Bramhall Golf Club

Originally built as just a nine-hole in 1905, Bramhall golf course was extended to eighteen holes shortly thereafter. Stretching over 6340 yards of gently undulating parkland in the beautiful Cheshire countryside, this par 70 is a good test for low handicappers without being overly punishing.

Two holes in particular, however, are worth watching out for. The par 5 seventh dog legs to the right from the tee but be careful not to over-hit your drive or you may end up in the bunkers in the middle of the fairway. Your approach needs to be straight also as the green is protected by bunkers to its right and left.

On the par 3 fourteenth, watch out for the bunkers guarding the green at all sides.