Matlock Golf Club Established in 1906 on the undulating moorland above the town of Matlock, the eastern gateway to the Peak District National Park, our Club offers a challenging 18-hole par 70 course with spectacular views across the Derwent Valley and unrivalled practice facilities, including a 10 bay covered and floodlit driving range.

Located 6 miles north of Derby, at Duffield on the start of the Chevin Hills, Chevin Golf Club is described as both parkland and moorland with magnificent countryside views. The course provides a good test of golf over 6000 yards.

With spectacular views towards Dovedale and the Peak District, only a mile from the centre of Ashbourne, the course is set in open countryside but is easily accessible from the A50 and the A52. The course in its present form was designed by the well-known golf course architect, David Hemstock, and was opened in 1999, although parts of it go back much earlier. Ashbourne GC is consistently rated in the top 3 courses in Derbyshire.

Set in 155 acres of mature Derbyshire parkland, Kedleston Park was constructed in the late 1940s by renowned course architects Colt, Alison and Morrison to a design originally penned by the legendary five-time Open champion, James Braid. Playing up to 7026 yards, from the Championship tees, the par 72 course offers an excellent test of golf for players of all abilities within the stunning surroundings of Kedleston Hall. The course benefits from USGA specified greens and a recent improvement programme to the bunkers, mounds and greenside complexes under the expert guidance of world-renowned golf course architects, Mackenize and Ebert in preparation for hosting qualifying for The Open Championship from 2018.