Mile End Golf Club sits in Morda, a village on the western edge of Shropshire near the Welsh border, approximately two miles from Oswestry. The course occupies gently rolling parkland characteristic of the Shropshire-Wales borderlands, where the terrain transitions from English lowlands toward the higher ground of Wales. The layout was designed by Price and Gough, though detailed records of the design partnership and construction date are not widely documented in major golf architecture references. The course reflects the traditions of modest English parkland golf, with tree-lined fairways and natural contours shaping play across the property. The routing works with the existing topography rather than imposing dramatic earthworks, a common approach for courses of this era and scale in the region. Mature trees frame many holes and influence strategy, while the undulating ground provides variety in lies and approach angles. Mile End serves primarily as a members' club for the local community and surrounding areas of north Shropshire and the Welsh Marches. The club maintains the course for year-round play in a region where weather patterns from both England and Wales influence conditions. The setting offers views toward the Welsh hills to the west, situating the golf experience within the broader landscape of the borderlands. The club operates without the tournament history or architectural prominence of championship venues, focusing instead on accessible golf for its membership and visitors to the Oswestry area.