Ray Baldwin Designed Golf Courses

There are 6 golf courses in the UK designed by Ray Baldwin

Ray Baldwin is an American golf course architect recognized for his contributions to golf course design, including notable original layouts and significant renovations. Active during the latter half of the 20th century, his work often focused on creating challenging yet playable courses, leaving his mark on the American golf landscape.

Golf Courses

Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club (Badger's Sett)

Cleobury Mortimer, England

Designed by Ray Baldwin and opened in 1996, Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club offers a par 36 layout stretching to 3271 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of and slope rating of

Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club (Deer Park)

Cleobury Mortimer, England

Designed by Ray Baldwin and opened in 1993, Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club offers a par 35 layout stretching to 3167 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of and slope rating of

Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club (Foxes / Badgers)

Cleobury Mortimer, England

Designed by Ray Baldwin and opened in 1996, Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club offers a par 70 layout stretching to 5799 yards from the yellow tee which has a course rating of 69 and slope rating of 73

Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club (Foxes Run)

Cleobury Mortimer, England

Designed by Ray Baldwin and opened in 1998, Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club offers a par 34 layout stretching to 2980 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of and slope rating of

Kilworth Springs Golf Club

Lutterworth, England

Designed by Ray Baldwin and opened in 1993, Kilworth Springs Golf Club offers a par 72 layout stretching to 6718 yards from the blue tee which has a course rating of 73 and slope rating of 132

Ravenmeadow Golf Club (18 hole)

Worcester, England

Designed by Ray Baldwin and opened in 1995, Ravenmeadow Golf Club offers a par 70 layout stretching to 5562 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 67.2 and slope rating of 120

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