Staffordshire
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Courses
- Essington Golf Course
- Trentham Park Golf Course
- Branston Golf & Country Club - 18 hole Par 72 Course & 9 hole Par 30 Course
- Beacon Park Golf Course
- Newcastle Golf Club
- Wolstanton Golf Club
- Uttoxeter Golf Course
- Leek Golf Club
- Onneley Golf Club
- Brocton Hall Golf Club
- Aston Wood Golf Club
- Wergs Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
- Whittington Heath Golf Club - 18 hole Par 71
- Lichfield Golf & Country Club
- The Range Woodfarm
- Stone Golf Course
- Halfpenny Green Golf Club & Driving Range - 9 hole Par 35
- Beau Desert Golf Club
- Penn Common Golf Course - 18 hole Par 70
- Enville Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72 Highgate Course & 18 hole Par 71 Lodge Course
- Three Hammers Golf Complex - 18 hole Pitch & Putt
- Patshull Park Hotel, Golf & Country Club
- Whiston Golf Club
- Westwood Golf Club
- Wychnor Park Country Club - 9 hole Par 27
- Denstone College Golf Club - 9 hole par 32
- Ingestre Park Golf Club
- The Chase Golf Club
- Stafford Castle Golf Club
- Little Aston Golf Club
- Himley Hall Golf Centre/Club - 9 hole Par 35 & 9 hole Pitch & Putt
- Blythe Bridge Golf Club
- Ledene Golf Centre - 18 hole Par 54
- Belmont Golf Club - 9 hole Par 33
- Cannock Park Golf Course
- Stone Golf Centre
- Barlaston Golf Club
- Greenway Hall Golf Club
- The Manor Golf Club Ltd
- Fishley Park Pitch & Putt
- JCB Golf & Country Club
- The Mount Golf & Country Club - 18 hole par 72
- Hawkesyard Golf Course
- Swindon Golf Club - 18 hole Par 70
- Darnford Moors Golf Course - 9 hole Par 34
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Staffordshire a good golf destination for a dedicated golf trip?
Frankly, no, not if your primary goal is to play golf within its borders. You won't find any traditional 18-hole courses here, so we recommend looking to neighboring counties like Shropshire or Derbyshire for your rounds.
If I'm planning a golf trip to the wider region, where should I base myself to access courses near Staffordshire?
To combine exploring Staffordshire's attractions with golf, we suggest staying on its borders, perhaps near Stoke-on-Trent or Lichfield. From these points, you're well-positioned to drive to excellent courses in adjacent counties without too much hassle.
Since Staffordshire doesn't have golf courses, what else can a golfer do there?
While you won't be teeing off, Staffordshire offers fantastic countryside for walking and exploring, like the Peak District National Park on its northern edge. You could also visit historic sites like Lichfield Cathedral or Alton Towers for a different kind of thrill.
What's the best time of year to visit Staffordshire if I'm planning to golf in a neighboring county?
For the best conditions on nearby courses, aim for late spring through early autumn - May to September. This avoids the wettest winter months and gives you longer daylight hours to enjoy both golf elsewhere and Staffordshire's non-golf attractions.
Are there any golf-related facilities, like driving ranges or pitch-and-putt courses, within Staffordshire itself?
While full 18-hole courses are absent, you might find a few local driving ranges or smaller practice facilities scattered around larger towns. These are usually independent ventures, so check locally upon arrival if you absolutely need to hit some balls.