The course
nuneaton, warwickshire
01676 541 389
With a total yardage of 6208 and a standard scratch
score of just 70, Oakridge is tough enough to begin
with, but add the combination of strategically placed
hazards and a course designed to test yourk nowledge as well as your ability and you will soon understand why both experienced handicap players
and ardent enthusiasts alike consider Oakridge to be a true challenge.
Golf societies take full advantage of our facilities
because Oakridge is an oasis of pure tranquility
surrounded by picturesque scenery and of course 18 holes of pure golfing excitement.
You don't have to be a competitive player to enjoy the Oakridge experience.
Leisure players too can enjoy a relaxing round while taking in the rural beauty of the course complete with its resident wildlife.
So, have you got what it takes to conquer the Oakridge challenge?
Well you can pay us a visit and utilise our pay and play facility.
Please take advantage of the practice area and putting green facilities.
hazards and a course designed to test yourk nowledge as well as your ability and you will soon understand why both experienced handicap players
and ardent enthusiasts alike consider Oakridge to be a true challenge.
Golf societies take full advantage of our facilities
because Oakridge is an oasis of pure tranquility
surrounded by picturesque scenery and of course 18 holes of pure golfing excitement.
You don't have to be a competitive player to enjoy the Oakridge experience.
Leisure players too can enjoy a relaxing round while taking in the rural beauty of the course complete with its resident wildlife.
So, have you got what it takes to conquer the Oakridge challenge?
Well you can pay us a visit and utilise our pay and play facility.
Please take advantage of the practice area and putting green facilities.
PAY AND PLAY
Summer Green Fees
Visitors:
£22 midweek
£27weekend
Guest of Member:
£16 midweek
£18 weekend.
Winter Green Fees
Visitors: Midweek with member £12
Midweek without member £17
Weekend with a member £16
Weekend without a member £22
Junior midweek £6
Junior weekend £11
Dress Standards
Dress of all members and visitors, both in the Clubhouse and on the Course, should be of good taste at all times.
In the Clubhouse - Smart casual wear may be worn at all times unless otherwise posted.
Golf shoes may only be worn in the changing rooms or boot rooms but walking about in the remainder of the Clubhouse in "stocking feet" or "bare feet" is not
an alternative.
*Wearing of caps etc. is not allowed.
On the Course ( Where golf shoes must be worn )
The following dress or styles are not thought to be appropriate:-
Denim clothing.
Emblazoned or football supporters type shirts.
Track suits or shell suits.
Multi coloured beach type shorts.
Trousers or shorts with multi patch pockets.
Trousers tucked into socks.
*Trousers of "cut off" design.
*Sleeveless and collarless shirts, both round and V neck.
A good guide to "good taste", is the dress worn by professional golfers, as seen on TV.
*Applicable to men only
Dress of all members and visitors, both in the Clubhouse and on the Course, should be of good taste at all times.
In the Clubhouse - Smart casual wear may be worn at all times unless otherwise posted.
Golf shoes may only be worn in the changing rooms or boot rooms but walking about in the remainder of the Clubhouse in "stocking feet" or "bare feet" is not
an alternative.
*Wearing of caps etc. is not allowed.
On the Course ( Where golf shoes must be worn )
The following dress or styles are not thought to be appropriate:-
Denim clothing.
Emblazoned or football supporters type shirts.
Track suits or shell suits.
Multi coloured beach type shorts.
Trousers or shorts with multi patch pockets.
Trousers tucked into socks.
*Trousers of "cut off" design.
*Sleeveless and collarless shirts, both round and V neck.
A good guide to "good taste", is the dress worn by professional golfers, as seen on TV.
*Applicable to men only
