Bushbury, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England
Greenfield Golf Club is a 9-hole (18 tee) par 58 course located on the outskirts of Wolverhampton, established in 1972. The private members' club is situated on grounds surrounding the National Grid Bushbury Sub Station and measures 3,217 yards. The course is officially recognized by the EGU for World Handicap System purposes.
The layout is particularly suited to diverse golfer demographics. Its shorter length and par 58 design emphasize accuracy over distance, making it ideal for senior golfers, beginners, and female golfers seeking a welcoming introduction to the sport. Despite its modest length, the course presents a genuine challenge for golfers of all abilities.
Key characteristics include an accessible, relaxed atmosphere that encourages new golfers to develop their skills. The club offers affordable membership options, including unlimited play for junior members at £50 annually and general membership at £70 for juniors, with no joining fees. This pricing structure has earned Greenfield recognition as "The Best Value Golf in the Midlands," making it particularly attractive to those seeking low-cost, unrestricted playing opportunities.
