Parkland at Dorset Golf Resort is a Martin Hawtree design situated in the countryside near Poole on England's south coast. Hawtree, who has worked extensively throughout the British Isles on both new courses and restorations of classic layouts, brought his understanding of traditional golf architecture to this parkland setting. The course occupies gently rolling terrain characteristic of the Dorset landscape, with mature trees and natural water features integrated into the routing. The layout reflects Hawtree's approach of working with existing landforms rather than imposing dramatic earthworks. Holes move through wooded corridors and open meadows, with strategic bunkering that rewards thoughtful placement over pure distance. The design incorporates several water hazards that come into play on approach shots and around greens, requiring golfers to manage risk across different parts of the round. As part of a resort property, Parkland serves both members and visitors, offering a contrast to the heathland and links courses found elsewhere in the region. The Dorset Golf Resort includes accommodation and dining facilities, making it a destination for golf breaks in southern England. The course provides a test suitable for a range of abilities while maintaining the design principles Hawtree has applied throughout his career.