We offer all visitors a warm and friendly welcome every day of the week to our unfussy & unpretentious golf club.

The clubhouse is open throughout the day serving tasty pre-game snacks and delicious and satisfying meals to round off a good game of golf.

Why not make your game at Ludlow part of a weekend and enjoy all that the town has to offer. Ludlow described by John Betjeman as the loveliest town in England boasts over 500 listed buildings mainly Georgian or half-timbered, a lively market, food fairs, speciality food shops and fine dining restaurants.

Russell and Dan in the Pro shop will be happy to advise you on the best times to play and answer any other enquiries.

"First stop was Ludlow on a sunny afternoon. The club moved to a James Braid creation on free-draining sand and gravel inside the racecourse in 1927, one of several UK courses set inside or close to racecourses.

I’ve always feared such layouts will be flat and featureless with the racecourse infrastructure too obtrusive, but those concerns proved unfounded, as Ludlow does a fine job of sustaining visual interest and variety throughout, with the racecourse adding to, rather than detracting from, the experience.

You start out with the grandstands to your right on the 1st and 2nd, before turning left for the 3rd and 4th, the latter a par 3 identical in length to the 13th (off the yellows) just to its left at 151 yards. The 4th features a bathtub hollow short of the green so make sure you take enough club, while the 13th plays blind.

Tougher tests include the sharp dogleg-right 12th, where you’ll need to decide how aggressive to be, and the long par 4s at 8 and 16, which took almost all I’d got with the going soft."

Jeremy Ellwood - Golf Monthly