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Harborne Golf Club
40 Tennal Rd
Harborne, A7 B32 2JE, United Kingdom
Harborne, A7 B32 2JE, United Kingdom
+44 121.426.0043
The club was founded in 1893, but the present course, designed by Harry S. Colt, opened on October 16, 1924. This parkland-style course is three miles southwest of Birmingham City Centre and less than 5 miles from either Junction 2 or junction 3 of the M5.
Visitors and societies are welcome, but should contact the club in advance.
Visitors and societies are welcome, but should contact the club in advance.
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| Type: | Semi-Private |
| General Manager: | Adrian Cooper |
| Superintendent: | Jim Gilchrist |
| Guest Policy: | open |
| Dress Code: | Collared Shirt (No Denim) |
| Season Start: | Year-round, weather permitting |
| Reserved Tee Times: | Phone |
| Pro Shop : | yes |
| Driving Range: | none |
| Short Game Practice: | yes with sand bunker |
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Ianboyd87 - 7/30/20
The course was in great shape beautiful fairways and fast greens but the bunkers let the course down only 13mm of sand then rubber mats underneath
The course was in great shape beautiful fairways and fast greens but the bunkers let the course down only 13mm of sand then rubber mats underneath
hoganelsa - 6/30/12
Loved it played in a match first time and thought course excellent
Loved it played in a match first time and thought course excellent
Bigfoot13 - 9/23/11
Greens are excellent but late in the year the tees are showing wear. Food is superb but drinks are very expensive. Overall, the course is a very good one that tests your golf. driving and putting needs to be on song.
Greens are excellent but late in the year the tees are showing wear. Food is superb but drinks are very expensive. Overall, the course is a very good one that tests your golf. driving and putting needs to be on song.
martin1956 - 6/18/11
Although this seems to be in the centre of Birmingham it is like a little oasis, true on a few holes you can see the top of some high rise buildings but you soon forget this.
The course is deceptively hilly with some undulations. It isn't unduly long but was in very good condition. The clubhouse is excellent if a little pricey.
A quality course (but re read all the "rules" on their website first to save embarassment.
Will I go back, I certainly hope so.
Although this seems to be in the centre of Birmingham it is like a little oasis, true on a few holes you can see the top of some high rise buildings but you soon forget this.
The course is deceptively hilly with some undulations. It isn't unduly long but was in very good condition. The clubhouse is excellent if a little pricey.
A quality course (but re read all the "rules" on their website first to save embarassment.
Will I go back, I certainly hope so.
Joshua Ken Powell - 11/11/11
Tim1248 - 7/10/11
Dazinkster - 5/16/11
ian.powell279 - 4/22/11
SMPlant - 2/14/11
Muddy - 9/2/10
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