 2015

  By Head

  Played here to day was very Disappointed all temp greens and tees which we want told when booking!!!!!! holes closed par 5 made in to par 2 it was that small... Members slow play An would not let us pass... Would not recommend it to anyone....... Only Good thing is a lot of parking that's if you can find the place a few new signs would be help full.....

• 4.5 out of 5 pro shop 02 October 2011

  By JUJITSU

  well back again and the course is in great condition, glad to see pro shop has sorted out its prices. great shop now. that good allround iv just joined  

• 4 out of 5 more freebys 13 December 2009

  By JUJITSU

  played two weeks ago and wasn't disapionted with the course, theholes over the moterway were a bit wet but not that bad u got stuck, will play again before end of year

• 3.5 out of 5 Nice Course 03 April 2009

  By pro_golfer

  Made to feel welcome from the minute we arrived. The pro let us play a further 18 holes also. Disappointed to play off temporary tees/greens. From what I gather 2 of the greens are out of action but look absolutely fantastic when able to play. Not too expensive either worked out @ £15 each for around 7.5 hours of play

• 3 out of 5 good course but pro shop is ripoff 26 February 2009

  By JUJITSU

  Played today, no first hole and play on 2 temp greens but rest of course ok. Pricey in pro shop, £11 foe 3 pro v balls. plus found members dont wait to be let through just jump in front on next fair way (rude) but would play again and have food in club house but should open before 11  . head green keeper stewart pugh has done a excellent job   

• 4 out of 5 Friendly club and members, well worth a visit 11 April 2007

  By tonypate

  Have played here about 4 times and have always been made to feel welcome. Surrounded by the river Mersey, the course is mostly flat yet long enough to provide plenty of challenge to all. Very well kept throughout the year, only slight snag is the holes accross the motorway, two fairways cross each other. Star hole for me is the par 5 3rd, dogleg right with trees down one side and the river on the other. Good tee shot required from elevated tee, cutting the corner slightly to reach the elevated green in two.