1 Night, 2 Rounds
Calderfields Golf & Country Club is a handy, golfer-friendly base for a Midlands break, combining lodge accommodation with an 18-hole course right on site. Set just north of Birmingham with easy access off the M6, it works well for a quick overnighter, a weekend with the lads or as a practical hub if you want to mix in nearby names like The Belfry or Little Aston.
On site, it's all about convenience. You can roll out of bed, grab breakfast and be on the first tee within minutes, then head straight to the bar afterwards without organising taxis or transfers. That simple set-up is exactly what many groups want for a relaxed UK golf break, particularly if you're trying to keep costs sensible without sacrificing comfort.
The location opens up easy access to Birmingham's golf scene and you're within striking distance of a host of quality Midlands courses. Whether you're playing exclusively at Calderfields or using it as a base for a multi-course break, the lodges provide a comfortable, practical place to stay.
Who is this for?
Golfers, couples and small groups wanting an easy Midlands base with on-site golf and straightforward travel.
Who is it best for?
Mid to high handicappers, societies and value-focused groups who prioritise convenience, a welcoming atmosphere and the option to add a second course nearby.
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1 Night, 2 Rounds
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From the very first tee to the final putt, the golf course at Calderfields will question and test the skills of golfers of all abilities.
Measuring 6,509 from the tips, Calderfields is by no means long but the narrow fairways are well protected by rough and water hazards. Large, undulating greens and an abundance of water are the main features of this pretty parkland course where accuracy is of paramount importance.
Look out for the 8th hole where you have to cross two separate water hazards before arriving safely on the green.
The Staffordshire Performance Golf Centre was opened in 2017 to be a hub for visiting golfers. There is a fully stocked Pro Shop, a Golf Simulator room with TrackMan radar systems and custom club fitting. A golf fitness centre that targets the areas of weakness within the body to help develop the game, with nutritional programmes to help reduce body fat and increase muscular strength for a more controlled powerful swing.
The Bliss Sports Therapy & Beauty has all the tools required to leave you feeling refreshed and revitalised after your round. While a new Par 3 academy course with wooded areas, undulating banks and water on a number of 6 holes provides the chance to test your wedge play.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Colin Andrews |
| Opened for play | 1978 |
| Blue | 6,599 yards | SSS 72.5 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 6,379 yards | SSS 71 |
| Yellow | 6,123 yards | SSS 72 |
| Red | 5,384 yards | SSS 69.9 |
The lodges at Calderfields give you a comfortable base for a golf break near Birmingham, with the big selling point being how easy everything is. You're staying right by the course, so there's no early-morning faff getting to a tee time and no end-of-day travel when you'd rather be sat with a drink. Each lodge looks straight out over the course, so you can watch the final groups come in while you're relaxing after your own round.
Rooms are cosy and well set up for a short stay, with practical essentials such as Freeview TV, a telephone and tea and coffee facilities. Room service is also available if you fancy keeping things low-key after your round. The layout feels more like a home than a hotel room, which makes a real difference if you're planning a longer stay or using Calderfields as a base for playing other courses in the area. You've got your own space to spread out, talk through the day's golf and plan what's next.
Food and drink are straightforward and very golfer-appropriate. The Bar and Grill is the natural post-round stop for a pint and something filling, serving the kind of hearty, well-cooked food that hits the spot after 18 holes. The Sunday Carvery has a strong local following and is worth factoring into your timings if you're a roast dinner person. For a slightly smarter evening meal, the Lake View Restaurant offers a more refined setting with views over the lakes and the course. The atmosphere is inviting without being stuffy, and the menu leans towards classic dishes done well, making it a good shout for couples or groups who want a proper sit-down meal without anything feeling formal.
For small groups, the lodge set-up is particularly handy. You've got space to unwind, enjoy the views and keep everything simple, which is often exactly what you want from a golf break. The self-contained nature of the lodges means you can relax at your own pace, whether that's an early night before a big round or a longer evening going over the day's highlights.
James
✓22 Sep 2026
Perry
✓15 Sep 2026
Really enjoyed our stay, staff were great, food was great, bar service great. Rooms are good, but upon walking in was overwhelmingly hot, but that’s better than cold. We switched all heaters off and opened windows so not a big deal.
Daniel
✓8 Sep 2026
Ian
✓9 May 2026
Brian
✓27 Apr 2026
Evening meal was awful. Tasteless school dinner
Kevin
✓30 Jul 2025
The room which was part of the lodge was spacious and clean. The restaurant was closed at 5.00 pm and the bar closed at 8.30 pm. Breakfast was very good.
Lee
✓28 Jul 2025
Neil
✓16 Jun 2024
All nine of our group were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the lodge rooms
Thomas
✓3 Jun 2024
Accomodation was clean & the beds were comfortable. Our only issue was the meals weren't brilliant, chicken wings cold however everything else was very good.
Melvin
✓29 Apr 2024
Clubhouse facilities inc sky sports, pool table and dartboard and decent priced drinks,lodge type rooms were very comfortable with tv, tea / coffee facilities.
James
✓22 Sep 2026
Perry
✓15 Sep 2026
The course was in good condition, and very pleasant to play. The club shop is excellent and the pro was really helpful, so we spent a few pounds in there, two new golf bags etc. There was a simulator at the first, which a couple enjoyed playing. The butty wagon wasn’t as good as usual as it had only cheese or ham sandwiches one day and two sausage rolls the second day. It used to have a great selection, so could be improved now. Overall really enjoyed it.
Daniel
✓8 Sep 2026
Group of 20 in front slowed us down but not courses fault, also hard but hole 8 is as good as they say
Ian
✓9 May 2026
Brian
✓27 Apr 2026
Bunkers need more sand. Cut of the greens sometimes affected putting
Kevin
✓30 Jul 2025
This was the first time playing here. The tee boxes and fairways were in a reasonable condition.The greens were in a fairly poor state although the holes on each green were in a reasonable patch of the green. The areas surrounding the greens were very poor as were the bunkers. We would play there again but only if the green, aprons and bunkers were up to scratch.
Lee
✓28 Jul 2025
Greens need a little work and bunkers a bit more sand. Nice course in general with challenging holes
Neil
✓16 Jun 2024
Unfortunately the weather was very poor (consistent heavy rain), so although the course absorbed most of it, the pathways between holes became very muddy
Thomas
✓3 Jun 2024
Melvin
✓29 Apr 2024
Some testing holes to test all handicaps, nice flat course tree-lined fairways with some water hazards. Considering the amount of rainfall over the last few months the course was in good condition.
