Morley Hayes Golf Club

Morley Hayes Golf Club is a non-member complex and therefore tee times are available seven days a week subject to the British weather!

The entire complex has been carefully designed to provide the last word in luxury, providing first-class hospitality for the individual golfer, leisure seekers, and corporate visitors alike.

Every attention to detail has been observed and the result is the most stunning and beautiful place for everyone to enjoy.

The Morley Hayes Golf Club is the home of an 18-hole undulating parkland course (The Manor) as well as a 9-hole layout (Tower). The course is challenging, but is open enough to allow a stray drive or two, so its quiet forgiving for the less advanced golfers! But because it is quite exposed, when the wind blows it can turn a lot of usually straightforward holes into potential card-wreckers. The seriously uphill par-4, stroke-index 2 11th is one and you'll do well to find the last green in two shots. There's plenty of water around too, so make sure you've got a good supply of balls. The 8th is a cracking, short par 4 with the green sitting next to a pond on the right. Water also virtually surrounds the par-4 10th green, waiting to swallow up mis-hit approaches. All of this still means it is a big challenge for an advanced golfer!

• Course has: Bar
• Course has: Buggy Hire
• Course has: Driving Range
• Course does not have: Practice Green
• Course has: Pro Shop
• Course has: Restaurant
• Course has: Trolley Hire
• Course has: Dress Code
• Course has: Club Hire
• Course does not have: Handicap

• 4 out of 5 Improving course 08 October 2015

  By Mike

  Money is being spent on the course, the greens are now very good. The course was quite full, but we got round very quickly. A good days golf.

• 4 out of 5 Good day out 06 August 2015

  By Mick

  A well maintained course. Lots of players with buggies! We were a mixed group from 10-26 handicap and all of us enjoyed the round. Would recommend.

• 4 out of 5 Great course 19 April 2014

  By Magic

  Great course that plays to its full yardage and more when the wind blows. Facilities at the course and great. Greens in very good condition. Be aware that play is slow. 4 hour plus rounds the norm. Wide fairways and virtually no rough of any real length.

• 4.5 out of 5 Tremendous Value 01 September 2010

  By maheath

  As a foursome, we have been playing casual golf for the best part of 17 years & play every week. This course is the best value of the hundreds that we have played in the British Isles. You will not find better 2-4-1 value anywhere. The only slight criticism is that the price of food is a touch on the high side. Can't wait to go back.

• 3.5 out of 5 Good but unhappy 24 September 2008

  By robert collett

  I played this course on a sunny sunday, tee'd off at 12.12. A lovely course but unfortunately after 4 1/2 hours we had only got through 12 holes. The waiting was ridiculous,upto 15 minutes to tee off on every hole, and another wait to finish your shot. The group in front were waiting as long as us. Shame the course wasn't monitored for delays. Next time I'll visit mid week.

• 4.5 out of 5 amazing for the price 15 May 2008

  By superted0uk

  On a 2 fore 1 it costs a tenner!!!! tremendous course and the staff are great especially the pro shop. Course is always in great shape, and you can book a tee off online now. An amazing course for the price and in my fav's.

• 4.5 out of 5 Great day out! 21 October 2007

  By andy.watson

  The course looks great and open, however even the short rough can cost you shots. Some testing holes and a beautiful views, the atmosphere is relaxed and there some nice food at the end to compliment the day. Good value for money too!

• 4 out of 5 great course 03 March 2007

  By Anonymous

  nice open parkland course.as a high handicaper we wernt afraid of hookind or slicing into ablivion.a course we could have a real go at.great day out.nice welcolme.highly recomended.