Welcome to Marple Golf Club
We call ourselves “The Friendly, Welcoming Club” because that’s what lies at the very heart of what we are as a Golf Club. We boast one of the most beautiful, well kept, all year round courses in the North West with a great clubhouse that enjoys superb panoramic views across the course and the stunning surrounding area. The clubhouse bar and restaurant provide golfers with a delicious and satisfying range of reasonably priced food – all freshly prepared.
We offer our members and visitors a great choice of playing and membership options to suit their lifestyle and pocket, for either social or competitive golf.
Marple Golf Club has a relaxed atmosphere whilst we do observe and value good golf club etiquette –it’s all about respect. We’re a group of friendly people with great enthusiasm and passion for the game and for our Club. We encourage an open and friendly attitude to all new members and visitors.
The course offers a wonderful golfing experience that is second to none in the region. Whilst the terrain is gentle, the superbly kept and well designed 18-hole layout offers an enjoyable yet challenging round of golf. Our green keepers maintain the course in top condition that means you can play almost any time all year round.
We’re a forward looking club, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have a proud heritage.
Formed in August 1892, even then, our founders’ philosophy was to create a club that was accessible and welcoming and they resolved to fix affordable entrance fees and annual subscriptions. And, within a month of formation, the first committee met and agreed that “lady members be admitted to the Club at an annual subscription of 5 shillings each and no entrance fee”. How’s that for a progressive attitude!
When you join, or visit our club, you are becoming part of our golfing community – we welcome you.
Marple Golf Club
Barnsfold Road
Marple
Stockport SK6 7EL
Secretary Wendy Hibbert 0161 427 2311
Bar and Restaurant Julie Schofield 0161 427 2311
Professional Jamie Storey 0161 427 1195
A few of the Captain’s Scottish friends were at Hill Valley
