Warwickshire

Allesley Park Golf Course is a genuine, playable 18-hole municipal golf course operated by Coventry City Council within Allesley Park, open daily. The park separately also has a 9-hole crazy golf attraction, but the 18-hole course itself is a real course, not merely a driving range.

Ansty Golf Centre is a genuine 18-hole playable golf course with gently undulating fairways, positioned bunkers, and well-maintained greens, run by the Get Golfing CIO charity to promote community access to golf. It also has an attached driving range ('The Range at Ansty') and hosts weddings and events, but the main facility is a full course, not just a range.

An 18-hole, par 61/67 (approx. 5,045-5,178 yard) parkland golf course set in 83 acres within the Ardencote Manor Country Club & Spa hotel resort near Claverdon. Designed to USGA standards to suit both beginners and experienced golfers, it features holes over water and scenic landscaping, plus a pro shop, lessons, chipping green and practice bunker.

Atherstone Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course established in 1894 and designed by Frederick Hawtree, playing to 6,012 yards at par 72. Set on undulating, hilly terrain in North Warwickshire, it is known for well-maintained fairways and greens year-round, and welcomes visitors and societies.

Boldmere Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-63 parkland course (4,474 yards) established in 1936 on the edge of Sutton Park, with views over La Reserve lake. Despite its short length it is considered tricky due to numerous demanding par-3 holes, and it hosts Europe's oldest pro-am event, dating from 1952.

Bramcote Waters Golf Club is a golf course near Nuneaton offering tee times, membership and event facilities, open long hours seven days a week. It is a pay-and-play style course popular with local golfers in the Nuneaton/Bedworth area.

Copsewood Grange Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course in Coventry noted for tough water hazards and being one of the best-conditioned courses in the region. The club celebrated its centenary around 2024, marking over 100 years of history.

In 1907, two of greatest names of the day, Vardon and Colt, got together to design the classic parkland layout that was to become known as Copt Heath Golf Club. The partnership of the two Harry’s was a great piece of work bringing immense pleasure to thousands of golfers. Colt’s main contribution was the superb bunkering – there are 101 in total – and they still cause concern to the golfer of today. Three generations of Hawtree (F.G. F.W. and M.G.) also…

Coventry Hearsall Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course covering 96 acres about a mile from Coventry city centre. Founded in 1894 at Hearsall Common as a 9-hole course, it relocated to its current Beechwood Avenue site in 1910 and is now a mature, highly regarded par-70 course (6,123 yards) known for narrow, tree-lined fairways.

Edgbaston Golf Club started out in 1896 with a 9-hole course at Lightwood Park in Warley, before relocating to Ridgeacre Road in Harborne fourteen years later. Its final move to Edgbaston Park took place in 1936, when Harry Colt was commissioned to design an 18-hole course which was constructed by contractor Franks Harris Bros. In correspondence with the Secretary, a Mr. Lunt, Colt wrote on 20 May 1936: “Will you kindly make enquiries and see if I can…

The shorter, more forgiving par-69 course at Forest of Arden, alongside the championship Arden Course, within mature parkland with oak trees and wildlife.

A private members' club established in 1895, Handsworth is a mature 18-hole parkland course (par 71, 6,416 yards) in Handsworth Wood with well-regarded greens, strong practice facilities, a clubhouse with balcony views over the course, and a fishing lake. It welcomes visitors and societies.

An 18-hole parkland course in Birmingham, Harborne Golf Club is noted in course guides as being associated with renowned golf architect Harry Colt. It is a distinct, long-established private members' club, separate from the nearby Harborne Church Farm course.

A pay-and-play parkland course in Sheldon, Birmingham operated by Mytime Active as an all-in-one golf, fitness, and events destination. It includes an 18-hole course suitable for all abilities, a floodlit driving range with Toptracer technology, a gym, and clubhouse with restaurant/bar.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 73, ~6,933 yards) on a hillside overlooking Henley-in-Arden, with undulating fairways, fast greens, water features, plus a separate 9-hole Par-3 course. The original operating company (formerly Crocketts Manor, opened 1993) went into insolvent liquidation in early 2020, but the venue continued/resumed operating under the same trading name - its official website is currently active and recent (2025) visitor reviews confirm it is open and operating today.

A private members' 18-hole parkland course (par 71, 6,308 yards) founded in the late 19th century, favouring accuracy over length. It has a 9-hole par-3 course, covered practice bays, and a Golfmark award for junior coaching. It briefly closed for seven weeks in spring 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions but reopened in May 2020 and is currently operating normally.

A private members' 18-hole parkland course near the M40 with more than a century of golfing tradition, originally redesigned by the renowned Hawtree & Son firm. It welcomes visitors, offers a state-of-the-art indoor training academy staffed by PGA professionals, and features clubhouse views over the course.

A private members' parkland golf club set within the historic Maxstoke Park estate near Coleshill, offering 18 holes of golf plus catering and social facilities. Led by a General Manager, PGA Head Professional and Honorary Secretary, it remains an active, fully operational club.

The Moor Hall estate was developed in the early 1930s by a local businessman who set aside around 100 acres for development of a golf course. Designed and constructed by the turnkey partnership of J.H. Taylor and F.G. Hawtree, the 18-hole layout was officially opened for play on 23rd April 1932. In 2016, a full historic research study and course audit by Mackenzie Ebert resulted in the club engaging Tom Mackenzie and contractor John Greasley Ltd to…

A members' golf club located in the village of Meriden, traditionally considered the geographical centre of England. The club is run with the assistance of an Honorary Secretary and a PGA Professional and remains an active, operating 18-hole facility.

An 18-hole, par 71 (6,452-yard) private parkland course established in 1908, expanded from an original 9-hole layout to 18 holes in 1964. Set in mature, immaculately maintained parkland with a modern clubhouse, it remains a fully active, continuously upgraded club.

A family-run parkland venue offering golf, weddings and corporate events in a relaxed setting in the Warwickshire countryside. It operates as a pay-and-play style course rather than a strict members-only private club, open daily 8:00-17:00.

A traditional parkland course founded in 1893, set within 95 acres of mature parkland just a mile from Solihull town centre and minutes from Junction 5 of the M42. Its design was influenced by renowned golf architect Harry S. Colt, and it remains a fully active private members' club.

An 18-hole municipal-style golf course operated by Mytime Active, set in Pype Hayes Park on the outskirts of Birmingham. It combines the golf course with a pro shop, buggy hire, golf instruction, a licensed clubhouse/restaurant, and an attached gym and fitness studio.

An 18-hole woodland/parkland course established in 1893, one of the oldest golf clubs in the West Midlands. The club moved to its current St Bernards Road site in 1914 with a layout designed by renowned architect H.S. Colt, and has a clubhouse dating from 1966.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1891, among the oldest golf clubs in the Midlands. The layout plays as a challenging par 68, bordered by the Oxford Canal and the London-to-Birmingham railway line, with water hazards affecting at least eight holes.

An 18-hole parkland course founded in the 1950s on a converted pony-racing track by a group of Jewish businessmen and professionals who had faced discrimination at existing clubs, giving it a deliberately inclusive, 'open to all' founding ethos. The club is also known for its charitable work supporting disabled children and disadvantaged communities.

Solihull Golf Club is an 18-hole course established in 1993 as Widney Manor Golf Club; following a change of ownership it was rebranded and became Solihull Golf Club in 2023. It features a TrackMan-equipped driving range alongside the main course, catering to members, visitors, and beginners.

A 27-hole golf facility near Meriden made up of the Somers, Hampton and Blythe nines, which combine into three 18-hole courses.

A 225-acre parkland course near the River Avon close to Warwick, Royal Leamington Spa and Coventry, with a main 18-hole layout of 6,056 yards featuring ancient oak and sweet chestnut trees. It also includes a separate 9-hole Par 3 course used for short-game practice and beginners.

An 18-hole parkland course designed by Howard Swann, maintained to a high standard with true-running greens built to USGA specifications. The facility also has a covered driving range fitted with Trackman Range technology. A distinct club from Stratford Park GC and Stratford-upon-Avon GC.

An 18-hole, par-72 resort-style parkland course (6,502 yards from white tees) attached to a hotel, designed by David Hemstock in 1993; previously known as Ingon Manor Golf Club. Features undulating terrain and sloped greens, with a driving range, golf school and teaching pro on site.

Sutton Coldfield Golf Club was formed in 1889 and the Reverend W.C.R. Bedford was made the first Captain, with two fellow ministers of religion appointed onto the committee. The club’s initial course was a 9-hole layout located at the Town Gate of Sutton Park but it was soon abandoned for a layout forming part of the current course located on the other side of the park, closer to Streetly Station. In 1919, Alister MacKenzie was approached to revitalize…

One of three championship courses at The Belfry resort near Sutton Coldfield; only this course section is registered with the Warwickshire Golf Union card scheme.

One of three championship courses at The Belfry resort near Sutton Coldfield, alongside the Brabazon and Derby courses.

The 18-hole championship course at this large luxury golf and country club resort near Warwick, designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark.

The 18-hole American-style parkland course at The Warwickshire Golf & Country Club near Warwick, alongside the Earls Course.

Walmley Golf Club is a long-established parkland course in Sutton Coldfield, dating back to the early 20th century. It is a members' club that also welcomes visitors, with a traditional clubhouse and full golfing facilities.

An 18-hole, par-70 parkland course (6,288 yards) set within the grounds of the Hallmark Hotel The Welcombe, a neo-Jacobean mansion near Stratford-upon-Avon. The historic hotel building forms a scenic backdrop to the closing holes; the club also has a driving range, putting green, and coaching.

A family-run, 18-hole, par 70 (6,080 yard) pay-and-play parkland golf course featuring water features and countryside views, with both front and back nine holes.

West Midlands Golf Club is a course near Solihull noted for including the UK's longest hole. It offers year-round play for a range of abilities; its website appears to be managed alongside Solihull Golf Club under common ownership, though it operates under its own name and course.

An 18-hole championship parkland course (6,289 yards, par 71) adjoining the Draycote Hotel near Rugby, known for good drainage and all-weather playability. Facilities include a 16-bay driving range, putting green, and golf academy, with the hotel providing dining and accommodation for golf breaks.

An 18-hole, par 70 parkland course on the western edge of Coventry, part of the Windmill Village Hotel, Golf Club & Spa. It features tree-lined fairways, water features, and well-kept greens suited to golfers of all abilities.

Wishaw Golf Club (also referred to as Wishaw Golf & Country Club) is a Warwickshire course near Sutton Coldfield offering membership and visitor green fees, a golf academy with a resident professional, a simulator studio, pro shop, and clubhouse bar.