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Best Western Cresta Court and Sale Golf Club Tee Off with a New Partnership

Altrincham’s 148 bedroom Best Western Cresta Court hotel is extending its warm and welcoming hospitality to golfers at the nearby Sale Golf Club, by announcing its sponsorship the Club’s halfway house.

Thanks to the new partnership between Sale Golf Club and the Hotel, which is owned and managed by Vine Hotels, golfers are able to revive and refresh mid-round at the sponsored Cresta Court Halfway House. The space offers a welcome retreat for golfers to pre-order hot food or grab a snack on the go and enjoy a few minutes rest with fellow members, before continuing along the rest of the course.

Captain Andy Howie recently met with Jane Haselden, general manager, from the Best Western Cresta Court on the course to announce the new partnership which will also bring a host of benefits. Exclusive offers on accommodation, packages, events, and dining will be given to all club members with officials currently working on deals to be announced in the coming weeks.

Talking of the new partnership, Jane Haselden from Best Western Cresta Court hotel said: “The Hotel is very much at the centre of the local community and has for many years been a leading venue for local weddings, birthday celebrations and Christmas gatherings.  We are proud to serve the residents of Sale and Altrincham as a hub for their social events and most special occasions, which is one of the reasons I am particularly delighted to announce this partnership. The arrangement allows us to support another local business as well as develop a relationship with golf club members which includes offering them exclusive opportunities to enjoy the Hotel first-hand.”

Current club captain, Andy Howie, said “We are delighted to be partnering with the Best Western Cresta Court Hotel as a fellow local business.  The partnership will bring mutual benefits to golfers and hotel guests, and we are delighted to be offering reduced green fees to those staying at the Cresta Court hotel. We believe that this is the start of an on-going and developing relationship”.

The Best Western Cresta Court offers extensive meeting and event spaces, 200 free parking spaces and free high-speed WI FI, plus the Townfields restaurant, a lounge-bar and beauty salon which is open to non-residents.

Sale Golf Club, established in 1913, is a picturesque parkland golf course set in an idyllic location by the banks of the River Mersey. The Club has developed a reputation of being one of the best golf courses in the area with outstanding greens and the warmest welcome.

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