Edgbaston Golf Club

Church Road,

Edgbaston, Birmingham B15 3TB

Office
+44 (0)121 454 1736
Pro shop
+44 (0)121 454 3226
Fax
+44 (0)121 454 2395

Email
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Website
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Golf pro
David Fulcher (Director of Golf)

About the course

The Course:

18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb (particularly at the end of the round).
Surroundings:

Woodland and residential.
Designer:

Harry Colt designed the present layout in 1935 at the age of 76.

Back
tees

Club
tees

Front
tees

Yards

6106

5400

Par

SSS or slope

Location

Latitude:

52.460213

Longitude:

-1.917479

How to get there:

1.5 miles S of Birmingham centre

From the Edgbaston Five Ways roundabout, take Calthorpe Road (keeping green clock tower on your right), direction Harbourne. After o.2 miles, at traffic lights, bear left into Church Road. After o.5 miles, at traffic lights (junction with Arthur Rd and Edgbaston Park Rd), go straight over crossing (stay on Church Rd). After 250 yards, at roundabout, make a u-turn and return the way you came so that Edgbaston Old Church is on your left. After 200 yards, immediately after Edgbaston Old Church, turn left into golf.

Edgbaston Golf Club

Est. 1896

Edgbaston Golf Club: Laid out in front of an impressive red-brick mansion (now the clubhouse and HQ for the English Ladies Golf Union) Edgbaston is another fine example of a quintessentially English parkland golf course. Trees of various types, sizes and ages provide good definition to the fairways, among them are some centuries old oaks and chestnut trees, as well as others more recently planted. The trees however are never too densely concentrated, making it relatively easy to find and play your ball should your driving be offline. If your driving is straight and true, just be aware of the cross-bunkers that straddle a few fairways. The gentle rise and fall of the terrain, as well as a good sized lake running alongside the par-4 12th, have been skillfully worked into the design by Harry Colt. Edgbaston's excellent greens are not overly large, accuracy in your approach play being at a premium. Although only a par-69, this is a wonderful course that will test your full array of golfing skills in a lovely parkland setting.

List of courses: Around Birmingham, Eng

Visitors

Who can play and when?

Visitors welcome on weekdays (Thurs after 1:30 pm) and weekends (after 11:15 am).

Must book in advance. Maximum handicap permitted: men 24, women 36. Proof of handicap required.

Green fees

Visitor fee, 18-holes in high season (April thru' Oct): weekdays £55; weekends £65.

Cash or UK cheque only. Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2018].

Other information

Players generally walk this course.

Practice facilities

Limited

Did you know?

Edgbaston's splendid clubhouse, a Georgian red-brick mansion, was originally commissioned by Richard Gough in 1750, and was also home to William Withering (1741 - 1799) a physician and botanist. Edgbaston is one of Birmingham's most affluent areas, as you will see from the size of some of the properties hereabouts. It is also home to the sprawling campus of the University of Birmingham, as well as the county cricket ground of Warwickshire (also used for some of England's international cricket matches).

Where2Stay

Quality Hotel Birmingham3-star

166 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham B16 9NZ

+44 (0)121 454 6621
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- Golf at this hotel:
  
  No
- Golf within 5 miles:
  
  Edgbaston
- Golf within 20 miles:
  
  Copt Heath; Forest of Arden; The Belfry; Little Aston.
Birmingham Marriott Hotel4-star

12 Hagley Road, Five Ways, Birmingham B16 8SJ

+44 (0)8704 007 280
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Located next to the Five Ways roundabout and In the heart of Birmingham's commercial district, near the International Convention Centre and Bullring mall.
- Golf at this hotel:
  
  No
- Golf within 5 miles:
  
  Edgbaston
- Golf within 20 miles:
  
  Copt Heath; Forest of Arden; The Belfry; Little Aston.

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