West Midlands
The West Midlands is a metropolitan county in central England established in 1974, centered around Birmingham, Britain's second-largest city. Historically part of ancient Mercia, the region rose to prominence during the Industrial Revolution as a manufacturing powerhouse, particularly in metalworking and engineering.
JCB Golf & Country Club
Staffordshire, United Kingdom
JCB Golf & Country Club
Constructed on a 240-acre site next to multi-national engineering and construction company JCB’s main manufacturing site in Staffordshire, the course at JCB Golf & Country Club was designed by Robin Hiseman of European Golf Design.
Beau Desert Golf Club
Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Beau Desert Golf Club
One of the many treats at Beau Desert Golf Club is that you play most holes in splendid isolation; you can lose yourself in the trees here. Additionally, the holes are varied and memorable.
Little Aston Golf Club
Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Little Aston Golf Club
Little Aston Golf Club is hidden away on the edge of exclusive suburbia in acres of tranquil, mature parkland. The former grounds of Little Aston Hall.
Blackwell Golf Club
Worcestershire, United Kingdom
Blackwell Golf Club
Six times an Open Championship Regional Qualifying course, Blackwell Golf Club is the quintessential English gem and has a proud history dating back to 1893.
Sutton Coldfield Golf Club
Warwickshire, United Kingdom
Sutton Coldfield Golf Club
Sutton Coldfield Golf Club co-hosted the English Amateur Championships in 2010 and this free draining heathland layout is unusually configured with consecutive par fives at the 5th, 6th and 7th holes.
Kington Golf Club
Herefordshire, United Kingdom
Kington Golf Club
Kington Golf Club is the highest 18-hole golf course in England and can be described as an inland-super-mare due to keen turf and rambunctious terrain.
