About this course:
Cotswold Hills Golf Club lies in the rolling hills near Cheltenham, surrounded by natural beauty. The 18-hole championship course, established in 1976 and designed by club member and scratch golfer Morris Little, features two loops of 9 holes spanning over 6,800 yards. The course is characterized by mixed woodland, natural elevation changes, and distinctive Cotswold stone walls, with views of the surrounding hills. With five tee positions per hole, the course offers a fair yet challenging test for a wide range of golfers. The club has a long history, with golf on Cleeve Hill since 1891 and origins dating back to 1902. Cotswold Hills Golf Club has also hosted tournaments such as the English Ladies’ Amateur Championship and the County Championships for men and women.
