Worcestershire

A pay-and-play parkland course set in the Wyre Forest area near Bewdley, offering golf for players of varying abilities alongside function and event facilities.

An 18-hole 'Florida-style' parkland course at the foot of the Malvern Hills, notable for its 14 lakes and two island greens, comprising six par-3s, six par-4s and six par-5s. Attached to the Bank House Hotel & Spa, it hosts hotel guests, local members, and society/corporate golf days.

A Hawtree-designed golf course with tree-lined fairways and panoramic views toward the Malvern Hills, offering a genuine playable 18-hole course in addition to a driving range, golf academy, and bar/restaurant for members, visitors, and event guests.

Founded in 1926 when golf was first introduced on the old cricket pitch near Churchill Pool, the club grew into a leading members' club in Worcestershire. The current 18-hole layout, redesigned in 1986, plays to roughly 6,469 yards and par 72, with a modern clubhouse and swing studio.

A municipal, pay-and-play 18-hole woodland course established in 1926 and originally designed by Fred G. Hawtree and Open Champion J.H. Taylor. Par 69 over 5,784 yards, it features mature trees, streams and bunkers. Run by Mytime Active on behalf of Birmingham City Council; sits just across the Worcestershire/Birmingham boundary but is officially affiliated with Worcestershire County Golf.

An 18-hole championship course in the Worcestershire countryside featuring lush fairways, strategically placed bunkers and pristine, well-maintained greens with scenic views. The club caters to members, visiting golfers and society groups.

Established in 1893, Dudley Golf Club is a historic 18-hole parkland course (par 69) sitting atop 'Rough Hills', one of the highest points in the region, giving spectacular panoramic views toward the Welsh Black Mountains. It welcomes visitors year-round and has amenities including a restaurant and pro shop.

Established in 1894, Evesham Golf Club is a private parkland course near Pershore with 9 holes that play as an 18-hole layout (6,357 yards, par 72). It offers a clubhouse, lounge/bar, teaching professionals, and practice facilities including a bunker, putting green and chipping area.

The second course at this golf and leisure complex near Droitwich Spa, alongside the championship Phoenix Course.

The championship course at this golf and leisure complex near Droitwich Spa, alongside FootGolf, Disc Golf and golf coaching.

Hagley Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole parkland course (6,376 yards, par 72) set near the Clent Hills. The original back nine (hilly) was built first, with a second, flatter front nine added in 1984; its signature hole is the 557-yard par-5 15th, known as 'The Monster.'

Founded in 1906, Halesowen Golf Club is a private, undulating parkland course (18 holes, par 69, 5,746 yards) set within Grade I English Heritage parkland (The Leasowes) with mature woodland, streams and pools, and panoramic views toward the Clent Hills.

Founded in 1913, Hollywood Golf Club (formerly Gay Hill Golf Club) is a private 18-hole parkland course (par 72, 6,406 yards) on the southern outskirts of Birmingham, noted for its technical, varied layout with narrow fairways and a golf academy alongside the main course.

A private parkland/championship course established in 1892, often cited as the oldest golf club in the Midlands. The layout features natural water hazards (ponds) integrated across the course and is considered a strong test of golf, combined with a traditional clubhouse offering dining and event facilities.

An 18-hole, gently undulating parkland course professionally designed in 1989, laid out as two nine-hole loops both starting and finishing at the clubhouse (par 72, 6,139 yards). Notable features include a testing 3rd green and the 11th hole's carry over 'Ombersley Canyon,' plus a 27-bay covered driving range.

Ravenmeadow is a public pay-and-play 18-hole course (5,562 yards) through which the Barborne Brook meanders, also offering FootGolf, Pitch and Putt, a driving range and Adventure Golf. It now includes part of the former Perdiswell Park Golf Course's land - Perdiswell Park closed as an independent facility and was absorbed/leased into Ravenmeadow, which is the current active, playable facility under the union's combined listing name.

A private members' 18-hole course (par 72, 6,494 yards) designed by Frank Pennink, set across part parkland and part woodland terrain, acclaimed for its topography and quality playing surfaces, with greens restored to PGA championship specifications.

Also known as Lickey Hills Golf Club/Course, a municipal parkland course opened in 1921, set on the dramatic slopes of Lickey Hills Country Park with scenic pine surroundings. The par-3 6th hole (222 yards) is a notably challenging feature. It is pay-and-play, historically operated by Birmingham City Council (now via operator Mytime Active).

An 18-hole course with a long-standing heritage, offering Championship, Competition, General Play and Ladies tees, with dining and event facilities. Note: as of research date, part of the course was undergoing temporary works with only some holes open, per the club's own site - a temporary partial closure, not a permanent one.

A mature 18-hole championship parkland course originally designed by golf architect Donald Steel, part of The Abbey Hotel, Golf & Spa resort. It underwent a major renovation and now plays as a par-70 course rated among the better courses in the Midlands, with a two-storey floodlit driving range and TrackMan-equipped pro shop.

A private members' golf club, wholly owned and run by its members, dating back to at least 1909. It welcomes visitors and societies outside of reserved member-play times and offers a full 18-hole course, pro shop, lessons and junior development programs.

The championship 18-hole course at this 300-acre golf and country club near Pershore, set within mature woodland overlooking the Malvern and Bredon Hills.

The second 18-hole course at Vale Golf & Country Club, alongside the championship International Course.

An 18-hole championship course near Bewdley bordering the Wyre Forest, regarded as one of the best courses in Worcestershire. Its centrepiece is a distinctive 43-acre Royal Forest area, and the club offers pay-and-play, membership, corporate and society golf alongside a floodlit driving range/academy, pro shop, restaurant, bar and function/conference facilities.