The Earls Course

at The Warwickshire Golf & Country Club

This championship length course uses water features and tree-lined fairways to test golfers of all abilities. Your driver is restricted off the tee, as a number of lay up shots are needed if you want to attack the small greens. Good course management is the key if you want to shoot that low score you desire.

The Earl's Course is noted as the more challenging of the courses at The Warwickshire, with tree-lined holes providing scenic views and needed accuracy in play. By contrast, the Kings Course is noted for its wide fairways similar to the style shown in American golf courses.

Did You Know?

When The Warwickshire originally opened in 1994, the club comprised of four courses named the North, South, East and West courses. After a restructuring in 2005, the four courses were combined to create the two distinctive Earls and Kings Course, named through a competition voted on by its members.