Tucked in a tranquil corner of South Warwickshire, bordering on Oxfordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire lies Brailes Golf Club, "a golfing oasis". Set in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty - surrounded by spectacular rural scenery and steeped in history dating back to the battle of Edgehill in 1642 - Brailes is truly a golfing gem and one of golf's best kept secrets!

Brailes Golf Club, which opened in 1992, is situated 3 miles East of Shipston on Stour and 10 miles west of Banbury. Within easy reach of the M40, the neighbouring towns of Oxford, Stratford on Avon, Warwick and the Cotswold villages, Brailes is an ideal venue for visitors, societies and company golf days.

Located in a shallow valley the layout utilizes the natural undulating terrain, mature trees and the ever present Sutton brook which comes into play across 5 holes. At 6,304 yards, the 18 hole, par 71 course provides an interesting challenge that will test the skills of experienced golfers yet not intimidate newcomers to the game.Superb panoramic views of the course and surrounding countryside can also be seen from the excellent clubhouse in which you will always find a welcome reception, a relaxed atmosphere with refreshments and catering to suit all tastes.