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Worcestershire

The Worcestershire Union of Golf Clubs was founded in 1905 – two years after the ladies had formed their own county association – to look after the interests of male golfers. Nine clubs attended the inaugural meeting of the County Union and today there are 32 affiliated clubs. The Union incorporated in 2021 and is now known as Worcestershire County Golf Limited. Worcestershire & Herefordshire Ladies’ County Golf Association continues to promote the game to female golfers in the region, regardless of their age or ability, and events that the association organise are intended to bring lady golfers together in a social environment, with competitions conducted in the best spirit of the game. Our Worcestershire Best in County golf course rankings were updated in September 2023. Click here to read the story.

  1. 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.

  2. Moseley

    Worcestershire, United Kingdom

    Moseley

    The rolling fairways at Moseley Golf Club were remodelled by Harry Colt in 1918 and the course is configured with a couple of par threes and a closing par five on both the outward and inward half.

  3. Fulford Heath

    Worcestershire, United Kingdom

    Fulford Heath

    Fulford Heath Golf Club is a delightful James Braid-designed parkland course. The River Cole, three lakes and plenty of mature trees present their own challenges.

  4. Kings Norton (Red & Blue)

    Worcestershire, United Kingdom

    Kings Norton (Red & Blue)

    Kings Norton Golf Club members have the option of playing on three different 9-hole loops, which are each colour-coded – Blue, Red & Yellow. The three loops pair up to create the Weatheroak (Blue & Red), Brockhill (Yellow & Blue) and Wythall (Red & Yellow) courses, each of which ends with a par five.

  5. The Worcestershire

    Worcestershire, United Kingdom

    The Worcestershire

    The Worcestershire Golf Club – established in 1879 – is the oldest in the county, but nine holes of its elegant 1920s Alister MacKenzie-designed 18-hole parkland course at Wood Farm were requisitioned during WWII, so F.W. Hawtree reinstated nine new holes in the early 1960s.

  6. Kidderminster

    Worcestershire, United Kingdom

    Kidderminster

    The tree-lined fairways at Kidderminster Golf Club have been in play ever since the 1920s, a decade after the club was founded.

  7. Worcester Golf & Country Club

    Worcestershire, United Kingdom

    Worcester Golf & Country Club

    Worcester Golf & Country Club was founded in 1898, but the course in play today at Boughton Park is an Alister MacKenzie design from 1927 and much of the Dr’s original layout is evident.

  8. Redditch

    Worcestershire, United Kingdom

    Redditch

    Redditch Golf Club relocated to its present Callow Hill site in 1972 when architect Frank Pennink routed the 18 holes around a property that’s part parkland and part woodland in character.

  9. Stourbridge

    Worcestershire, United Kingdom

    Stourbridge

    Stourbridge Golf Club was formed in 1892 and a course was laid out on the former Stourbridge racecourse. Today’s layout stretches to 6,231 yards and the 203-yard 10th is a cracking one-shotter.

  10. Wharton Park

    Worcestershire, England

    Wharton Park

    Designed by Howard Swan, the 18-hole layout at Wharton Park Golf & Country Club lies just outside the attractive Georgian town of Bewdley on the River Severn, at the gateway of the Wye Forest national nature reserve.