Details and Entry Form for the Junior Open on August 25th are now available on the Open Competition Page. Click Here To View
LADIES NEWSLETTER
The latest issue of the Ladies Newsletter is now available. Click Here To View
ALBATROSS
Thomas Marsden makes an Albatros 2 on the 7th in the Fuller's GMQ4 Sat 4th May. He went on to win the competition with a nett 66. Well done Tom!
MEMBERSHIP OFFER
The joining fee for Bronze Membership has been reduced to £250 for a limited time only. For more information
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A warm welcome awaits you at Bramhall Golf Club where you have the opportunity to play one of Cheshire's most delightful parkland courses.
The Bramhall Golf Club is a traditional private members’ club, well known as one of the friendliest clubs in the area.
Our range of packages for visitors is varied and comprehensive and tailored to the needs of each individual party.
Whether you are a single four ball, a Society or a large Corporate Visiting Party our objective is to do everything we can to ensure that your visit is truly memorable and enjoyable.
You will hopefully find everything you need to know about the Club on this website but if you require any additional information please contact the Honorary Secretary, David O'Brien on 0161 439 6092.
Visitor's Comments:
"I always look forward to my annual trip to play Bramhall. I find the course a fair test of a golfer’s ability with a great mix of interesting holes; for example, the first is certainly a challenging 400 yarder with ponds and trees to negotiate. My simple advice is to take a 5 and move onto the very much shorter and potentially more rewarding second. The whole course is a delight to walk with greens which are the envy of most clubs."
"On each visit to Bramhall, I am always struck by the friendliness of the place and the courtesy extended to guests. It is one of those courses that you are happy to recommend to anyone who plays the game."
"Bramhall does things properly. It is always a pleasure to experience a good game on a great course, and relive the whole thing over a pint and a sandwich in a traditional environment."