Carden Park Cheshire Course
The Cheshire is one of two championship courses at Carden Park, giving golfers a contrasting round to the Nicklaus without leaving the resort. Set towards the back of the 1,000-acre estate near Chester, its parkland fairways rise and fall through mature trees, with views across Cheshire and towards the Welsh hills.
Natural hazards, well-placed bunkers and uneven lies make course management especially important. The uphill ninth is a demanding par four that often plays into the wind. From the 16th, a controlled tee shot can leave a flatter approach, while the 17th leads to a memorable finale: the 18th plays from an elevated tee above the estate.
Carden Park lists the Cheshire at 6,824 yards from the blue markers and 5,666 yards from the red markers. An average fourball should allow around four and a half hours for the round. On busy days, the resort may pair smaller parties into fourballs.
Before teeing off, golfers can use the resort’s driving range, putting greens and short-game practice facilities. The hotel, clubhouse, restaurants and leisure facilities are on the same estate, making it easy to combine both courses in a short break.
Explore our Carden Park golf breaks, or read about the neighbouring Nicklaus Course.