On the dramatic slopes of Lickey Hills Country Park, 3 mile from M42 J1 or M5 J4 at the bottom of Rose Hill on Lickey Hills Country Park Birmingham A-Z page and reference number: page 119, 2B
Huge banks of pine trees tower above the 16th, 17th and 18th holes and the course enjoys the sort of setting usually reserved for the most exclusive of clubs.
Opened in 1921 the course offers a true test of your golfing ability.
Course
Reviews
This
golf course is fun and challenging and there is always a suprise
lying in wait. There are some long holes which will challenge
the mid handicapper and placing your tee shots on the fairways
is a must on some holes. This course seems to get better the
more I play it. If you haven't played it yet I suggest you
do, you won't regret it. Name not suppled
Part of Birmingham's Golf Link circuit which is made up
of 7 courses. Out of the 7 this is probably the most demanding.
Fairways are well maintained even playing of winter tees.
The greens play very fast. Would recommend to anyone. Claire February 6, 2006
Played it today for the first time (12/08/06) and thought
it was a very challenging course.
My favourite hole was the 11th, a 244 yard par four (off the
yellow tee). It's up a hill, and protected by 3 bunkers in
front of it (left/middle/right), so a good tee shot is essential.
Managed to birdie it after chipping in from the back of the
green.
There isn't a bad hole on the course in my opinion, and as
Claire says, the fairways and greens are really good, made
some of our bad drives look half good :).
£13.50 per game at the moment (on the weekends).
They cook a good breakfast too for £3.50. Austin Brock August 12, 2006
