Abbey Hotel Golf Club
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Built in the late 1970's the Abbey course has now matured into a fine, championship standard parkland course measuring over 6,500 yards. Designed by Donald Steel, one of Britain's leading course architects the course has been extensively upgraded and lengthened in recent years.
The layout includes matured trees, lakes and on the whole the fairways are wide with the rough not too punishing, the picturesque 7th is a 192 yard drive from the medal tee with the green surrounded on three sides by the river arrow. The 13th is a challenging uphill par 4 drive between two mature oak trees at 250 yards with the green concealed out of sight at the top of the hill.Course Information
Abbey Hotel Golf Club
Dagnell End Road
Redditch
Worcestershire, B98 7BE
United Kingdom
Tel: 01527 406500 | Fax: 01527 406514
Dagnell End Road
Redditch
Worcestershire, B98 7BE
United Kingdom
Tel: 01527 406500 | Fax: 01527 406514
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Directions:
From the M42 motorway, Junction 2, take the Redditch exit, A441, for approximately 2 miles. At the first roundabout turn left, signposted Redditch Town Centre. After a further ¾ mile turn left at the traffic lights, signposted Beoley, B4101. Turn right after approximately 500 metres into Hither Green Lane. The hotel is immediately on the left
Midweek cost: £17.00 per round
Weekend cost: £23.00 weekends
From the M42 motorway, Junction 2, take the Redditch exit, A441, for approximately 2 miles. At the first roundabout turn left, signposted Redditch Town Centre. After a further ¾ mile turn left at the traffic lights, signposted Beoley, B4101. Turn right after approximately 500 metres into Hither Green Lane. The hotel is immediately on the left
Midweek cost: £17.00 per round
Weekend cost: £23.00 weekends
Notes:
The championship standard parkland course measuring over 6,500 yards was designed by Donald Steel in the late 1970's.
The championship standard parkland course measuring over 6,500 yards was designed by Donald Steel in the late 1970's.



