Stourbridge Golf Club

Stourbridge Golf Club is an eighteen-hole course serving the West Midlands town of Stourbridge, historically known for its glass-making industry and its position on the Stour valley close to the Worcestershire border. The town sits within easy reach of Birmingham to the north-east and the Clent and Kinver hills to the south and west, giving the surrounding area a mix of urban fringe and open countryside. The course is maintained by the club's own green-keeping team, who look after the fairways and greens using modern turf-care equipment, a standard now common across established West Midlands golf clubs. As with many clubs of its type in the region, the layout is tended year-round to keep it playable through the changing seasons, from wetter winter ground to firmer summer conditions. Stourbridge's clubhouse provides the customary base for members, with the club forming part of a cluster of established golf venues around the wider Dudley and Stourbridge districts. Its West Midlands location places it within convenient travelling distance of the motorway network, making it accessible both to local members and to visiting golfers from further afield across the region.