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I've played Sedgley more times than I care to remember and it's always been a summer only consideration. but the work that's been put into the course has started paying dividends, the greens are in great condition and they have managed to cut the rough back and kept on top of it which makes it a far more friendly course. a good test of anyone's golf

Over the years Sedgley has suffered from poor management and lack of investment but the current owners are well into their regeneration of the course and the club as a whole, major investment in machinery is now paying dividends with it now, in my opinion the best 9 hole course for miles, it's a good walk and pretty hard to find a ball if you're offline but the condition of the course has never been better.
off the course it's a very family run operation and very much a community feel to it. for those who played it over 3 years ago should really give it a go.

Not really one to complain but I my playing partner and myself were left quite disappointed by the course, Given its proximity to Wolverhampton it has the opportunity to become a beacon for good value golf, the problems: greens, boring, featureless and flat on what it otherwise an interesting layout, the issue was mainly condition, fairways were poor, greens covered in lumps of grass cuttings, generally untidy and the view coming down the 9th of two skips brimming with bottles didn't add the day.
They are missing a trick, a bit of attention to detail and greens that don't resemble temps and they could have a cracker