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Wish to play hereAbout the course
Founded in 1887 and designed by J. Morris, Buxton & High Peak is Derbyshire's oldest golf club, built on free-draining limestone at 1,100 feet in the Peak District. The par-69 course, stretching 5,877 yards, frequently draws comparison to an inland links layout, particularly across holes 4 to 6, and offers members and visitors a consistently playable test without the severity of steep hill climbs.
Layout & location
Setting. Peak District, limestone, 1100 feet above sea level
Founded 1887 · Designed by J. Morris.
Notable
- oldest club in Derbyshire
- inland links characteristics on holes 4, 5, 6
- free-draining limestone course
- views of Peak District
Facilities
- bar
- real ales
- clubhouse
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