Marriott Worsley Park Golf Club

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Marriott Worsley Park Golf Club has an 18-hole championship golf course with USGA specification tees & greens, a driving range and putting green. PGA championship course on 6,611 yards. Designed by European Golf Design in association with Michael King, this Manchester golf course's picturesque grounds and challenging par of 71 are a delight for guests.

Stay & Play: There's a Marriott hotel on site featuring quality accommodation and facilities to match.

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

• 5 out of 5 First class 15 August 2014

  By Spoons

  Superb golf course a lot of money has been spent on this golf course on drainage ,bunkers ,fairways and greens which are exceptional.Kudos to all the staff go and play this course you will not be disappointed.

• 5 out of 5 Yes yes yes! 17 March 2014

  By Gary Whiting

  Don't play it when wet, but awesome in fair to good weather. You will be hard beat to find a better course within 20miles. Expensive, but well worth the extra money. Perfect greens and massive challenges on most holes. One or two easier ones to keep you interested on a bad day.

• 2.5 out of 5 wet wet wet 13 December 2009

  By JUJITSU

  this will be the last time i play this course. it was the wetest course iv played and u pay full price. the staff and hotel was great but the course needs to sort out drainage as this is every year

• 4 out of 5 Great Deal 13 October 2009

  By howarian

  Just returned from a £85 dinner, bed & breakfast deal for 24 of us on a Sunday/Monday basis. Great value for money and the hotel matches the standard you come to expect from the Marriott group. The course was in great nick for the time of the year (October). One or two of the tees were a little wet, but these tended to be where the teeing area was set back in the trees. But the rest of the course was great. EXCEPT - the bunkers. Many of them were subject to GUR as recent bad weather had made them unplayable. With a little forethought, the greenstaff should have introduced a drop zone at the back of each of these GUR bunkers, That way there would be no marking out relief and then having to play of a steep downhill lie back over the bunker. Woulld help speed things up a bit as well. If you get the chance, then book the deal.

• 3 out of 5 wet and boggy 27 May 2008

  By Anonymous

  The welcome was excellent all the facilities in the hotel were top notch pro shop was good. The pro warned us that the rough was very wet as had a lot of rain but the fairways were still ok. At the 1st tee the fairway looked in pretty good shape but by the 2nd all of the group managed to find the fairway only to struggle to find our balls which were eventually found heavily buried. These conditoins on the fairway continued on most holes. Despite this the layout looked a good challenge especially the par-3 7th, playing over a pond and a stream. The condition of the tees and greens were excellent. Overall we were left slightly disappointed but would like to try the course in better condition.

• 4 out of 5 Good day out 10 January 2008

  By Adrian Hodges

  A polite and professional welcome is what you would expect form the Marriott, and is exaclty what you get, from the reception to the Starter and onto the course the people are first class. As you wait to tee off on #1 the vast "Himalayan" putting green gives you a clue as to just how fast the greens are going to be, so take a few mins to practice.......you'll need it. A nice gentle par 4 greets you from the first tee box, and the theme is set for the day. Keep it in the fairway and out of the rough if you want any chance of par or better. The greens are superb, hard and firm (even though it had been closed the weekend before for being waterlogged) and if you have missed the fairway stopping the ball may prove difficult. A good putting stroke is essential if you are going to try and get it close from a "lag". Overall there's enough to keep both the weekend player and the seasoned golfer interested through out, in the form of rough and water, and the despite the inclement weather the majority of bunkers were still light and fluffy, but a couple were bereft of sand and were quite hard. However, be prepared for a long day as the members that we played with advised that being let through as a 2-ball is a rareity so it makes sence to play as a 3 or 4, as we did, and enjoy the day. It's not hard to see why the Europro tour has stopped here before, and is likely to again and using 2-fore-1 on a weekday was exceptional value. I am already looking forward to playing again this year, hopefully a bit sunnier this time...