Fully open courses near West Midlands?

[Buddaah]

Does anyone know what courses are fully open tee to full greens around the West Midlands or close county's?

Also green fees & can non members play weekends?

All 3 at the belfry are open but very wet

 

[DAVEYBOY]

All 3 at the belfry are open but very wet[/QUOTE]

So are you asking for a course that is open and dry?

Good luck with that :thup:

 

[Buddaah]

I am pal....I know it's a long shot

 

[Robobum]

I am pal....I know it's a long shot

It's pushing "The Midlands" to the extreme, but cirencester ( on the fosse way) is open and very dry. Check daily for greens condition, green fees ok at weekends

 

[anotherdouble]

I think lack of answers could be the answer to your question.

 

[hovis]

Even beau destert is closed. When that place is closed then there's no hope for anywhere else i'm afraid

 

[MattM]

I had an email from Oakmere Park just outside Nottingham this week - both courses fully open, no temporary greens or mats. It's known as the best draining course in the area.

 

[Buddaah]

Thanks Matt, bit pricy for winter golf I think though...nearly £40 and a hour and half drive

 

[Liqdaddymac]

Broadway may be worth a shout as it is pretty high - have 2 temp greens as they are doing work on 2 greens but course should be good.

 

[MattM]

Thanks Matt, bit pricy for winter golf I think though...nearly £40 and a hour and half drive

Hmmm, I've played there a fair bit and never paid anything close to that. Give them a call, they might make it worth the drive.

 

[wonga]

Try Bewdley Pines or Burlish Park, both are open as I write!

 

[glynntaylor]

Halfpenny Green is fully open but it's only 9 holes.

Bewdley Pines is a very nice course.