Feldon Valley Golf Club

Feldon Valley Golf Club sits in the rolling countryside near Lower Brailes in south Oxfordshire, close to the Warwickshire border in an area known as the Feldon. The course was designed by B.A. Hull and occupies land that reflects the gentle agricultural character of this part of the Cotswolds fringe, where open fields meet scattered woodland and the landscape offers long views across the Vale of the Red Horse. The routing takes advantage of the natural contours, with fairways that move across and along the slopes rather than fighting directly uphill. The design incorporates mature trees and hedgerows that define holes and frame approaches, while several water features add strategic interest to the layout. The property's elevation changes are moderate but sufficient to create variety in stance and shot selection, and the exposed higher ground can make wind a factor during certain times of year. Feldon Valley serves both members and visitors, operating as a welcoming club in a region with strong golfing tradition. The course appeals to a range of abilities, offering enough length and challenge for competitive play while remaining accessible to recreational golfers. The clubhouse provides the expected amenities and overlooks the course, and the setting—rural but not remote—makes it a practical option for golfers traveling through Oxfordshire or the northern Cotswolds.