Golf day packages or bespoke arrangements are easily accommodated. Contact in advance.
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Course Designer
Hawtree & Sons
1991
Location
The Club is situated in the heart of the Staffordshire countryside in a tranquil setting surrounded by farmland with magnificent views.
From Lichfield City Centre (from A5, M6 & A38 Birmingham)
At the ‘ Bowling Green Island’ take the A51 (towards Rugeley) for approximately 2 miles. Go through the set of traffic lights to the next island and turn right towards Kings Bromley. The Club is situated 1½ miles down this road on the left hand side.
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Facilities
• Spacious Clubhouse in a converted water mill with summer terrace and spectacular views over the 18th green, summer Terrace
• Corporate hospitality days available
• Conference facilities available
• Driving range (see information below), practice putting green & practice bunker areas
• Golf Tuition
• Fitness, swimming, sauna, steam room & Spa, fast-tanning sun tower, crèche & kids classes
The Mill is a mature rural parkland course with extensive features, dotted with water hazards. The Spires is the Midlands' first US-style Par 3 course, with rolling terrain and further water obstacles
The Spires, the Midlands first American specification 9 hole, par 3 course with its rolling terrain and challenging water hazards, still proves to be a demanding test of golf.
Club's Comment
"The £4.7 million investment has transformed the club from a golf only site into one of the area's finest and newest Country Clubs incorporating new health and fitness facilities. A Club for all the Family!"
(Exc. from club's website)
Course
Reviews
This is one of the best courses I have ever played. It is a tough test of golf always interesting and in a wonderful setting. The condition of the course is fabulous.
The facilities are first class with an excellent bar and restaurant.
I cannot speak too highly of this course. Andrew Lawrence
Seedy Mill is a very good challenging course and is a
nightmare if you hit big but slice. if you play well you can really enjoy it and the scenery of it is beautiful. the grounds men keep it top quality and keep the greens the same speed every year. If you get in the rough then you are in trouble it is like Scotland's rough.
Mathew Johnson September 13, 2004
I found it to be in poor condition, patchy greens and poor drainage the less said about the bunkers the better.
Mark October 1, 2006
Driving Range
Hours
7am-9pm
Bays
26
Covered
Yes
Heated
No
Automatic Teeing
N/A
Floodlit
Yes
Prices
N/A
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