Ludlow Golf Club

Ludlow Golf Club, designed by James Braid and opened in 1927, sits in England, United Kingdom, and plays as a semi-private inland links across 18 holes at par 70. The course runs over gently undulating, softly sprung fairways sitting on a naturally free-draining base of sand and gravel. Bronze Age burial mounds feature across the layout, giving the ground a distinctive character that sets it apart from a conventional parkland design. A 300-yard driving range with six matted areas is available for warm-up, with tokens sold at the Professional Shop. The Bar & Restaurant serves refreshing drinks and bar snacks throughout the day, with a newly refurbished lounge, patio, and dining areas. A small private dining room and a scenic patio overlooking the course and practice areas are also available. Sky TV, a Spike Bar, and complimentary Wi-Fi are provided in the clubhouse.