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Teams of 4, 85% Handicap Allowance. Bacon roll & tea/coffee included upon arrival

Cleeve Hill Golf Club

Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

Cleeve Hill Golf Club is an Old Tom Morris-designed course located in the heart of the Cotswolds near Cheltenham, England. The course sits on magnificent common land and is celebrated for its stunning panoramic views across the Severn Estuary towards the Welsh mountains and surrounding countryside. The layout offers a fantastic design characteristic of Old Tom Morris's work, commanding views throughout the round. The course is set against challenging terrain typical of Cotswold upland golf, with the landscape creating both visual appeal and playing difficulty. Cleeve Hill welcomes players of all abilities, from casual visitors to serious competitors. The course has earned significant recognition, ranking No. 94 in Golf.com's Top 100 UK & Ireland courses, No. 67 in Golf World's Top 100 (GB & Ireland), and notably No. 3 in Golf World's Top 100 courses under £35 (GB & Ireland). The club hosts several open competitions and tournaments including The Old Tom One, The Cotswold Trophy, and a Winter Open Series, attracting players throughout the year. The venue is known for its welcoming atmosphere and operates as a public-access course alongside its active membership base.