Cotswold Hills Golf Club
A mature parkland course at Ullenwood on the edge of Cheltenham, combining strategic golf with elevated Cotswold views and a strong visitor welcome.
Course photograph: Cotswold Hills Golf Club, Ullenwood. Image supplied/credited to Cotswold Hills Golf Club.
The strongest conventional test near Cheltenham
Cotswold Hills is the natural choice when you want a demanding, well-established parkland round rather than the exposed common-land character of Cleeve Hill. The course sits in rolling countryside at Ullenwood and offers multiple tee positions, so the challenge can be matched to the golfer rather than treated as one fixed championship test.
Who it suits
Low and mid handicaps
Course management, positioning and approach play matter throughout, making it a satisfying anchor round.
Visitor golf
The club actively welcomes visitors and promotes year-round golf, making it easier to build into a real itinerary.
Cheltenham weekends
Combine with Cleeve Hill or Lilley Brook for three very different local playing styles.
Have you considered?
Cleeve Hill
Choose it for Old Tom Morris heritage, exposed common-land golf and a wilder sense of place.
Lilley Brook
Choose it for a traditional Cheltenham members-club round closer to the town centre.
Brickhampton Court
Choose it when mixed abilities, practice facilities and course choice matter more than championship pedigree.
Year-round visitor golf at Ullenwood
Cotswold Hills continues to welcome visitors and publishes current visitor green fees. Its multiple teeing options make it suitable for a wider range of handicaps than the championship label alone might suggest, while the Ullenwood location keeps the course practical for Cheltenham-based stays.
Green fees, tee-time availability, competition dates and course conditions can change. Confirm current details directly with Cotswold Hills before travelling.