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Henlle Park Golf Club

Address

Gobowen
Henlle Lane
Oswestry
Oswestry
SY10 7AX

Contact

Tel : +44 01691 670680

The sand grassed greens all benefit from irrigation and many have great views of the parklands and surrounding Shropshire countryside.

The impressive new Club House provides first rate facilities for members and visitors alike. It has a dining room for 120, a large balcony, a bar modern kitchen and a well stocked golf shop.

Henlle Park offers great Golf in superb surroundings with style, good food and conviviality.

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Directions

By Road

From Turn off the A5 trunk road, 1 mile north of Gobowen village onto the B5009. Turn left and the course is on the right hand side.

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Henlle Park Golf Club facilities include:

On site parking
Café/restaurant

Henlle Park Golf Club accessibility includes:

All areas accessible to disabled visitors

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