The South Staffordshire Golf Club

South Staffordshire Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by the legendary Harry Vardon, matured over more than a century. Located in Tettenhall, Wolverhampton, the course measures 6,594 yards from the back tees with a par of 71, offering multiple tee options to suit different abilities.

The course features a balanced layout across 18 holes, with par-4s dominating the scorecard alongside strategic par-3s and par-5s. From the black tees, it presents a challenging test, while forward tees accommodate various skill levels. Notable design elements reflect Vardon's classical approach to golf architecture, combining playability with precision requirements.

The club has hosted significant tournaments, including the England Golf Senior Women's Amateur Championship in 2017. It maintains Safe Golf accreditation and serves as home to the Peter Baker Golf Academy, associated with the accomplished professional golfer. The course is well-maintained with dedicated greens management and modern facilities, including a golf simulator studio and comprehensive practice areas to complement the main course experience.