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10 Golf Courses in Shropshire That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Shropshire, United Kingdom including The Astbury Golf Course, Highley Golf Centre And Foot Golf, Henlle Park Golf Club, Mile End Golf Club, Ludlow Golf Club, Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club, Chesterton Valley Golf club, Church Stretton Golf Club, Hawkstone Park Hotel Golf Course, Arscott Golf Club.
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1. The Astbury Golf Course
2. Highley Golf Centre And Foot Golf
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
9 Hole pay and play golf corse .With family 6 holes and practice putting green.
Reviewed By P4311COstevea
This place has it all, great views of the Shropshire Hills, great holes for starters or more seasoned pros. Clubs available for hire (free of charge) if you are a starter (junior or adult), just let them know ahead of you turning up. Greens are well looked after with a magnitude of hole complexities for a pitch and putt. Prices are next to nothing too, £5 adult and £4 kids. You can buy balls on site (3 for a £1). If you’re a starter Best Buy a couple of packs just in case! Football golf is available on site too, £5/ player. Again a lot of fun and can be played regardless of age! Great family ran business!
3. Henlle Park Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Created over 130 acres our Premier Course set in beautiful Georgian Parkland, Henlle Park is a true test for every level of golfer. The mature oak trees provide protection to approach shots with natural lakes and pools making tee shots challenging too. The yardage on red tees (Par 72) is 5347 yards, yellow tees (Par 70) is 5854 yards and white tees (Par 70) is 6161 yards.
Reviewed By petercC9056MW
Henlle Park is an excellent golf course, a little hilly when compared to the other two town courses, but a true test for golfers of all abilities. We did not play it this year but fully intend to be back next.
4. Mile End Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
5. Ludlow Golf Club
6. Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
A premier 27 hole golf facility suitable for all abilities. A fantastic family run and friendly golf club with a solid membership of 500. The 27 holes also make it an ideal venue for societies, away days, corporate golf and much more. The course is regarded as one of the best in the Midlands with motivated and experienced team of green keepers. You will always get a warm welcome and the bar area offers lovely home cooked food and a large drinks selection. The club also has rooms for functions for up to 120 guests suitable for weddings, christenings, wakes, birthdays and much more. If you are looking to stay for longer our on site four star self catering lodges are perfect, each lodge can sleep up to four people per lodge.
Reviewed By karla694
Golf society day. Made very welcome on arrival. Coffee waiting as soon as group were there breakfast served very helpful nothing to much bother. Played 18 holes of golf courses well kept. Definitely return.
7. Chesterton Valley Golf club
8. Church Stretton Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Church Stretton is a golf course to play in the spring, autumn or winter; there is well-drained turf and we never play on temporary greens or tee mats. Arguably one of the most scenic courses around, Church Stretton is the third highest course in Britain. For some fairly steep climbs you’re rewarded with simply sensational panoramic vistas, none more so than from the short par-4 15th tee.
Reviewed By Ollywood98
I have played on many top courses around the world but this is by far the quirkiest and most unusual. It is the longest 5000 yds I have ever played! Stunning scenery, blind shots, sheer drops, big climbs, sheep, ponies, driver on a par 3 into the wind and wedge 180 yds down wind. This course has at all. Great value and friendly club.
9. Hawkstone Park Hotel Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By gingerpostie - Anglesey, United Kingdom
What can I say. An excellent golfing experience. 2 superb courses, beautifully maintained, both offering different challenges for all levels of golfer. The Championship Course, a Par 72 with 4 par 5s and 4 par 3s, was arguably the better course. It was reasonably flat with the biggest bunkers I’ve ever seen. The 3 water holes reminded me a little of Amen Corner at Augusta. The Hawkstone Course, a Par 72 with 3 par 5s and 3 par 3s, was a bit hillier, with only one water hole. There are 2 practice greens, a pitching area and a driving range to dust away the cobwebs before teeing off and the very pleasant Lyles Bar for refreshments to quench that thirst or settle those nerves pre and post round. Here you can also get a decent bar meal once you’ve worked up your appetite. There are also buggies and trollies available for extra cost. ????????????????????
