Kedleston Park Golf Club

Kedleston Park Golf Club is set in Derbyshire parkland around Kedleston Hall, featuring an 18-hole mature parkland course. Designed in the late 1940s by Colt, Alison, and Morrison, based on five-time Open Champion James Braid's design. At up to 7,026 yards from championship tees and par 72, it offers a varied challenge for golfers of all levels. The club has a rich history: after Markeaton Golf Club closed in 1938, development began, leading to Kedleston Park Golf Club's founding in 1946. The clubhouse overlooks the course with hospitality including a licensed bar, air-conditioned restaurant, and patio. Training facilities include a renovated Scarsdale Short Game area, putting green, chipping area, warm-up nets, and Driving Range. The course was also used for preparation and qualification ahead of The Open 2018.