Hearsall Golf Club

Coventry Hearsall Golf Club, established in 1894, is located less than a mile from Coventry city centre, making it one of the UK's closest golf clubs to an urban centre. Set across 84 acres, the course measures 6,062 yards and plays to par 70, with slope indices of 135 (men) and 133 (ladies), presenting a challenging layout suitable for all skill levels.

The course features narrow fairways lined by well-established trees, contoured fairways, and manicured greens that demand accuracy and club selection throughout. The signature 4th hole is a notable feature, drivable for longer hitters who can navigate between a brook and green, typically requiring a driver followed by a wedge approach.

The course has hosted notable visitors, including Open Champion Walter Hagen in 1933 and Ryder Cup player Ralph Moffitt in 1961, who served as the club's assistant professional. The tree-lined layout provides an interesting, picturesque challenge characteristic of established Midlands courses, requiring strategic play and precision to score well throughout the round.