Ryder Cup inspired golf break at Shrigley Hall Hotel

Monday, 1 October 2012 10:52 AM

Are you a golf fan?

Are you a golf fan?

Those inspired by the Ryder Cup can book two night golf getaways at The Shrigley Hall Hotel Golf and Country Club.

Until the end of October, the hotel is offering two night stays from £179 per night (based on two people sharing a double/ twin room) including breakfast, dinner and two rounds of golf per person on its 18 hole Championship golf course.

The four star hotel sits on the edge of the Peak District and is set in 262 acres of stunning countryside. The 18-hole, par-71 golf course includes woodland and open parkland area. Ideal for those looking for a challenge it has the tricky 18th (par 5) with its sweeping dog-leg bordering a lake.

The hotel also has spa, indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi; ideal for relaxing after a day of golf. Breakfast and dinner are in the hotel’s award winning Oakridge Restaurant.

The promo code GOLF2 must be used on booking.

For more information or to book please call 0800 808 959 or visit the Puma Hotels website.

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