One of the most inviting sights in golf – a freshly cut first fairway to aim for!
We’re back underway with ‘safe golf’ on the first day of play being allowed following an enforced COVID-19 shutdown.
Initially, due to pressures on tee times brought about by social distancing restrictions, play will be for members only, in a maximum of two-balls, with online booking and stringent social distancing measures in place.
The clubhouse will remain closed, in line with Government guidance.
Wherever you are playing, enjoy your golf, stay safe and we look forward to welcoming you to Chesterfield Golf Club later in the year.
We’re all set to be back on the course on the first day 'golf lockdown' is lifted.
Measures are in place to ensure safe golf, which follows guidelines laid down by the Government and Golf England, is played from Wednesday 13 May.
Initially, due to pressures on tee times brought about by social distancing restrictions, play will be for members only, in a maximum of two-balls, with online booking and stringent social distancing measures in place.
The clubhouse will remain closed, in line with Government guidance.
Wherever you are playing, enjoy your golf, stay safe and we look forward to welcoming you to Chesterfield Golf Club later in the year.
Our golf course and clubhouse remain closed in accordance with Government guidance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Four of our greens team remain on-site to ensure the golf course is in good condition when we are given the all-clear to resume golfing activities and we are hopeful this will not now be far away.
Our Secretary-Manager Sean Boyle continues to work, predominantly from home to comply with movement restrictions, and can be contacted by email: secretary@chesterfieldgolfclub.co.uk
We will continue to follow guidance from the Government and England Golf and update our website and social media channels as further information becomes available.
Our outgoing Captains Paul Bywater and Barbara Sims capped a fantastic year when they handed over the proceeds of their charity efforts.
British Heart Foundation and NSPCC representatives visited our club to receive cheques to support their work.
Paul raised £3,517.44 for the British Heart Foundation during his year as Club Captain.
Barbara raised £2,493.44 for the NSPCC in her time as Captain of the Ladies Section.
The dynamic duo was brilliantly supported throughout their fund-raising efforts by golf club members. Well done Team CGC!