Warley Woods Golf Club, which meets at the course, currently has more than 150 members and welcomes newcomers throughout the year.
There are various sections – Men’s, Men Seniors, Ladies’ and Juniors.
There are 9 and 18 hole competitions running throughout the year, with trophies and medals awarded at the Presentation Dinner and Dance in November.
The club is a member of the Worcester Union of Golf Clubs (WUGC), English Golf Union (EGU) & National Association of Public Golf Courses (NAPGC). It has teams in the Birmingham Alliance and 17-24 Leagues and takes part in other events throughout the season.

Anyone who plays golf at Warley is welcome to join the club. Details and application forms are available at the golf shop and can be downloaded from the website.
Forms and subscription fees will be accepted in the golf shop.

Opening Times:

Summer (BST)

Monday - Friday 8am
Sat & Sun 7am

Winter (GMT)

Monday - Friday 9am
Sat & Sun 8am

For current closing times please call the golf shop on 0121 429 2440

Golf has been played at Warley Woods since at least 1896 when the land was leased by Edgbaston Golf Club and in 1921 it reopened as a public golf course. Since 2004 the course has been run by Warley Woods Community Trust.
In the Pavilion there is a golf shop where green fees are paid, equipment can be hired, club repairs are undertaken and golf accessories, clubs, clothing etc can be purchased.
Also in the Pavilion is Pickwick’s café, which is open from 9:00am for all day breakfasts, snacks and hot and cold drinks.

Lessons can be booked with the PGA professional through the golf shop and group sessions for beginners, ladies and juniors are also available. Please contact the golf shop to check availability, times, costs etc. 0121 429 2440 or golfshop@warleywoods.org.uk.

Warley Woods Golf Course is situated in a beautifully designed landscape, making it an inspiring place to play. At 2646 yards and par 34, it is one of the shorter 9-hole courses in the area. However, its hills, sloping greens and tight fairways more than make up for its lack of length.
It is playable by the novice but provides a challenge for more experienced golfers. It is a pay and play course and you do not need to be a member of the golf club to play here.
The bunter pebble and sand beneath the course mean that it is exceptionally well-drained and it is therefore open in the wettest weather, when other courses are shut.
A major feature of the layout is undoubtedly the positioning of the sand traps while the lateral slopes of some of the fairways require careful planning from the tee.

Above all it is a course to be enjoyed.