Staffordshire

An 18-hole championship parkland course built to USPGA standards and designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, using the site's rolling meadowland and mature woodland. The layout features multiple lakes, ponds and a meandering brook, with USGA-standard greens, and the club regularly hosts tour events, county fixtures and charity golf days.

A parkland course south of Stoke-on-Trent in North Staffordshire, partly bordered by the River Trent with several water features. Known as a friendly, welcoming club, it offers a fair test for golfers of all abilities and is often described as a hidden-gem course.

A private members' parkland course founded in 1923/1924 on the northern edge of the Black Country, playing to 18 holes, par 71, around 6,329 yards. It sits in rural Staffordshire countryside close to the M6, with a clubhouse offering food and a bar.

A large multi-facility leisure venue in Burton-on-Trent offering golf courses, adventure golf, a health and fitness club, restaurant/bar, padel tennis and event hosting. It operates as Branston Golf & Country Club, distinct from the standalone Branston Golf Range facility also present in the area.

A prestigious 18-hole parkland course on the edge of Cannock Chase, founded in 1894 and originally designed by Harry Vardon. It features a tree-lined layout with water hazards, a well-stocked pro shop, and a distinguished country-house clubhouse used for private functions.

A large leisure destination in Walsall combining an 18-hole golf course with a hotel (log cabins), golf shop, indoor golf simulator room, practice range, sports therapy/fitness facilities and fishing. It hosts weddings and corporate events alongside member and visitor golf.

An 18-hole municipal parkland course (par 67, approx. 4,958-5,143 yards) designed by Ray Broome, located next to Chase Leisure Centre. Now operated by Everyone Active (formerly council-run via Cannock Chase District Council), it welcomes members and public play, with facilities including a clubhouse, putting green, and trolley/buggy hire.

A private 18-hole parkland course (par 71, 6,442 yards) established in 1936 and designed by James Braid, set on the former Drayton Manor estate. Tree-lined fairways and well-presented greens on relatively flat, walkable terrain; it is a full, active members' club with visitor and society play available.

A well-regarded heathland/moorland course known for excellent drainage and year-round playability, with tree-lined fairways, fast sloping greens, and views over open countryside. The club also runs a large events operation alongside its golf offering; it is a full 18-hole club, not a driving range.

A members' golf club welcoming visitors, societies, and away days, with a full 18-hole course, buggy hire, and open competitions. Note the club's postal address sits just over the Staffordshire/West Midlands (Birmingham/Walsall) boundary, as is common for several clubs historically affiliated with Staffordshire golf union.

A traditional 18-hole moorland course established in 1909, offering spectacular views toward the Peak District. It welcomes non-member day visitors and operates as a full golf course (despite the 'Centre' name, it is not a driving-range-only facility).

An 18-hole parkland course set within the historic grounds of Ingestre Hall, designed by Jon Hunt (IDG). Praised for its tranquil, scenic layout and tree-lined holes, the club has a clubhouse overlooking the signature 18th hole and welcomes golfers of all abilities.

One of North Staffordshire's premier golf clubs, situated a mile south of Leek on the A520 with views over the Staffordshire Moorlands. The course, over a century old, features tree-lined fairways and undulating greens, and was selected by the R&A for a six-year sustainability improvement programme.

An 18-hole championship parkland course plus a shorter par-3 course, situated between Lichfield and Rugeley. Operated by The Club Company, it also has a Toptracer-powered driving range (the Strike Shack) and is noted by members for the quality of its greens.

An established parkland course located about a mile west of Newcastle-under-Lyme town centre, with easy access from the M6. A traditional members' club offering a full 18-hole layout and function/event facilities.

An idyllic 18-hole parkland course established in 1968, spanning 5,728 yards and favouring accuracy over length. It offers panoramic views across Staffordshire, Cheshire, Shropshire and into the Welsh Hills, and is run as a private members' club that also welcomes visitors and societies.

A century-old parkland course designed by renowned architect Harry Colt (who also designed Royal Lytham St Annes and Muirfield), featuring mature tree-lined fairways across two distinct loops. Notable holes include the demanding 443-yard par-4 8th and a tough stroke-index-2 finishing 18th.

A traditional heathland course on Penn Common, on land acquired from the Duke of Sutherland in 1908. The layout makes good use of natural grasses and gorse, with views over the Clee Hills, and it also serves as a home venue for Staffordshire junior golf.

Sandwell Park Golf Club was originally founded as West Bromwich Golf Club in 1895, with members playing on a 9-hole course at Churchfield before the club moved two years later to its current location, closer to Birmingham city centre. The new 9-hole course opened on Christmas Day 1897 then Harry Vardon played J.H. Taylor in an exhibition match the following November, with both professionals casting an eye over land earmarked for an additional nine. Vardon…

An 18-hole championship parkland course founded in 1892, playing to a par of 71 with tees ranging up to 6,594 yards. It hosted the England Golf Senior Women's Amateur Championship in 2017, holds Safe Golf accreditation, and is home to the Peter Baker Golf Academy with a TrackMan simulator studio.

An established 18-hole club in Stone, part of the Stafford Union of Golf Clubs, offering men's, ladies', seniors' and junior sections along with regular Mixed and Ladies Opens and clubhouse function facilities.

The Chase Golf & Country Club is a full-service golf and leisure venue near Penkridge combining an 18-hole course with a professional shop, driving range, health club, spa, hotel and restaurant, catering to members, visitors and golf societies.

A family-run 18-hole golf course in Kingstone with a clubhouse, golf simulator room and professional shop. The venue also operates an on-site events space for conferences and functions, and offers buggy hire alongside its playable course.

Formerly known as Perton Park Golf Club, the venue was acquired by the Mount Hotel in a multimillion-pound deal (announced 2023) and relaunched/rebranded as The Mount Golf & Country Club with a refurbished clubhouse. It remains an active 18-hole golf facility with driving range, pro shop, adventure golf, gym, padel courts and hotel 'Stay & Play' packages.

A semi-private parkland course founded in 1894, originally designed by H.S. Colt with later work by Donald Steel, Tom Mackenzie and Martin Ebert. The 18-hole, par-72 course has hosted Open Championship Qualifying, England Golf Championships and World Amateur Golf Ranking events, and is considered one of the finest courses in Staffordshire and the Midlands. Distinct from the separate, nearby Trentham Park Golf Club.

An 18-hole parkland course set within the historic grounds of Trentham Hall, featuring numerous water features including a striking opening hole with a lake. The club has a strong junior programme, welcomes visitors and societies, and offers modern amenities including Trackman fitting and lessons. Distinct from the neighbouring Trentham Golf Club, a separate club on adjoining land.

A parkland course in a countryside setting outside Uttoxeter, with notable elevation changes, small greens, and outstanding views from its higher points. Several holes run alongside Uttoxeter Racecourse, and the club regularly hosts societies.

An 18-hole championship course established in 1907, originally laid out with input from Dr Alister MacKenzie. Known for its abundant bunkering and tree-lined fairways developed through decades of strategic planting, it markets itself as 'the hidden gem in the heart of the West Midlands.'

An 18-hole public parkland course opened in 1990, mixing evergreen and deciduous trees with streams and ditches across gently undulating terrain. It plays to 6,949 yards (par 73) from the white tees and includes a 20-acre practice facility. Reviews as recent as 2026 confirm it remains open and well-maintained.

An 18-hole course near Leek in the River Churnet valley, founded in 1899 as a 9-hole course and extended to 18 holes in the late 1980s. It measures 6,105 yards (par 70) and offers peaceful valley and wooded-hills views, suitable for both experienced and novice golfers.

A moorland course about 4 miles from Alton Towers, featuring elevated but easy walking terrain, panoramic Staffordshire moorland views, and an exciting closing stretch of short par-4s. The site also includes hotel accommodation, making it a resort-style golf and stay operation.

A heathland course established in 1886, widely regarded as one of the finest heathland layouts in the country and praised for being playable year-round. The club has full practice facilities, a clubhouse, and restaurant for members and visitors.

An 18-hole, 5,761-yard, par-68 parkland course created out of the grounds of the old Dimsdale Hall, established in 1904. It is noted for mature trees and rhododendron bushes and is considered moderately challenging, suitable for golfers of most abilities.