Open and reasonably dry courses in Midlands ??

[m1975]

Hi All,
Whilst my course is open it is soaked and all on temps
Anyone know of anywhere in the Midlands that is open and might be on greens at the weekend? I suspect very few but you never know

Cheers

 

[Rooter]

Fish keeps banging on that his place has coped really well, Kenilworth. Drop him a PM, you never know he might take you round!

 

[full_throttle]

Whitefields (A45/M45) seems to be coping well, main greens although a lot of tees are being re-seeded so you start the hole either forward or sideways of the main tees, no restrictions as regards trolleys,

alternatively Kilworth Springs are always open

 

[KJT123]

Stourbridge will most definitely be open. The drainage there is one of the best in the country. Proper tees and proper greens, none of this temporary rubbish!

 

[jak kez 187]

Stourbridge will most defitnitely be open. The drainage there is one of the best in the country. Proper tees and proper greens, none of this temporary rubbish!

Agree with that. Played there over xmas and had some heavy rain the night before, greens were fine and fast and no temps.

 

[fundy]

Rye Hill at Banbury drains very well and a fair chance that is in better nick than most places but the rain forecast for the next few days doesnt bode well for pretty much anywhere this neck of the woods this week or weekend

 

[Hacker Khan]

Depends on how you define The Midlands.

But College Pines near Worksop is usually open when all around are closed. In fact on their web site it specifically states 'College Pines is always open, on full tees and greens,every day of the year'

every day of the year.