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The Award-Winning The Award-Winning The Directors and Senior Management of Your Golfer eMagazine are delighted to announce their ‘Leicestershire Golf Club of the Year for 2018’ as Willesley Park Golf Club located in Ashby-de-la-Zouch. The award recognition comes as a tribute to not only the club’s wonderful golf course but its first class facilities and excellent hospitality. Willesley Park Golf Club The Award Winning Willesley Park Golf Club ocated in the heart of England, the Celebrating its Centenary Year in 2020, Willesley Each of Willesley Park’s golf holes has its own unique Led by Head PGA Professional, Ben Hill who land-locked county of Leicestershire is Park Golf Club was laid out on an existing mature character and, is aptly named to represent this with has over twenty years’ experience as one of definitely one where visitors are able parkland in 1920. The golf course has an enviable titles such as Spinney, Lakeside, Meadowside and Leicestershire leading golf pros, the shop stocks to experience the great outdoors and, heritage and reputation as the home of the annual Town View. The course requires accuracy from equipment, clothing and accessories from the L Leicestershire Fox golf tournament. Previous the tee and good course management to play to game’s leading manufacturers. one of the friendliest regions that you’ll come across on your golfing travels. winners of the Leicestershire Fox, held at Willesley handicap, while it features strategically-placed Park Golf Club include Peter McEvoy, Mark James, bunkers and plenty of sloping fairways to test one’s With extensive knowledge in all golfing matters, Leicestershire encompasses stunning countryside Gary Wolstenholme and Andy Sullivan. long game, as well as fast-running, well-protected Ben and his team can offer expert advice and tuition and some of the country’s finest golf course. For greens requiring the utmost attention when chipping for all aspect of one’s game as well as providing a real taste of the golf courses that are located in and putting. comprehensive support for visiting society groups, Leicestershire, you’ll need a few days to soak it all Memorable for all ensuring the smooth running of their golf event. up. With this in mind, the county offers a mixture the right reasons of accommodation providers, each with attractive With this in mind, visitor and society groups are packages for visiting golfing groups. The beautiful heath and parkland course is set in Relax and unwind… welcome to the award-winning, Willesley Park the National Forest in North West Leicestershire throughout the year with a range of prices based With the Rivers Soar, Avon and Welland meandering boasting fantastic views of the surrounding Willesley Park’s excellently-appointed clubhouse on group numbers which can be tailored to meet through the county, Leicestershire has become countryside and historic town of Ashby de la Zouch. is set on one level offering fine hospitality in the needs and requirements of the visiting party. increasing well known for its impressive collection comfortable surroundings overlooking the golf Society groups can also take advantage of of parkland golf courses; some of which have Winding its way through 230 acres of picturesque course. The Club’s restaurant is open daily with extensive society menus, whether its breakfast, a produced some fine golfers such as two times Leicestershire countryside, Willesley Park is the varying menus and a well-stocked bar offering three course evening meal or anything in between. British Amateur champion and Walker Cup legend, stunning setting for one of the Midlands’ premier beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. Gary Wolstenholme. golf venues. The par 70 golf course measures 6, For golf breaks, Willesley Park work in conjunction 290 yards from the championship tees with the The clubhouse is also the home of the highly- with local accommodation providers who come All in all, the county can offer visitors a generous tree-lined fairways and excellent putting regarded, Willesley Park professional shop. highly recommended. memorable afternoon’s golf which should not surfaces offer a fair challenge to golfers of all levels. be missed. The Award Winning Willesley Park Golf Club Test your golfing skills whilst taking a break from day to day pressure in a haven of natural beauty For further information, please contact the award-winning, Willesley Park Golf Club Measham Road,Ashby-de-la-Zouch,LE65 2PF T: 01530 414596 E: [email protected] W: www.willesleypark.com.
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