The Warwickshire Golf Club
Leek Wooton,
Warwick, Warwickshire CV35 7QT
Tel : +44 (0)1926 409409 Fax : +44 (0)1926 408409
Directions
1 km north of Warwick, off A46. M40 Junction 15
Further Information
Club also has 9 hole par 3 course and driving range
Course Details
| Course Name: The Warwickshire Holes: 18 Yardage: 7178 SSS: 74 |
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| Course Name: Course2 Holes: 18 Yardage: 7154 SSS: 74 |
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Paul McEwan wrote on: Aug 29, 2011
I am a new member of The Warwickshire Golf and Country Club and have played the Earls course on two occasions and find no fault with the course.
The problem I have is when calling to book a tee time the phone remains unanswered, sometimes this is resolved by calling the better run health club building. Last Thursday 25th August having played 9 holes I was looking forward to something to eat and a shower, sadly neither was available, at 8-15 pm I was informed the kitchen was closed. Upon entering the showers I was amazed to find no hot water.
I went to the health club where reception was aware that the golf club showers were not working due to the amount of golfers using those showers.
I appear to have been sold an expensive brochure with no service to support it.
Paul
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pete wrote on: Apr 26, 2004
a bit difficult, very challenging, and always in the good conditions.
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Wendy Gedney wrote on: Sep 30, 2001
I played on a very cold autumn day and was surprised to see how good the greens were, it had been raining hours earlier and the greens were in tiptop condition. The 14 hole is a real beauty of a tee off with a great straight 250 yarder to cream. Overall the course was terrific and I would recommend it to everyone interested in a challenging round of golf.
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C.J. Hunt wrote on: Apr 30, 2001
I played the South, North and West 9's of this 27 hole complex on the 13th and 14th of May. It is a great shame that the greens are in such a poor condition. There appears to be at least 4 grass types, some of which were producing seed heads giving rise to extremely poor greens. I do not accept the excuses provided as the weather has been warm enough for some good growth and even those that had been worked on were very shoddy! If you like to practice putting with a 3 wood or have an alternate heavy putter and don't mind poor greens and clay bunkers then the superb setting will provide a great day out.
Over priced and it should not claim to be a championship course if they can not afford to keep it in shape.
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Matty Bates wrote on: Dec 31, 2000
I am writing about the par three to the right of the driving range, I found it a nice little course for practicing short chips and its good for beginners, I was very impressed with the condition of some of the greens but overall its a nice little course to play on.
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