Bridgnorth Golf Club

Bridgnorth Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Shropshire, England, featuring a par of 72 and measuring approximately 6,400 yards from the championship tees. The course is notable for its picturesque setting alongside the River Severn, offering spectacular views across the Severn Valley, particularly during autumn.

The layout presents a challenging test of golf with strategic design requiring precise shot-making. Key characteristics include several water hazards associated with the river, mature trees positioned throughout the course, and strategically placed bunker complexes. The course features four par-3s, eleven par-4s, and three par-5s, with varying stroke indices reflecting the difficulty of each hole.

Notable features include holes 6 and 13, which run along the River Severn, with hole 6 featuring a distinctive hump on the green nicknamed "the sleeping elephant." Hole 7 presents an imposing large oak tree that long hitters must navigate. The par-5 12th is the longest hole on the course at 551 yards. The finishing hole, the 18th, is an undulating concluding challenge that requires respect and concentration. The course demands accurate positioning and tactical play rather than pure length, with numerous greens featuring subtle contours that challenge putting skills.