Cleeve Hill Golf Course

At 1083 feet Cleeve Hill is the highest point in the Cotswolds with commanding views over nearby Winchcombe to the north, Bishops Cleeve and Wales to the west and Cheltenham some four miles distant to the south. Indeed, the renowned Cheltenham Gold Cup was first run on Cleeve Hill from 1815 to 1855 before moving to Prestbury Park just north of Cheltenham. Plenty of horses… More

If the weather is good there is no better place to play golf. The views from Cleeve Hill are spectacular and the golf course is a real treat for shotmakers! If the weather is bad it’s the loneliest place on earth 🥺.

Played with three friends having found it in a "Top 100 Fun UK Courses" list. Everything there is scruffy - carpark, pro shop and clubhouse all somewhat jaded and worn but once you get onto the course it doesn't matter. Best described as an inland links nowhere near the sea (!) and built on and around an old quarry and fort, it is totally eccentric and oozes character and… More