Beeston Fields Golf Course

Hole 7 — a dogleg-right par four and the longest and toughest on the card — sets the tone for what awaits at Beeston Fields Golf Course, a parkland layout in Beeston, England, designed by Tom Williamson and opened in 1923. The 18-hole course stretches to 6,430 yards across tree-lined fairways with undulating greens. Hole 14 adds a different kind of test: a tight par three of 124 yards played over a valley. Rated 4.5 by 70+ Hole19 golfers, the course has built a consistent following. PGA professionals offer lessons on-site, supported by a Skytrak simulator and V1 Golf video swing analysis. The restaurant and bar are open all day for golfers and visitors, with lunch served daily and a Sunday Carvery running from 12pm to 3pm with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. A pro shop is also available.