A front nine which requires players to plot their way around the tree-lined fairways leads gently into the longer back nine, where the bigger hitters will fancy making their length off the tee count. The picturesque 148-yard downhill par three eighth hole, heavily guarded with bunkers, is widely regarded as the course’s signature hole, with several holes across water on the back nine - including the beautiful 10th and 17th holes - vying for the accolade.

The 488-yard par five closing hole, which climbs gently towards the overlooking clubhouse, offers up a closing birdie or even eagle chance but bogey or worse is just as likely if you fall victim to the punishing slopes of the McKenzie green.

Chesterfield is widely regarded as a fair test of golf. Your scorecard will reflect your performance and you’ll enjoy your experience.