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Distance 1.23 miles (1.97 km)
Our Golf Club is famous for its friendliness and hospitality as well as having one of the great golf courses in the area. The 18 hole scenic parkland course, at 6400 yards off the white (back) tees, and with an SSS of 71, provides good challenges for low handicap golfers without unfairly penalising or intimidating everyone else. Testament to this, and to the excellent bar and restaurant facilities available, is our ever increasing popularity with visiting societies as well as regular requests to host major amateur competitions such as The Midlands Open and Inter County matches.

Distance 2.28 miles (3.65 km)
Stoneleigh Park has two purpose-built fully serviced, high-quality exhibition halls totalling 7,852sq m. In addition, the venue offers 12,000sq m of low-cost covered display space, a variety of conference rooms for up to 6,000 delegates, over 250 acres of serviced outdoor events space and a 58-room on-site hotel. The purpose built exhibition space provides a backdrop for trade and public exhibitions, corporate events and product launches, while the diverse conference complex offers organisers a choice of facilities with exceptional access suitable for the most diverse event. Recent events include, Institute of Videographers, Concord Auction, DHL launch, Coach and Tourism.

Distance 3.07 miles (4.91 km)
Coventry Golf Course has become one of the most attractive inland courses and provides an exciting challenge to all golfers with its gently undulating parkland course of 6601 yards in length with a par and SSS of 73, made up of 5 par 5's, 9 par 4's and 4 par 3's. We welcome visitors Monday to Friday, and Society and Corporate groups on Wednesdays and Thursdays, to play on our beautiful and challenging course. Today the course can boast a large number and varied type of trees. This 'green' policy owes much to the foresight of the then Professional Norman Roffe. The many groups of Fir and Silver Birch were planted in 1960, together with Cherries, Whitebeam, Chesnut and young Beech many of which were donated by individual members.