Vale Royal Abbey Golf Club
One of Cheshire's finest courses, set within the grounds of a historic Abbey, with greens built to USGA specification.
Christmas and New Year 2026 at the Abbey. Party nights, festive lunches and carols by candlelight.
See what is onOne of Cheshire's finest courses, set within the grounds of a historic Abbey, with greens built to USGA specification.
Designed by the British golf architect Simon Gidman, Vale Royal Abbey Golf Club sits within 150 acres of stunning Cheshire countryside. The 18-hole, 6,463-yard par 72 course has matured into one of the finest in the North West since opening in 1998.
All greens are constructed to USGA specifications with natural free-drainage.
The clubhouse? You're in the historic Abbey itself. Views across the course, a warm welcome, and excellent food and drink. It's not your average 19th hole.
Designed by Simon Gidman, opened 1998
All greens built to international USGA specifications with natural free-drainage.
Driving range, short game practice area, and a highly rated putting green. Everything you need to sharpen your game before a round.
Head professional Ben Derbyshire offers one-to-one coaching and custom fitting in the performance studio with GC2 Launch Monitor.
Fully stocked professional shop with equipment, clothing, and accessories. Expert advice from our PGA team.
The clubhouse sits within the historic Abbey itself. Enjoy excellent food and drink with views across the course from the lounge.
Tailored golf day packages for societies and corporate groups. Includes catering, prizes, and use of the Abbey's function rooms.
Our dedicated golf website has everything you need including online tee time booking, membership categories and rates, the fixture list, competition results, and a full drone flyover of all 18 holes.
Pro Shop: 01606 301291 (Option 3)
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