Cleeve Hill Golf Club
Elemental common-land golf high above Cheltenham, shaped by wind, natural contours and one of the most important architectural lineages in the region.
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A very different Cheltenham golf experience
Cleeve Hill sits high above Cheltenham on common land and rewards golfers who enjoy exposed conditions, firm-running ground, natural contour and visual variety rather than manicured resort golf. The original course is widely attributed to Old Tom Morris in the early 1890s, giving the venue a genuine architectural story as well as a remarkable setting.
Who it suits
Architecture-led golfers
The Old Tom Morris lineage and natural landform make this much more than a local convenience course.
Confident walkers
The setting and exposure are part of the appeal. This is a course to experience on foot rather than rush through.
Cheltenham short breaks
It pairs naturally with Cotswold Hills, Lilley Brook or Brickhampton Court for a varied two- or three-round itinerary.
Have you considered?
Cotswold Hills
Choose it for a more conventional championship-style parkland test on the same side of Cheltenham.
Lilley Brook
Choose it for a traditional Cheltenham parkland round and easier town-based logistics.
Tewkesbury Park
Choose it when the hotel, golf and recovery proposition need to sit in one stay.