The council, which owns the land, says it has been losing money for some timeCoventry's Brandon Wood golf course will permanently close its doors when the national lockdown lifts next week.
A statement posted on their website confirms the course will not reopen on December 2 as it has been losing money for some time.
Throughout the pandemic, the facility, which is located in Wolston, has been provided with additional funding and support, but is no longer viable to operate.
Staff have been made aware of the closure with a consultation period now starting.
Coventry City Council, which owns the land the golf course is on, said it would continue to work with Coventry Sports Trust, which runs the site, to provide support to those where necessary
The website confirms that all facilities at the club are now closed and that memberships will be cancelled.
Any money owed to the public will be refunded and people are being reminded to cancel their direct debit.
Refunds can also be applied to driving range cards and gift vouchers.
The council will now begin an options appraisal of the facility, including whether a golf course can be sustained or if an alternative use for the site will be appropriate.