Mickleover Golf Club
What you’re in for.
Mickleover is a parkland course, sheltered and green, its holes framed by old timber, in Derbyshire, the Midlands.
You will see far more of Mickleover as a member's guest than as a passing visitor. Hosted Rounds pairs you with a member who hosts you at the club's guest rate, played together, on the understanding that you will host them in return.
AT THE CLUB
Play Mickleover as a member’s guest, for £20.
That is the club’s own member’s guest rate, up to 60% below the £50 visitor green fee. A member signs you in and plays the round with you. Hosted Rounds is the members’ network that finds you the member.
Playing Mickleover as a guest
How do I play Mickleover Golf Club as a guest?+
Mickleover Golf Club is a private members' club, so the surest way to play it is as a member's guest. Hosted Rounds is a UK members' network built for exactly that: join, connect with a Mickleover member, and they sign you in as their guest, usually at the club's own member's-guest rate rather than the full visitor fee.
How much is it to play Mickleover Golf Club with a member?+
Played as a member's guest at Mickleover, the rate is about £20 a round, versus the £50 visitor green fee. Your host signs you in and it is paid at the club on the day.
How much does membership at Mickleover Golf Club cost?+
Membership subscriptions at Mickleover are set annually and, as at most private members' clubs, are generally quoted on enquiry, so ask the club direct about current fees, joining fees and any waiting list. If the aim is to play Mickleover rather than join it, you do not need a membership at all: a member can sign you in as their guest for about £20, which is what Hosted Rounds arranges.
Can you play Mickleover Golf Club without being a member?+
Yes. Mickleover takes visitors, with a green fee of around £50. You can also play as a member's guest, signed in by a member at the club's lower guest rate, which is what Hosted Rounds arranges.
Where is Mickleover Golf Club?+
Mickleover Golf Club is in Derbyshire, in the Midlands.