The Manor House Golf Club

The Manor House Golf Club offers golf on another level. Home to an acclaimed par-72 parkland course that is nestled within 365 acres of Cotswolds countryside, it has long been a popular destination due to its quality and excellent year-round conditions.

Delivering in both drama and beauty, the layout features beautifully manicured fairways across the rolling countryside, while undulating but immaculate greens add to its charms. The course – designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark – ambles around the River Bybrook and provides a stern challenge for all players.

What makes The Manor House really stand out is its stunning off-course setting in Wiltshire’s Castle Combe.

In a similar fashion to the River Bybrook, exquisite accommodation and fine-dining options meander around the estate and village of Castle Combe to create all the ingredients needed for a unique golf break like no other.

There are luxury rooms and suites to retire to after golf in either the magnificent 14th-century Manor House, its mews cottages along the road into the village – all full of character and individual designed – or in The Waterfall Lodge which overlooks the course.

Accommodation is also available at The Castle Inn. A classic pub with rooms in the heart of the village, this charming spot serves mouth-watering food that’s even claimed a spot in the Top 50 Gastropubs with two AA Rosettes.

For the ultimate golf break, however, a booking at the Michelin-starred Bybrook Restaurant, which offers a relaxed atmosphere and serves seasonal and local ingredients crafted into exceptional dishes, must be on the menu.