Frilford Heath Golf Club's Blue Course is the newest of the club's three layouts, designed by Simon Gidman and opened in the early 1990s. The course occupies heathland terrain characteristic of this part of Oxfordshire, situated between Oxford and Abingdon. Frilford Heath itself has a long golfing history dating to the early twentieth century, and the Blue Course represents a modern addition to the club's offering alongside the older Red and Green courses. The Blue plays across gently rolling heathland with sandy subsoil that provides good drainage and firm playing conditions. Heather, gorse, and mature trees frame many holes, and the routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes across the property. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making rather than overwhelming length, with well-positioned bunkering and green complexes that reward precision. Several holes play along natural ridges and through corridors of vegetation typical of English heathland golf. Frilford Heath operates as a members' club with a traditional structure, and the three courses allow for varied play and accommodate a substantial membership. The Blue Course is generally regarded as more forgiving than the championship-length Red Course, making it popular for everyday member play and as an accessible option for visitors. The club's heathland setting and multiple courses make it a notable facility in the Thames Valley region, where genuine heathland terrain is relatively uncommon compared to Surrey and Berkshire to the south.