The South Staffordshire Golf Club

The South Staffordshire Golf Club sits just outside Brewood, a proper championship-length course that's been around since 1892. If you're a golfer with a handicap, this is the kind of place that demands respect - it's a Members' club primarily, though visiting golfers can play if arranged through membership or a tour operator.

The course itself winds through mature woodland and open fairways across 6,800 yards of Staffordshire countryside. It's not a walk in the park difficulty-wise; the design makes you think about every shot. The greens are well-maintained and the routing keeps things interesting without feeling gimmicky. You're looking at a full four hours minimum, so plan accordingly.

This isn't a casual pitch-and-putt situation. Serious golfers will appreciate the challenge and the club's traditional approach. If you're mid-range ability, you'll find it tough but fair. Beginners might struggle with both the difficulty and getting access in the first place. Non-golfers should skip it entirely.

The real advantage is the location. Oakland Holiday Park is just five and a half miles away, making this workable as part of a wider Staffordshire break. You could play here, then explore the local walks and villages around Brewood without feeling like you've wasted a day chasing golf.

Visit their website to sort out visiting arrangements - it's not a pay-as-you-play setup, so you'll need to plan ahead.