The Earls Course is one of two 18-hole championship layouts at The Warwickshire Golf & Country Club in Leek Wootton. It is a par-72 parkland course currently measuring 7,108 yards from the white tees, with a course rating of 74.3 and slope of 132. The yellow course measures 6,659 yards at 72.7/129, while the red tees measure 5,834 yards.
The Club Company describes Earls as a woodland-oriented layout with tree-lined fairways, tight driving holes, demanding greens and several water hazards. The official site specifically identifies the 7th as a signature par four played from an elevated tee. Earls is distinct from the more open, American-style Kings Course and the nine-hole par-three Castle Course.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,500m (7,108 yards), course rating 74.3 and slope rating 132. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Toptracer Driving Range, Pro Shop, Clubhouse, Restaurant, Hotel, Practice Facilities, Corporate Membership.
Earls is the tighter and more wooded of The Warwickshire's two championship courses. Tree-lined corridors, tighter driving lines, water and demanding green sites distinguish it from the wider Kings Course.
Earls operates as one of three courses at The Warwickshire alongside the 18-hole Kings and nine-hole Castle.
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