Cotswold Hills Golf Club
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Where to stay while you play Cotswold Hills Golf Club
2 hotels package this course — cheapest first, every one tailored to your group.
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The Belfry Hotel and Resort
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Malmaison Cheltenham
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Stay & play — fromAbout Cotswold Hills Golf Club
Cotswold Hills Golf Club is a tree-lined course with breathtaking views. Just outside Cheltenham the course opened in 1976. The 6800-yard championship layout consists of two nine hole loops. Each hole features five tee positions to ensure a challenge to match every level of golfer. Cotswold Hills has hosted several big competitions including the English Ladies Amateur Championship. The club is proud of its reputation for immaculate course condition and friendly welcome in the clubhouse.
- Buggies and trolleys
- Large practice range
- Play alongside Chipping Sodbury and Broadway Golf Clubs
Our take
There is a serious amount of climbing at Cotswold Hills, a 6,800 yard tree-lined championship parkland above Cheltenham where most groups are glad of a buggy.
- Serious golfersStretch it to the full 6,800 yards and this is a genuine championship examination, good enough to have hosted the English Ladies Amateur. The 5th and 16th are where the best cards come unstuck.
- Higher handicapsFive tee positions on every hole mean you can pick a battle you can actually win, but with over 200 metres of climbing in the round, take the buggy and save your legs for the golf.
- SocietiesTwo returning nine-hole loops make it easy to run morning and afternoon formats, and the club takes real pride in its conditioning. Book buggies for the group though, this is hilly Cotswold ground.
Tell us who’s coming and how you like to play, and we’ll shape the right trip around you.
What you are actually facing
The walk. Hilly — we would take a buggy. 218 metres of climb over eighteen holes.
The wind. The wind is usually south-westerly, averaging 14 km/h, gusting to 40. It is the club selection that catches people out, not the yardage.
The water. 2 hazards in play. Bring a few more balls than you think you need.
The design. Morris Little.
The holes that will cost you. The 5th, the 16th and the 13th. The 16th is the one you will be talking about afterwards.
Hole by hole — how we would play it
Terrain and prevailing-weather data, read hole by hole. It is our own assessment of how the course plays, not an official course or slope rating.
The course at a glance
WHERE TO STAY
Places to stay while you play Cotswold Hills Golf Club
Base yourself near the course — every venue here includes Cotswold Hills Golf Club in your golf holiday.
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