This is a beautiful but challenging course almost always in excellent condition.The course is long but often a blast with a driver is not the best shot to play.This is mostly an open links style course with lakes and rivers coming in to play on almost half the holes. Big undulating but heavily bunkered greens on the par threes and fours make the second shot vital. Keep it on the fairway and out of the water to avoid wracking up enormous scores. You really need to think your way around this one and play conservatively, attack it and you will perish! David Rham May 10, 2005
Playing this was a treat from start to finish. The course is in a stunning setting in the Tarn valley and the river views and hilly backdrop more than compensated for our mediocre golf. There is plenty of water on the course, so we stocked up with spare balls, but found that the layout is more than fair and the water only comes into play if you're a wild hitter. Best hole is number 13 - a breathtaking drive down to the riverside. Course is very well maintained - we hit off at 8.30 a.m. and the greens had already been mowed. Staff in the proshop and the restaurant were helpful and welcoming, and lunch was good too. Only criticism - the changing room and showers were poor for a club of this standard.
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Fair Jackie Scanlon September 27, 2011
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