About this course:
Copsewood Grange Golf Course is a classic parkland course with flat terrain and short, tight fairways. The course demands precision, especially due to real water hazards including the River Sowe affecting several holes. Ditches, bunkers, and tree-lined narrow passages make each round challenging. Notable holes include the par-3 'Oaks' and the tough 'Road Hole', with several raised greens. The club has a rich history: developed in the 1920s by Peel Conner/GEC staff after relocating to Coventry. The club name changed over time, becoming Copsewood Grange in 2006 as a private members club. The close-knit club atmosphere and active seniors section add to the course's character.
