Kedleston Park Golf Club

Kedleston Park Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 parkland course in England, United Kingdom, designed by James Braid and opened in 1946. The layout moves through mature parkland shaped by bunkers, mounds, greenside complexes, swales, and hollows. The course has hosted The Open Championship Qualifying since 2018 and is rated 4.7 by 60+ Hole19 golfers. Practice facilities include a putting green, and the newly renovated Scarsdale Short Game area — a 585m² contoured USGA specification green flanked by two bunkers and a variety of swales, mounds, and hollows. A state-of-the-art Fitting and Teaching Studio is run by a team of four PGA Qualified Professionals, with coaching available seven days a week using the latest technology, open to both members and visitors. The clubhouse includes an air-conditioned restaurant and patio, a fully licensed bar, and a Professional Shop stocking a comprehensive range of leading brands. The clubhouse overlooks the course and the surrounding Derbyshire countryside, with private hire available for parties, functions, and gatherings. Access is semi-private.