Church Stretton Golf Club in Shropshire enjoys magnificent scenery, with Caer Caradoc and The Lawley to the east across the Stretton valley, The Wrekin in the distance and The Longmynd to the west.

We are never on temporary greens, nor do we play from tee mats. This makes Church Stretton a great Shropshire golf course to play in the spring, autumn or winter. In the summer the views come alive and you can see as far as The Hawkstone Ridge in the north of Shropshire and as far south as Herefordshire. You can walk on springy, well-drained turf and play golf in completely natural surroundings. You may even have the company of buzzards and red kites.

When you have completed your round, why not come into the friendliest clubhouse in the whole of Shropshire, for a drink, a meal or a snack. You will be made most welcome.

Follow the A49 south from Shrewsbury.

On reaching the traffic lights in Church Stretton, turn right towards the town and go over the railway bridge.

Travel to the end of the high street (Sandford Avenue) and turn right at the T Junction (Lloyds Bank on the corner)

Travel for about 400 yards and turn left for Cardingmill Valley and Golf Club.

After 150 yards bear right up the hill. Follow the road to the top of the hill and turn sharp left into the car park.

From the South

Follow the A49 north from Ludlow through Craven Arms.

On reaching the traffic lights in Church Stretton turn left towards the town and go over the railway bridge. Then follow the directions above.