Mile End Golf Club

Mile End Golf Club, on the outskirts of Oswestry in Shropshire, plays over 6,233 yards to a par of 71 for men across its eighteen holes, with a separate ladies' course of 5,322 yards to a par of 72. The signature hole is the 14th, a 542-yard par five and the longest on the course, distinguished by a two-tiered green that adds a further test of approach play and putting once golfers reach the putting surface. Set amid gentle countryside close to the Welsh border, the layout is generally well regarded by visiting golfers for offering variety across its holes, with a design intended to give golfers of differing abilities a fair examination rather than favouring only the longest hitters. Green fees are available for visitors alongside membership options, and the club welcomes golfers travelling through the Oswestry area specifically to play the course. Oswestry itself sits close to the England and Wales border in north-west Shropshire, an area of mixed farmland and low hills that shapes much of the surrounding golf. With its combination of a genuine par-five test at the 14th and a layout suited to a broad range of playing standards, Mile End offers a rounded parkland test for visitors to this part of Shropshire.