Breadsall Priory Championship Course is an 18-hole championship golf course located in the heart of Derbyshire in the English Midlands. The course was recently restored by Ryder Cup course designer, Dave Thomas, making it one of the top courses in the region and a must-play for any golfing enthusiast. The Breadsall Priory course is renowned for its challenging golf. The course winds through mature woodland, across open heathland, and around ponds and water hazards, making it a true test of golf. It is also the longest golf course in the Midlands at 7749 yards. One feature of the course that makes it unique is the undulating fairways which can prove difficult to negotiate. The course also features large and well-positioned bunkers. The greens are well-protected by slopes, banks, and softly contoured mullions. The course is set in a magnificent parkland estate that contains lakes, ponds, and a grand Victorian manor house. It combines the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside with a high-level of golfing challenge, making it an ideal golfing destination. The Breadsall Priory Championship Course has hosted many prestigious golf tournaments, including the Europro Tour, The English Open, and The English PGA Championship of Europe. With its unique layout and stunning views, it is no wonder that it is a popular venue for some of the biggest names in golf.