Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club

Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club lies near the Shropshire market town of the same name, close to the Worcestershire border and the wooded expanse of the Wyre Forest. The course is arranged as three separate loops of nine holes, a layout that allows for flexible rounds of varying length across parkland set within well-treed countryside. Cleobury Mortimer is a small town known for its crooked church spire and its position on old droving routes between the Welsh Marches and the Midlands, sitting amid gently rolling farmland typical of south Shropshire. The surrounding landscape combines pasture, hedgerowed fields and pockets of woodland, and the golf course's setting draws on this mix, with trees framing many of the holes across the three loops. The town lies within reach of Kidderminster and Bewdley to the east, giving the club a position that draws players from across both Shropshire and northern Worcestershire. Its triple nine-hole arrangement is relatively unusual for a club of its size, giving members and visitors options for shorter or longer sessions depending on time available, while retaining the wooded, parkland character common to golf courses in this part of the Marches.