Societies and Groups

We specialise in society and corporate golf days and can offer a wide range of packages to cater for every budget. We accept golf societies every day except Saturdays.

Green fees and packages vary depending upon numbers and your requirements. For 2024 standard weekday green fees are £35 (£30 for a Society rate). We accept Sunday Societies with golf from £35 for 18 holes (Normal Sunday Green fee £45).

For 2025 standard weekday green fees will be £40 (£35 for a Society rate). Sunday Societies will be £40 for 18 holes (Normal Sunday Green fee £50).

Society organisers can make arrangements directly with the Professional. To discuss individual requirements phone 0161 973 1730 or complete the form on this page and we will do our best to find a package that suits your needs.

Catering

All dietary requirements can be catered for on any of these menu choices. Please inform of any requirements at the time of booking to ensure availability.

Catering packages can be booked through the golf club by contacting our Chef, Adam, on [email protected].

Online Enquiry Form

Please complete the form below and we will get back to you.

“On behalf of the Woodheys Golf Society I would like to thank all at the club for the welcome they gave us last Sunday, the sandwich boards with the posters was a nice touch. The new caterer gave us a generous portion of hotpot each, certainly the most I've ever seen at our events; the sweet also was a bit special. Thanks again for a great day. ”

George Elmslie

“I love this course. Absolutely superb and always in great condition. Along with Whitefield the best course I have played in the Manchester area.”

John Gaily

“Brilliant, just outside the city! I played on Tuesday as I had an afternoon to kill whilst the other half was on a training course. I’m pleased I choose to play Sale Golf Club. The course was great, a nice steady walk, with some challenging holes.”

Darren Moody

“Course in excellent condition, fairways running and cut to allow excellent approach shots to smooth manicured greens.”

Peter Bradford