Little Aston is one of England's best loved inland courses and for many years has enjoyed an enviable pedigree in the Top 100 courses in Great Britain and Ireland as surveyed by Golf World, being ranked 55th in 2008. The Club, which has celebrated its Centenary in 2008, is one of the pre-eminent golfing establishments in the Midlands where Members and Vistors are able to enjoy an experience that few, if any, of the Midland's other golf clubs can match.
World Number 1 Lee Westwood names Little Aston as his 3rd favourite course in GB&I after Carnoustie and Royal Lytham.
Golfers will find a top quality Championship Course which has hosted many prestigious national and international tournaments for both Amateur and Professional players. The course is renowned for the quality of its fairways and greens and, when their round is over, golfers can relax over a drink or meal in a Clubhouse steeped in history and tradition.
Little Aston is predominently a Parkland course set in the mature former estate of Little Aston Hall and has a beauty all of its own. In recent years the course has been lengthened and certain holes have been modified partly to offset the march of modern technology. An array of new tees has boosted the yardage and in a number of cases the angles into the greens have altered too, adding more strategy to an already strategic test. From the men's back tees the course now measures 6,813 yards with a challenging par of 72 and Standard Scratch of 74.