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Sitting at the highest point of the Cotswolds, Clevehill could get away with its views alone but the classic and simple design is a great testament to Old Tom Morris who built the course in the 1880’s. Clevehill hosted the greatest names in golf until WWII but is perhaps too short for the modern game at just under 6100 yards. However, the par of 69 is pretty tough and there are plenty of holes to test and tease. Small greens, grazing sheep on the fairways and the timeless clubhouse all add to this most charming of courses. A wonderful step back in time.