
The Course
Championship Golf at Its Finest
Design Philosophy
When Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler designed Blackwell Golf Club, they understood something fundamental about golf course architecture: the greatest courses are not built—they evolve from the land itself.
Every fairway follows the natural contours of the landscape. Every green sits where nature intended it to sit. The hazards are not punitive obstacles, but rather artistic expressions of the terrain. This philosophy remains unchanged over 130 years later.
Our course challenges without intimidating. It rewards precision while respecting the joy of the game. This is what separates Blackwell from ordinary courses—we are not merely a test of skill, but a celebration of the sport.
Course Specifications
18
Holes
Championship layout
72
Par
Classic championship par
6,800+
Yardage
From the back tees
1893
Founded
Extended to 18 in 1923
Simpson & Fowler
Designers
Legendary architects
Worcestershire
Location
Heart of England
The Holes
Each hole tells its own story—a unique challenge, a moment of beauty.

The First Tee
PAR
4
YARDAGE
380
A welcoming opening hole that sets the tone for the round. The fairway invites, but demands accuracy. A perfect introduction to what lies ahead.

The Crossing
PAR
3
YARDAGE
165
A scenic mid-round gem. The green sits across a natural valley, requiring both precision and courage. The view from the tee is why we play this game.

The Final Stage
PAR
5
YARDAGE
540
A worthy conclusion to your journey. The finishing hole demands respect but rewards those who embrace the challenge. A chance to make your mark on Blackwell.

Clubhouse & Facilities
Beyond the fairways, Blackwell offers world-class facilities designed for comfort and excellence. From our historic clubhouse to modern practice facilities, every element is crafted to enhance your experience. Dine in our elegant restaurant, relax in the lounge, or refine your game on our championship practice range.
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