Weald Park Hotel Golf and Country Club ,Brentwood,Essex,England

Weald Park Hotel Golf and Country Club
Address	Weald Park Hotel Golf and Country Club, Coxtie Green Road, South Weald, Brentwood, CM14 5RJ
Telephone	+44 1277 375 101
Fax	+44 1277 374 888
Website	www.wealdpark.net
Email	info @wealdpark.net
Holes	18-hole Championship course with USGA standard greens for all year play
Yardage	6373
SSS	72
Visitors	Turn up and play
	Play for Half Price at this course with the 2-FORE!-1 Voucher Scheme
	Green fee discounts available here with My Golf Pass. You'll receive your e-pass by email and you can even play the same day!
Societies	Welcome by previous arrangement.
Green Fees	D per round weekdays / E weekends
Course Designer	Reg Plumbridge 1992
Location	Tucked away in tranquil rolling countryside yet 3 miles from the M25 J28. Nearest City - London Motorway - M25, J28 Airport - Stansted Railway - Shenfield Tube - Upminster
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Facilities	* La Chanterelle Restaurant combines quality cooking, a warm, buzzy ambience and friendly, discreet staff / Weddings and Functions / Conferences * Practice putting green, short game area and 300 yard practice range
Course Description	Set in 200 acres of the rolling hills of South Weald and rated as one of the best golf courses in Essex. Imaginative design winding through tranquil natural parkland. Has lakes, two-tier greens and some super 'driving' holes.
Course Reviews	The course is playing immaculately at the moment. The staff are friendly and helpful.The fairways are the best I've played on any course. Name not supplied I have been a member at Weald Park since September 2000. The course has an excellent mix of water, mature trees, ditches and elevation. You never get bored playing it and it is a real challenge. Over the very wet winter I was pleased that the course was open most of the time. John Hill I played Weald Park (Late December 2005) and despite all the bad weather we were using the normal tees and greens. This is not a flat course, even from the middle of the fairway you may not have a flat lie because of all the undulations and slopes. This parkland course has water, ditches and other obstacles to stay away from. The 16th hole was my favourite. A 90 degree dogleg par 4. Overall a nice course. It is a thinking man's course, not just a case of hitting the driver. If you are having a bad day then at Weald Park you will have a really bad day. Russell Middleton December 24, 2005