The Lichfield Golf & Counry Club is part of The Club Company group (11 golf clubs).
The Club is situated in the heart of the Staffordshire countryside in a tranquil setting surrounded by farmland with magnificent views. It boasts 27 holes of scenic parkland golf and a spacious Clubhouse in a converted Mill.
In march 2007 work began on a £4.7 million investment in the extension and refurbishment of Lichfield Golf & Country Club.
The Players Bar & Restaurant offers a wide range of food and full bar facilities plus the Summer Terrace is perfectly placed to relax with spectacular views across over the 18th green.
The Mill Course is an 18 hole par 72 championship course and The Spires, a par 3 executive course.
The 18 hole Mill Course covers 120 acres, dotted with lakes and gentle mounds delineating each fairway. Every hole has been designed with individual character. The course is set in gently undulating countryside with a variety of medal tees giving lengths from 5,319 yards off the Ladies Tees to 6,305 yards off the Competition Tees.
The Spires, the Midlands first American specification 9 hole, par 3 course with its rolling terrain and challenging water hazards, still proves to be a demanding test of golf and provides Members and visitors with an opportunity to play all 27 holes. The Spires is a perfect course to get started or brush up on your short game.
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Lichfield Golf & Country Club map and location.
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