Mottram Hall at Champneys Mottram Hall Hotel, Golf & Health Spa

Mottram Hall is a parkland course set within the grounds of a Georgian country house estate in Cheshire, approximately ten miles south of Manchester. The course was designed by Dave Thomas, a former Ryder Cup player who became one of Britain's most prolific golf architects during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Thomas routed the layout through mature woodland and around the historic hall, which now operates as a hotel and spa facility.

The course occupies gently rolling terrain typical of the Cheshire Plain, with the design incorporating established trees, water features, and strategic bunkering throughout the eighteen holes. The parkland character provides a well-wooded setting that frames holes and creates definition, while several holes play around or near water hazards that influence club selection and strategy. The layout offers a mix of hole lengths and shapes, with doglegs and elevation changes adding variety to the round.

As part of a hotel and spa resort, Mottram Hall serves both visiting golfers and members, with the course accessible to guests staying at the property. The facility combines golf with broader leisure amenities, positioning the course within a hospitality environment rather than as a traditional members-only club. The Cheshire location places it within reach of golfers from Manchester and the surrounding northwest England region, offering parkland golf in a country estate setting.