Weymouth Golf Club

Eighteen holes stretch across downland just outside Weymouth, offering proper parkland golf with enough elevation change to make things interesting. The course rolls over undulating terrain with fairways that demand accuracy rather than brute force - perfect for golfers who prefer finesse to power.

Club golfers will find this a decent test without being punishing. The layout works well for a round that doesn't drag on forever, and the condition is generally good throughout the season. What sets it apart from some coastal courses is the protection from sea winds that can make other Dorset tracks a lottery.

Families staying at nearby parks like Chesil Beach Lodge Park or the various sites around Fleet will find this handy for a morning round. Green fees are reasonable for the area, though booking ahead is wise during summer months when holiday crowds descend.

The clubhouse does a solid job with post-round refreshments, and the pro shop covers the basics if you've forgotten anything essential. It's not championship standard, but for a holiday game with decent facilities and straightforward booking, Weymouth Golf Club delivers exactly what most visiting golfers want - a proper round without the fuss.