The Cotswolds Club

Set among the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, The Cotswolds Club is one of Oxfordshire’s most established golf courses.

Dating back to 1890, this historic parkland layout combines beautiful countryside views, mature fairways and an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all abilities.

Designed around the natural contours of the landscape, the course offers a traditional countryside golfing experience with plenty of character.

With Cotswolds Hotel & Spa located on site, it is a fantastic choice for golfers looking for a relaxing stay and play golf break in England.

Key Facts

Par: 72
Length: 6,284 yards
Course Type: Parkland
Established: 1890
Playability: Suitable for all abilities, with rolling fairways, mature trees and year-round playability
Facilities: Clubhouse, restaurant, bar, pro shop and changing facilities
Practice Facilities: Trackman Golf Simulator and putting facilities

Course Overview

The Cotswolds Club features two varied loops of nine, creating an enjoyable 18-hole layout through gently undulating countryside.

Mature tree-lined fairways, elevation changes and well-positioned hazards place an emphasis on accuracy and thoughtful course management.

The course makes excellent use of the natural Cotswolds terrain, offering picturesque views throughout the round.

Combined with excellent drainage and high standards of maintenance, golfers can enjoy reliable playing conditions across the seasons.

Nearby Accommodation

Cotswolds Hotel & Spa is located on site, allowing golfers to stay just moments from the first tee.

The hotel offers modern rooms, suites and apartments, relaxed dining and a treatment-only spa, making it an ideal choice for a convenient countryside stay and play experience.

What to do off the course

Away from the fairways, The Cotswolds Club provides a great base for exploring one of England’s most charming countryside destinations. The nearby market town of Chipping Norton offers traditional pubs, independent shops and plenty of local character.

Guests can also visit some of the Cotswolds’ best-known villages, including Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford, all within easy reach.

Combining historic golf, beautiful surroundings and plenty to discover nearby, The Cotswolds Club is a fantastic addition to any golf break in England.