Top Golf Courses in Digbeth, West midlands

Played in the well organised winter open on 13 December and thoroughly enjoyed the course.

First things first, you can get a seriously good (and reasonably priced) breakfast roll to start things off.

The welcome in the pro shop and the bar was very friendly and welcoming, both from the staff and the members we met.

I enjoyed the variety in the course, which was in very playable condition. The par 4 15th was my favourite hole, involving a tough drive, dogleg and steep climb up to green. I got a 5, but it felt like a par!!

Definitely intend to visit again.

I've played here several times over the years, most recently yesterday.

The members we played with were very welcoming and excellent hosts.

There are some quirky holes where the fairways cross over each other, which I can imagine may cause a bit of confusion if you hadn't played here before.

The course itsself was in very good condition, after all the rain we'd had over the past few days it wasn't damp under foot at all, and the greens ran true.

We had a very lovely chicken dinner which was served by the kitchen staff who were very professional and polite.

Played using the 1892 reciprocal agreement with 7 others. We were made to feel so welcome by both staff and members.
Course was in great conditionwith challenging greens.
Would go back anytime.

Every year four local golf clubs formed in 1892 compete for the centenary salver. Moseley, South Staffs, Stourbridge, and Kings Norton. This year it was the turn of Stourbridge to host the 2021 event. Kings Norton were the winners.

Went with 20+ neighbours for Christmas lunch. The golf club looked after is all very well indeed. We all without exception had a thoroughly good time.