Golf Courses - West Midlands

Whittington Heath is one of those terrific centenarians in Britain, that somehow exist in relative anonymity yet manage to charm golfers from the opening tee shot right through to the final green. ...

The original course was built on part of the Hewell Grange Estate, owned by Viscount Windsor. In November 1893 five prosperous residents of Blackwell commissioned (for £1.5s.0d) C W Cunningham, a l...

In Volume 1 of The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, Tom Doak published that.

“Perhaps the finest of parkland layouts to be found in the UK, Little Aston’s graceful design is neither over...

In Volume 1 of The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, Tom Doak writes that.

“Four times host to the Ryder Cup Matches, this midlands resort course is full of great memories for European go...

Beau Desert lies within what was once the Staffordshire estate of the Sixth Marquess of Anglesey, Charles Henry Alexander Paget. Until 1919, when the Marquess reluctantly abandoned their home at Be...

Church Stretton is quite simply unique. It’s 18 holes sit atop the stunning Shropshire Hills – an area of outstanding natural beauty – and it’s panoramic views are among the finest in England. This...

Copt Heath represents an enjoyable and challenging test for golfers of every level, requiring strategic thinking as well as some power and finesse.

The course maintains an enviable reputati...

Enville Golf Club, situated about a mile from the village of Enville, was founded in 1935 by a group of local enthusiasts. Their first meeting was held in a nearby hostelry, and they considered and...

Designed by Robin Hiseman from European Golf Design, the JCB Golf and Country Club reflects a bold, ambitious vision of Lord Bamford, chairman of the iconic construction and agricultural equipment ...

Situated in the beautiful Cheshire countryside just 15 miles south of Manchester on the outskirts of Macclesfield, Prestbury Golf Club is a Harry Colt classic ranked in England's Top 100 Courses. <...