There are 8 private golf courses in Birmingham: Edgbaston, Handsworth, Harborne, Moseley, Moor Hall, North Worcestershire, Sutton Coldfield and Walmley.

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The course, which was designed by Harry S. Colt, is set in the former grounds of Edgbaston Hall (1717): a Georgian mansion in the classical style that was once the seat of the Gough-Calthorpe family and is now the clubhouse.

Edgbaston is a tight 18-hole course flanked by mature woodlands. It has a yardage of 5866 and a standard scratch score of 69.

The clubhouse contains a bar, restaurant and three function rooms that can be booked for conferences, weddings etc. Society & corporate packages are available. Casual visitors are welcome but should call in advance.

The 18-hole course has a yardage of 6325 and a standard scratch score of 71. It is set in mature parkland with tree-lined fairways, undulating greens and an ornamental lake.

The clubhouse, whose balcony overlooks the lake, contains a bar, lounge and restaurant. There is an annual programme of social events including the Christmas dance, bonfire night, black tie dinners, family fun days, tribute rock & pop acts and Valentine's parties.

Visitors are welcome but may need to reserve a tee time. Jeans, tracksuits and training shoes are prohibited.

The present 18-hole course was designed by Harry Colt in 1924. It has a yardage of 6210 and a par of 70.

The clubhouse hosts a programme of social events including candlelit dinners and an annual summer ball. Conference, banqueting and wedding packages are available. Society and corporate days are organised.

Visitors are welcome subject to strict etiquette and dress codes; trainers and untucked shirts are forbidden.

The current 18-hole course, which was designed by Harry Colt in the 1920's, features tree-lined parkland, fast true greens and a small ornamental lake. It has a yardage of 6292 and a standard scratch score of 71.

The clubhouse contains a licensed bar and restaurant. Visitors, societies and corporate organisations are welcome and suitable packages can be arranged. Casual visitors should telephone in advance.

Moor Hall Golf Club is a private members club on Moor Hall Drive in the Mere Green area of Sutton Coldfield.

The course, which was designed by Hawtree and Taylor in 1932, features tree-lined fairways set in mature parkland. The yardage is 6293 and the standard scratch score is 70.

The facilities include a recently-refurbished clubhouse with an air-conditioned dining room. Hospitality packages are available.

The clubhouse contains a bar and function rooms and is available for hire. Visitors should book in advance by telephone. Membership and green fees are competitive.

The 18-hole course is set amidst woods and natural heathland; gorse and heather flank the fairways and mature oaks line the greens nearer the clubhouse; the yardage is 6549 and the par is 71.

The facilities include the main clubhouse and ladies clubhouse. The main clubhouse has a bar, lounge & dining room. Visitors are welcome but only at certain times and should call in advance.

The club is one of the most prestigious in the West Midlands and has hosted several high-ranking tournaments including the English Amateur Championship in July 2010.

The 18-hole course is set in mature parkland straddling Walmley and Wylde Green. It features a broad range of trees and several water hazards including Plants Brook on the north boundary. The par is 72 and the yardage is 6603

The clubhouse, which overlooks a putting green, contains a bar and formal restaurant. Visitors are welcome subject to strict etiquette and dress codes.

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