Wychwood Park is generally regarded as one of the premier inland courses in the north of England. At 7,213 yards from the championship markers, the course is set up to host professional tournaments and undoubtedly will challenge the game's best.

This is however a resort course, and as such has an array of tees, ensuring that all golfers can enjoy a round at Wychwood. The construction of the golf course utilised the latest in technology, including a computerised system for irrigation, while the teeing areas and sweeping greens were constructed in line with USGA principles.

The majority of visitors to Wychwood leave in awe of the course’s brilliant design. There are no weak holes: each has its own character and challenge – particularly the par 3s, many of which would look at home on some of great golf courses in the country. There are numerous obstacles and hazards to be negotiated en-route here, not least the constant threat of water.

Wychwood Park is an extremely adaptable golf course, making it very attractive as a golf break destination for players of all standards.

Signature Hole: 17th – Par 3, 216 yards

There are a number of terrific and unique holes at Wychwood Park, but the 17th is certainly the most beautiful. Don’t be fooled by the elevated tee box, which can make the hole appear shorter than it is, as a full carry of almost 200 yards is needed to clear the water from the back pegs. This is a gorgeous golf hole that will evoke memories of the 16th at Augusta National.