Disley Golf Club

Disley Golf Club sits in the Cheshire countryside near the village of Disley, close to the border with Derbyshire and within view of the Peak District hills. The course was designed by Steve Marnoch, a respected British architect known for his work on parkland and moorland layouts across northern England. The setting takes advantage of the area's natural elevation changes and mature woodland, characteristics typical of courses in this part of Cheshire where the landscape begins its transition toward the higher ground of the Peaks. The routing makes use of the property's rolling terrain, with holes moving through tree-lined corridors and across more open ground that offers views toward the surrounding hills. Disley's design reflects Marnoch's approach of working with existing land features rather than imposing dramatic earthworks, resulting in a layout that feels integrated into its environment. The course presents a traditional parkland test with strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward accurate approach play. The club serves the local golfing community in the Stockport and High Peak areas, drawing members from nearby towns and villages. Its location makes it accessible to golfers from Greater Manchester while maintaining a more rural character than courses closer to the urban center. The clubhouse and facilities reflect the club's role as a community hub for regular play rather than a destination venue, typical of many established clubs in the region.