Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire (5 minutes from Junction 8 of M5, 45 minutes from Birmingham and 60 minutes from Bristol)

Puckrup Hall is par 70, 6189 yard championship course which has hosted the West Region PGA Championship. Designed by the Golf Design Partnership, it was built in the original parkland of the Hall and brings into play many of its natural hazards offering a stern but fair test of golf. Combine the three lakes and various tactically placed bunkers with the superb views of the Malvern Hills and you have one of the finest golf courses in Gloucestershire.

The back nine is illuminated by strategic bunkering and fairways sculptured around doglegs, to culminate in the magnificent 18th. Measuring 200 yards over water, with the hotel as a backdrop, it is a fine finishing hole.

Puckrup Hall is set in 140 acres of scenic Cotswold parkland. The hotel combines the traditional elegance of the original Regency Mansion, dating back to 1707, with the modern facilities of a four star Hilton hotel. The newer building is tastefully designed, taking its inspiration from the columns and cornice work of the original hall, and each of the deluxe en suite rooms is individually furnished to provide a personal experience.

The Balharries Restaurant offers excellent cuisine in a friendly atmosphere. The Living Well health club provides guests with an indoor swimming pool, saunas, steam room, spa bath and a fully equipped gym as well as a solarium and health and beauty salon. The hotel grounds are perfect for outdoor pursuits such as clay pigeon shooting, quad bikes, laser shooting, ballooning and archery. Furthermore, with the historic town of Tewkesbury being only two miles away, Puckrup Hall also provides the perfect base to explore the beautiful Cotswold countryside and the many attractions of the Heart of England.