Frilford Heath Golf Club (Red)

Frilford Heath Golf Club (Red) is a heathland layout in England, United Kingdom, designed by J.H. Taylor and opened in 1908. The course plays to par 72 over 7,015 yards, with pushed-up greens, firm fairways, and strategic bunkering defining its character throughout. The back nine closes with seven consecutive par fours, and the par-three 9th is widely regarded as one of the more memorable holes on the card. The club has hosted Regional Qualifying for The Open Championship, the English Amateur, and European Tour 1st Stage Qualifying. Practice facilities are shared across the club and include a driving range, a par-3 Yellow Course for short-game work, and two indoor performance centres each equipped with a Foresight Sports GC Quad Launch Monitor, staffed by PGA-trained professionals. A private room is available for groups at no extra cost. The clubhouse restaurant serves a Sunday Lunch Menu between 12pm and 2pm, with a Special Carvery on Mother's Day, Easter Sunday, Father's Day, and Christmas. Frilford Heath Golf Club (Red) is rated 4.8 by 70+ Hole19 golfers.