Painswick Golf Course
18 hole Par 67
Course Details
- Holes: 18
- Par: 67
- Length: 4,829 yards
- Slope Rating: 110
- Course Rating: 64.8
Website: https://www.painswickgolf.com/
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time of year to play Painswick Golf Course, considering the English weather?
You'll find Painswick truly shines from late spring through early autumn, typically May to September, when the course is at its driest and the views are clearest. The elevated fairways can get breezy, so pack layers even on sunny days, but the course drains remarkably well year-round.
What makes Painswick's Par 67 layout uniquely challenging for golfers?
Don't let the Par 67 fool you-Painswick is a proper test of accuracy and course management, not just power. The undulating fairways, blind shots, and gorse-lined hazards demand precise club selection, especially on holes like the tricky 1st and the dramatic, downhill 18th.
What kind of views can I expect while playing at Painswick?
The views alone are worth the green fee; you'll be treated to breathtaking panoramas across the Severn Vale and Cotswold escarpment on almost every hole. It's truly a distraction, but a welcome one, especially from the higher points of the course like the 13th tee.
Is Painswick Golf Course walkable, or should I consider a buggy?
Painswick is definitely walkable, but be prepared for a proper workout-it's built on the Painswick Beacon, so there are some significant elevation changes throughout the round. We recommend embracing the walk to fully appreciate the unique terrain and views, but buggies are available if you prefer.
What's the overall value and experience like playing Painswick Golf Course?
For a truly unique, historic golf experience in the Cotswolds, Painswick offers excellent value for your green fee. You're not just getting a round; you're playing a course steeped in history with incredible views and a friendly, unpretentious atmosphere in the clubhouse.