Golf Breaks in Dorset

The Club at Meyrick Park

Dorset

• 5 minute walk from Bournemouth city centre
• Wonderful views of the onsite golf course from many rooms
• Modern health and fitness facilities

The Dorset Golf & Country Club

Dorset

• Golf Course designed by Martin Hawtree
• 5-Star Log Homes & 5-Star Luxury Cottage accommodation
• Located just just 30 mins from Bournemouth

Ferndown Golf Club

Dorset

• Top 100 Course in England
• Founded in 1912
• Where BBC Commentator Peter Alliss learnt the game

Broadstone Golf Club

Dorset

• Designs from Tom Dunn, Herbert Fowler & Harry Colt
• Rated in the Top 50 England Golf Courses
• Founded in 1898

Parkstone Golf Club

Dorset

• Top 50 Course in England
• In 1937 James Braid revised the layout
• Designed by Willie Park in 1909, a 2 time Open winner

Remedy Oak Golf Club

Dorset

• Top 50 ranked course in England
• Opened in 2005
• One of the most exciting courses to open since the turn of the millennium

Isle of Purbeck Golf Club

Dorset

• Top 100 Course in England
• Founded in 1892, later re-designed by Harry Colt
• Enjoys splendid views across the English Channel and Isle of Wight

Ashley Wood Golf Club

Dorset

• Founded in 1896, the 5th oldest club in Dorset
• Designed by Sir William Henry Smith-Marriott
• Described by Peter Alliss as "The best kept secret in Dorset"

Best Golf Courses in Dorset for Low Handicappers

Golfers heading to Dorset looking for a challenge worthy of a low handicap will certainly find their fairway at Ferndown Golf Club. The former stomping ground, although I'm not sure with his dulcet tones he ever really stomped, of the Voice of Golf, Peter Alliss, enjoys 27 holes of golf that has welcomed countless professional and amateur tournaments. With fast-running fairways combined with some of the best greens in Dorset, Ferndown is a golfing treat many visit every year as part of their golf trip.

Other stand out golf courses for low handicappers include Broadstone Golf Club which includes designs from golf course extraordinaire Harry Colt and Parkstone Golf Club which has some of the finest views on a golf course anywhere in the South of England.

Best Golf Courses in Dorset for Societies

Dorset is a very popular spot for golf societies with thousands of golfers heading here each year for their golfing trip. Whether it is a 1 or a 2 night break or something a little longer, Dorset has a wide variety of golf resorts, hotels and courses to explore.

The most visited options for societies are found at the golf resorts of Meyrick Park, which is just moments from Bournemouth city centre and Dorset Golf and Country Club. These hotels enjoy easy access to a golf course just metres from the accommodation, making this a great option for those not looking to travel too far before or after their round. With plenty of options for other golf courses in Dorset to add on the option of playing and staying at these golf resorts are well-recommended.

Best Golf Courses in Dorset for Beginners

There is plenty to offer in terms of golf courses for beginners in Dorset. Popular choices include Queens Park Golf Course which is just a short drive from Bournemouth, Crane Valley and Knighton Heath.

Playing these golf courses off the forward tees can make the day all the more enjoyable with less chance of missing the fairways and keeping the ball rolling down the hole.

If you have any queries on which golf courses in Dorset are best for your group, simply speak to our Golf Travel Experts who will be delighted to provide you with their first-hand experience and advice to find the perfect golf break.