incorporated into the golf course, making it an eighteen-hole course, again all holes being par 3. The course was closed in 1999 and planted over with trees, turned into a nature reserve and incorporated back into the park, including the land formerly belonging to Corngreaves Hall. Related nearby properties Haden Hill Leisure Centre In 1976, a modern leisure centre was built to the north of Haden Hill House, on the piece of land known as Temple Meadow, purchased by the Council in 1922 and partly incorporated into the park. The Leisure Centre hosted the 1981 John Courage English Professional Snooker Championship. Old Hill Cricket Club and Old Hill Tennis Club To the north west of the Park is the ground of Old Hill Cricket Club and the courts of Old Hill Tennis Club. These sites, formerly owned by Haden-Best, were leased out for sporting use in 1884 and were purchased by a charitable trust in 1934 for the benefit of the respective clubs. Old Hill Cricket Club is one of the most successful clubs in England, winning the ECB National Club Cricket Championship at Lord's in 1984, 1985, 1987 and 1993, and being runners-up in 1989. Its former players include seven internationals. References External links A guided tour around the Park, by John Billingham a friend of Haden Hill Estate. A guided walk with emphasis on the Nature Reserve 'Meet George Alfred Haden Haden-Best' – a film about Haden Hill House A film about Haden Hall Best's Angels – a site about the History of the estate, with special reference to Haden-Best's adopted daughters Country houses in the West Midlands (county) Historic house museums in the West Midlands (county) Buildings and structures in Sandwell Parks and open spaces in the West Midlands (county)