1 Night, 2 Rounds
- 1 Night Dinner, Bed and Breakfast at Forest of Arden Country Club
- 1 Round at Arden Course
- 1 Round at Aylesford Course
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1 Night, 2 Rounds
Set within 10,000 acres of stunning Warwickshire countryside, Forest of Arden Golf Resort is one of England's leading golf break destinations. Just minutes from Birmingham Airport and the NEC, this 4-star resort combines championship golf, comfortable accommodation and excellent leisure facilities in a peaceful parkland setting.
Designed by renowned architect Donald Steel, the resort features two excellent courses. The headline act is the Arden Course, a championship layout that has hosted the British Masters, English Open and Hero Open. Framed by mature woodland and strategic water hazards, it provides a rewarding test for golfers of all abilities. Complementing it is the Aylesford Course, a more forgiving yet equally enjoyable layout that makes Forest of Arden a superb 36-hole destination.
Away from the fairways, guests can relax in stylish hotel accommodation, enjoy quality dining at the Fairway Bar & Grill, or unwind in the resort's health club and Cedarwood Spa. Despite its convenient location close to Birmingham, the resort feels wonderfully secluded, making it ideal for everything from overnight golf breaks to extended golf getaways.
Who is this for?
Golfers looking for a high-quality Warwickshire golf break with championship golf, excellent accommodation and easy access from across the UK.
Who is it best for?
Golf groups and societies seeking a varied 36-hole experience, couples wanting a golf-and-spa escape, and golfers keen to test themselves on one of the Midlands' most respected championship courses.
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The Championship Arden Course at the Forest of Arden Golf Club is one of the country's most established tournament layouts, having hosted the cream of the European Tour for the British Masters from 1997-1999 and in 2003, and the English Open between 1993-1997, from 2000-2002 and again in 2020 where the event changed its name to the Hero Open.
Scoring was often good during these professional events with low scoring totals achieved by Ian Woosnam (1993) and Per-Ulrik Johansson (1997) with 4-round scores of -19. Champions at Forest of Arden also include Colin Montgomerie (1994) and Darren Clarke (2000 & 2002) and Sam Horsfield in 2020 with an overall score of -18.
This is indicative of the quality of the course, which has some truly distinctive holes, especially the 18th, an exacting par-3. The layout suits golfers of all abilities and when stretched to its fullest, the Arden will measure 7,213 yards, demanding the absolute best in striking in order to score well. Should you manage to find the green in regulation, the outstanding putting surfaces will give you a good chance to convert. With the quality of the course it is easy to see why so many enjoy golf breaks at The Forest of Arden each year.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Donald Steel |
| Opened for play | 1992 |
| Previously hosted | British Masters (1997-98, 2003-05) |
| Championship | 7,213 yards | SSS 73 |
|---|---|---|
| White | 6,707 yards | SSS 73 |
| Yellow | 6,451 yards | SSS 71 |
| Red | 5,654 yards | SSS 72 |
The Aylesford Resort Course at the Forest of Arden Golf Club is considerably shorter than its prestigious neighbour, but the expert attention of the greenkeepers ensures that it remains in equally immaculate condition. The Aylesford may be less than 6,000 yards, but underestimate it at your peril, as there are penalties to be paid for the wayward. This charming little course adds good variety to the Forest of Arden's repertoire, and emphasises the quality of a golf break at the resort.
| Par | 69 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Donald Steel |
| Opened for play | 1992 |
| White | 5,809 yards | SSS 68 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,579 yards | SSS 69 |
| Red | 5,068 yards | SSS 69 |
In addition, the Forest of Arden Golf Club is home to a first class golf academy, where visitors can seek the guidance of one of the resident PGA professionals.
Alongside the two golf courses there is a 16 bay floodlit driving range with an extensive short game and bunker area including a separate putting green.
At the heart of the resort, Forest of Arden hotel offers 214 contemporary guest rooms, providing a comfortable base for your Warwickshire golf break. Spacious, well-appointed and equipped with all the essentials, the accommodation is ideal for golfers looking to relax and recharge after a day on the fairways. Despite its peaceful countryside setting, the resort is conveniently located just minutes from Birmingham Airport, the NEC and major motorway connections, making it an easy choice for golf groups travelling from across the UK.
The resort's dining offering is centred around the Fairway Bar & Grill, where quality local ingredients and classic favourites combine in a relaxed, modern setting. Whether you're fuelling up before a round, enjoying a post-golf meal with your group, or settling in to watch live sport, it's a welcoming space throughout the day. A generous full English and continental breakfast helps set you up for the morning, while Zest provides lighter bites, snacks and drinks served indoors or on the outdoor terrace overlooking the resort grounds.
Beyond the golf courses, Forest of Arden delivers one of the Midlands' most complete resort experiences. The Cedarwood Spa offers an extensive range of treatments, from massages and facials to beauty therapies, making it a popular choice for couples and mixed golf groups. Guests also have access to a fully equipped leisure club featuring a swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gym, alongside outdoor facilities including tennis courts and croquet lawns. Whether you're easing tired muscles after 36 holes or simply enjoying some downtime, there's plenty here to help you switch off and unwind.
The combination of 36 holes of championship golf, quality accommodation, excellent dining and first-class leisure facilities has made Forest of Arden one of the Midlands' most popular golf resorts. Perfect for golf groups, society outings, couples' breaks and weekend golf getaways, it offers a winning mix of convenience, comfort and outstanding golf.
Harry
✓26 Oct 2026
Rob
✓21 Oct 2026
Stephen
✓20 Oct 2026
Excellent all round . But we did find the bar to be expensive
Wayne
✓20 Oct 2026
Brilliant, friendly, comfortable with good food
Ian
✓17 Oct 2026
Zack
✓12 Oct 2026
Great location 15 mins from NEC. Good range of bars and restaurants to eat at and the spa facilities were great the next morning.
Iain
✓22 Sep 2026
From first tee to the 19th hole after 2 days of competitive match play golf between 4 teams we were very impressed. The Arden course ticks all the boxes and we could not fault anything across the whole package. Thanks again.
Josh
✓21 Sep 2026
Richard
✓20 Sep 2026
Unfortunately the hotel took a large late booking, so moved a number of us golf groups to a neighbouring hotel, The Windmill, about 15 mins away. The Windmill was fine.
Alan
✓6 Sep 2026
Only complaint that on previous trips we had a set menu with choices and supplemental options. We were served a buffet which whilst pleasant, is not inline with what we have expected before. I understand it's a sign of the time, but it's a comment worth making
Harry
✓26 Oct 2026
Harry
✓26 Oct 2026
Rob
✓21 Oct 2026
Stephen
✓20 Oct 2026
Excellent course in great condition . Will be back to play it again
Stephen
✓20 Oct 2026
Quite a nice course to be honest
Wayne
✓20 Oct 2026
BRILLIANT, great course with tough greens playing long. Superb test of your golf. Topped off with wild dear walking the course….right up there with the best I’ve played.
Wayne
✓20 Oct 2026
Good warm up before we played the Arden course. Enough to keep you interested and honest
Ian
✓17 Oct 2026
Ian
✓17 Oct 2026
Zack
✓12 Oct 2026
Proper golf course, beautiful scenery and wildlife. Can see why it’s a championship course. Would deffo return.