Sandwell Park Golf Club Top 100 Review

Sandwell Park Golf Club is a heathland course designed by renowned architect H.S. Colt, originally established as West Bromwich Golf Club in 1895 and relocated to its current Sandwell Park location in 1897. Located on the edge of Sandwell Valley in the West Midlands, on the border of Birmingham, West Bromwich, and Walsall, the course sits within 100 metres of Junction 1 of the M5 motorway and 4.5 miles from Birmingham City Centre.

The course is widely acknowledged as a formidable test of golf, with particularly challenging greens noted for their speed and difficulty. It serves as a venue for visitors, societies, and corporate golf days alongside its traditional members club operations. The club hosts several notable competitions annually, including the West Midlands Amateur Strokeplay and Staffordshire Boys Open. In 2016, it successfully hosted the prestigious England Golf Men's County Championship finals, demonstrating its standing within competitive golf.