Blackwell sits at the end of a narrow lane south of Birmingham, among rolling fields and stream-cut valleys. Our clubhouse is an old farmhouse, a few paces from the first tee, and the course is the one Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler laid out in 1923 on the club’s original ground.

We are a small club, with never more than 200 full members, no tee sheet for members’ golf and a fondness for foursomes. Visitors and societies are welcome on weekdays and Sundays.