Latest Course Reviews from our Readers

Lima Golf Club - Peru
February 7, 2012

It has taken over of year of trying, but finally hooked up with a member and played the course. Am thankful for the invite as I had a very nice time. Guest green fee was $/.326 soles and$/.60 for caddy. Full service club in all ways. Driving range, putting area, chipping area and pro shop. Very well kept course, all things working and in good shape. There was some work being done on the course and there was one temp. tee box. Caddies very helpful. Electric carts are available for rental and some members have their personal carts stored there. If you are guest at the Country Club Hotel (an off site hotel, next door to the course), you can play the course as a guest of the hotel. Course has it own waste water treatment plant on site and uses it to water the course.
Value For Money: Good
Mark: 8/10
traveling golfer

Clacton Golf Club - Essex
February 6, 2012

We played Clacton on a Thursday in December, we were greeted by the pro and a bloke from the office, we felt very welcome in the quality old fasioned club house with good changing rooms, the course is flat, but interesting with a good mix of holes and lots of ditches, trees on the front nine and then it open out to resemble a links course, 15th par 3 is tough in the wind, greens and fairways are good but the tees are not, trying to find a flat bit is hard. you cant have everything. we enjoyed the course and had some good food and drink afterwards, showers were great.
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
Hacker from Romford

Royal Obidos - Lisbon - Portugal
February 5, 2012

At 7400 yards from the back (Black) tees Royal Obidos is challenging and tough. Less so, but not by much from the whites and still plenty demanding from the yellows at 6700.
The first 3 holes represent the most tricky opening in the area and with Oitavos, Toia and the aroeiras that is saying something.
A long dogleg right par 4 gives way to the signature hole a par 5 of 600 yards, dogled left with water to punish a greedy drive and a green surrounded on 3 sides by the wet stuff.
No time to recover though as a 250 yard par 3 to a green again protected by water is up next.
The fairways are generous with no rough to speak of. The difficulty here is length, lakes, streams and positioning for the correct approach to large undulating greens, many with 3 levels. Position the drive poorly and bogey or worse awaits.
If or more likely when Royal Obidos hosts a Tour event there are some diabolical sunday pin positions lying in wait. Take on the lake or face a long put over those undulating greens.
As one might have expected from Seve there is a strong emphasis on risk and reward.
for the back nine the 12th stands out with a stream to be crossed twice.
Although opened only 5 weeks ago the course is already in superb condition, the views out to the ocean stunning but temporarily marred by ongoing residential construction.
As a compensation the green fee is remarkably good value at €50 but expect that to double and then some when work is complete.
In short play Royal Obidos now. It is the best of a very good selection on the silver coast so who needs the overcrowded overplayed and overpriced Algarve.
Mark: 10
Value For Money: Good
Paul Harmer

Minthis Hills Golf Club - Cyprus
February 3, 2012

Very good course with 2 icon holes 15/16?
Good condition , fantastic driving range . Clubhouse has been under contsruction for a long , long time will be spectacular when it opens . Very friendly course not to be missed. You can walk this course with trolley ( suggest electric) but you do not really need buggies except in Summer to carry Litres of Water .
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Fair
Gordon Morrice

Letham Grange - Angus - Scotland
February 2, 2012

Letham Grange Old course
Great layout but very poor condition. Played it 23/07/11 and it felt like the course and clubhouse was looked after by amateurs. Better courses to visit in the area.
Mark: 1
Value For Money: Poor
Nick J

Hartford Golf Club - Cheshire
February 1, 2012

I played here for the first time the other day... and what a course, i couldnt believe it for the prices... great value for money... not an overly long course be a test to any golfer, the par3 7th is properly one of the best par3 holes i have ever played... The pro shop is very well stocked with all the big named brands...The driving range they have was also really good and surprisingly cheap... as at lot of ranges nowadays are around the £7 mark for a 100 balls i payed £5.40 and £1.70 for 50 balls for my son. I am going back there this weekend for a club fitting, the staff were very professional and friendly. definitely looks like a good place to join and to get practising my game. i would recommend it to any one.
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
Sam

Lilleshall Hall Golf Club - Shropshire
January 30, 2012

Warm reception; easy parking,and very helpful pro shop. Short, but difficult course. Front nine is open 'parkland'-type course; fairly easy, but with tricky greens. Back nine is a complete change; wooded narrow fairways with more difficult greens. Great course for sharpening your game up! Post game - very comfortable clubhouse, excellent food, with good range of guest beers.
Will definitely be back!
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
John Wood

Rajjaprabha Golf Course - Southern Thailand
January 25, 2012

Must be one of the most beautiful courses in the world.
However it is the most difficult and challanging course I have ever played. Missing fairway makes it almost impossible to get a par and difficult to avoid and double bogey. The greenfee is in the lower rates.
Not many players find this course so there is never a problem to get a tee-time.
Clubhouse is good with a fantastic view over a lot of holes.
The restaurant is superb.
I would highly recommend this course if You are straight with your shoots. or if You want a stunning view.
I will return here every time I am close.
Don't miss to drive to the Viewpoint over the Dam after You have played.
Mark: 10
Value For Money: Good
Bosse Gardtman

Lanna Golf Club - Northern Thailand
January 25, 2012

Bad fairways. Caddies are ok. greens are good. Very low greenfee on mondays that makes it well worth the money.
Value For Money: Fair
Bosse Gardtman

Mae Jo Golf Club - Northern Thailand
January 25, 2012

Fantastic course. All holes by themselves and very good caddies
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
Bosse Gardtman

Collier Park Golf Course - Western Australia
January 21, 2012

The course was in poor condition, with many of the greens full of disease. Played 9 holes in just under 3 hours (painfull) and had better things to do with my next 3 hours than traipse around another rough 9 holes. The staff weren't too concerned about the speed of play and were clearly focussed on getting as many people as they could on the course. Very disappointed.
Mark: 3
Value For Money: Poor
Matt January 21, 2012

Chartham Park Golf Club- West Sussex
January 17, 2012

Hadn't played the course for the best part of 10 years, it was a brilliant course then but when I returned in Summer 2011 it was just amazing! The greens were brilliant, the fairways were soft, green, defined and like walking on a sponge.
Since I last went they have renovated the entire clubhouse and added a gym. Everything has been modernized and is very swanky indeed. Still has excellent practice facilities and two very good putting greens.
The course is a good challenge to golfers of all levels, and the feature hole, the 16th, is one of the best holes you're likely to play with a downhill tee shot and an approach shot over water to a seemingly island like green.
Highly recommended.
Mark: 10
VFM-good: Value For Money: Good
Chris Swanson

Forrester Park Golf Club - Essex
January 17, 2012

The best thing about Forrester Park is the greens, always a challenge and usually very pacey. The drainage on the course is second to none meaning that trolley bans are rare and the course is playable year round. The fairways and tee boxes are in average condition sometimes lacking a bit of definition.
Overall the course is a big challenge to golfers of all levels. It's very tight through the front 9, with punishing woodland and out of bounds markers down the right side on the first 5 holes but does open up eventually and becomes a little bit easier. This course is more about accuracy the distance.
I don't pay green fees as I'm a member but know that they are very cheap in comparison to some nearby courses so value for money is excellent and the membership prices, especially the Colt membership (under 30) is the best value for money you'll find in Essex.
Clubhouse is an old converted barn with a very homely feel to it and all the staff are very welcoming. The food and drink are a bit over priced but the Chef does knock up some good nosh!
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Good
Chris Swanson

Bentley Golf & CC - Essex
January 17, 2012

My friends Mum won a free 4 ball at Bentley's last summer so we went down to give it a bash. WOW! By far the best course I have played in Essex. Nice clubhouse, great practise facilities, the tee boxes, fairways and greens were all in fantastic condition, massive kudos to the green keepers who do a fantastic job there.
Virtually every hole has something unique about it whether its a tight tee shot, tight approach shot, water, trees or sometimes both.
If I had the money and was a bit closer to it then I'd become a member in a heartbeat.
Highly recommended.
Mark: 10
Value For Money: Good
Chris Swanson

East Horton Golf Centre - Hants
January 17, 2012

have played both 18s at this club,both courses represent a good fair test,the greens are usually in good condition. I have also used the greenwood course for a society
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Good
stephen grant

Rivenhall Oaks Golf Centre - Essex
January 17, 2012

Great value for money and a good little 9 hole course. We frequented this course before becoming members somewhere a little closer to home but you'll be pushed to find a course that offers unlimited golf for little over £10.
Being a 9 hole course it can get a little boring after a while but the odd trip is a welcome change. Some challenging holes with a bit of water here and there can make for a frustrating afternoons golf but on the other hand very rewarding if you shoot a good score.
The small 9 hole pitch and putt course is ideal for beginners and anyone looking to work on their short game but don't expect much from the small course, it appears as somewhat of an after thought in terms of green and fairway care.
Good practice facilities including a floodlit driving range. A good pro shop, touch on the small side but stocks a good amount of accessories and clothing, realising that the bigger golf superstores nowadays dominate the club sales so don't have a big range of clubs on sale.
Mark: 7
Value For Money: Good
Chris Swanson

Three Rivers Golf & Country Club - Essex
January 17, 2012

After hearing good things about the course I decided I had to give the course a go. I had lived in Essex for 7 years and never set foot anywhere near it.
Massively disappointed! The course was in good condition generally but some of the holes just had a bit of a "field" feeling to them. There were some very nice holes but they were too few and far between. What didn't help was half way round the heavens opened which made it very unpleasant but even with the Sun shining I can't imagine I would ever enjoy this course. Whoever decided to put a hole across "Cardiac hill" will never be a friend of mine, golf is a relaxing game, not a game that causes you to need a respirator and a lay down! If you decide to play this course, you'll find out what I mean.
The final 18th hole has a slight downhill approach to a well protected green and was probably the best hole on the course but by that time I was so drenched and fed up that I couldn't really enjoy it.
The club house and pro shop are second to none; although when I asked in the pro shop for a cheap waterproof jacket, I was pointed toward the more expensive jackets and ended up hunting around myself trying to find a reasonably priced one.
From the outside, it looks fantastic, but once out on the course it's a bit of a let down.
Mark: 5
Value For Money: Fair
Chris Swanson

Chelsfield Lakes Golf Centre - Kent
January 17, 2012

Attended a society day in the Summer of 2011. Lots of parking, very good practise facilities and a nice clubhouse. The staff were very friendly both in the bar and in the pro shop.
Anyone who happens to have a bit of a fade will love this course as it's very open and the majority of the holes favour a left to right shot. It's a bit basic and isn't a massive challenge so is very much a confidence boosting course. I struggle to play to my handicap of 18 around my home course but here I shot 39 points and didn't even feel like I played all that well.
Definitely worth a visit.
Value For Money: Good
Chris Swanson

Keele Golf Club - Staffs
January 17, 2012

If simon for some reason thinks i don't like bunkers he's very much mistaken or doesn,t quite understand what i was saying. i suggest he reads the comments again carefully so he can take it all in. Like every golfer i go in bunkers i don,t mind bunkers on some holes i,ve played on courses i even play for the bunker, but my ploblem is the condision of those bunkers and the fact that a number of bunkers have been taken out which is bad enough but then they,ve been left and not repaired and that is not on. You don,t need a Hotel chain behind you you only need to cut the grass and rake the bunkers. Its £17.00 at keele weekends and that's alot of money for people to play on a badly worked and run golf course. Theres alot of politics going on behind the scenes at keele and until someone comes in with the interest of keele as a golf course and not a tipping site, our beloved keele will never inprove. keele at the moment is not worth £17.00 and my overall rating for the club would be an easy 10, but keele is a club within a course and that is a poor 4.
VFM-poor:
Value For Money: Poor
Chris Pegg

Hallowes Golf Club - South Yorkshire
January 14, 2012

Really good test of your game, some outstanding golf holes and fast greens. If youre planning a trip to Sheffield or North east Derbyshire give it a go you won't be disappointed very friendly and helpful members too.
Mark: 10
Value For Money: Good
Kevin Bateman

Inco Golf Club - West Glamorgan - Wales
January 12, 2012

If you fancy a nice round of golf and dont fancy too many hills this is the ideal course. With it being almost flat (aprt from one hole 13th) its the type of course you can play without being out of breath. Well worth the money great reception and the bar food was really nice. The only downside to the course is there is no golf pro shop so stock up on tees,balls and water and snacks before you arrive.
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Good
Simon Mainwaring

Anstruther Golf Course - Fife - Scotland
January 11, 2012

A nine hole gem laid out along the Firth of Forth shoreland. The par three fifth hole, named 'Rockies' has to be one of the hardest par three's in all of the UK. European Tour member, George Murray calls Anstruther home and to be present in his company last October when he finished runner-up in the Afred Dunhills Links Championship was a special occasion. I can't imagine what it will be like when he wins a first Race to Dubai event.
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Good
Bernie McGuire

Kilkeel Golf Club - Dounty Down - Ireland
January 10, 2012

Kilkeel boasts numerous challenges to both the average and established golfer. Tight, dog-legged Par 4's, testing Par 3's and Par 5's that tempt the long-hitter to take it on in two, offer an excellent challenge. The course condition is spectacular and scenary second to none sitting at the foot of the Mourne Mountains over looking Carlingford Lough. A must play!!
Mark: 10
Value For Money: Good
jerryS_pga January 10, 2012

Tamworth Golf Club - Staffs
January 9, 2012

Mixed thoughts about this course after playing it for the 1st time today,good start as on the 1st tee, 2 groups let us go ahead of them - thanks guys, at the 5th we got stuck behind a slow and short hitting 3 ball,who despite us dropping several hints refused to let our 2 ball past all the way round even when 2 of them packed up on the 13th,the single player remaining decided to play even slower!.As for the course the 15th is poor as half of the hole is a landfill site and yes the greens are not the best and half the tee shots are from the dreaded winter mats,that said for £10 its not a bad course which is fairly open so you can let rip without too many problems,worth a 2nd round imo
Mark: 6
Value For Money: Fair
simon l

Dummer Golf Club - Hants
January 9, 2012

i played here 9th january 2012 , all i can say is what a fantastic course . its condition was brilliant , ive seen courses wetter and muddier in august it was just superb .
the staff were excellent and so helpful it untrue.
thank you all for a great day credits to you all
Mark: 10
Value For Money: Good
Barry Thornton January 9, 2012

Victoria Golf Club - Victoria - Australia
January 7, 2012

Victoria Golf Club is a renowned world championship golf course with a proud history of hosting International & National Championships recently the Australian open and followed by 2010 & 2011 Australian Masters.
VGC is one of the original famous sand belt courses with neighbour Royal Melbourne GC. VGC has been played by the greatest past player's,Palmer,Nicklaus,Player,Thomson along with modern day players ,Tiger Woods, Geoff O'gilvy,Luke donald, Ian Poulter all in International Golf Championships events.
A tough strategic natural indigenous golf course layout demanding concentration on the fairway run of the ball with fast greens and hidden nuances to disturb the good putter.
The home of Peter Thomson ( 5 British opens ) & Geoff OGilvy ( US Open & 3 times World match play Champion).
The only golf course in Melbourne open 24/7 with wonderful accomodation providing full ala carte dinning in our recognised heritage club house.
As Luke Donald said after his recent Masters visit, "I put this in my top 10 golf courses of the world."
A golf course not to be missed when visiting Australia.
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
Barrie Taylor

Golf de Mont-de-Marsan - Aquitaine - France
January 7, 2012

A challenging course with a mixture of straightforward holes in the pine forest and others which swallow poor drives. Superbly kept, friendly staff and members with excellent facilities; bar, restaurant, driving range, practice putting and pitching. Modest green fees but busy in the summer. Young but very good teaching professionals. Very laid back as with most French courses and highly recommended.

Al Maaden Golf Resort - Marrakech - Morocco
January 6, 2012

Once you get over the idiosyncratic water hazards the course is a delight with good greens and fairways. The clubhouse is gorgeous.
Mark: 7
Value For Money: Good
john watson

Banstead Downs Golf Club - London
January 5, 2012

nice course easy walking some nice par 5s drivable last hole [sunday best] payed 20 quid with a member, only fault crossing the busy A217 is a bit dodgy and they dont have a half way hut
Mark: 7
Value For Money: Good
kevin woods

Windward Hills Country Club - Guam - Pacific
January 4, 2012

excellent course for all level of players.some of the most serene views of our beautiful island.most especially with your great group of your best playing every round.great service at club house.local servers that understand want every player needs after a round of golf. thank you to all the employees that make my golfing experience fun.
Mark: 8
edward dunas

Talofofo Golf Resort - Guam - Pacific
January 4, 2012

thank you for letting me review.first i always play with a foursome.next this is the best golf course for my money.this is a very extremely beautiful golf course.so much that i lose myself sometimes thinking during play that im not even on GUAM.That really says a lot for myself who plays two to four times a week.thank you very much for up keeping the course this really matter to my friends and I.keep the good work.
Mark: 10
VFM-good: Value For Money: Good
edward duenas

Formby Ladies Golf Club - Merseyside
January 2, 2012

Played this course 02.01.12 with three friends, conditions cold and windy but that didn't spoil a very enjoyable days golf. A nice steady 4 hour round followed by soup and sandwiches in the nice surroundings of the club house. The course was in superb condition considering the amount of rain we have had, no standing water anywhere plenty of run on the fairways ( and in the heather), greens were small but very good, the winter special deal works out at £31.00 each including the soup and sandwiches. A no brainer for anyone who can't put their clubs away for winter.
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
Gary Turner

Spring City Golf & Lake Resort - Yunnan - China
December 27, 2011

Mark: 7
Value For Money: Fair
TC Gooi

Club Campestre de Armenia - Colombia
December 27, 2011

it's beautiful, great place to play golf
Mark: 9
VFM-good: Value For Money: Good
Jose Gutierrez

Club de Golf Alcanada - Mallorca
December 27, 2011

Outstanding and recommended.
Although the only premier course in this part of the island it is worth the "high" Tee Fee.
Conditions are immaculate and facilities top quality. T-up early and enjoy the changing conditions as the morning warm-up.
I'd also recommend an early coffee at the Alcudia Harbour (local and rustic), while the sun wakes.
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Good
Simon Curtis

Delamere Forest Golf Club - Cheshire
December 22, 2011

I played the course on 21st DEC with some friends, the course was in really good condition and the greens were very good for this very wet winter. The only cloud on the horizon was from some pompous twerp in plus fours who seemed to delight in telling me and my friend that we were in the wrong changing room and was not interested in our explanation that the visitors room was closed when we arrived. His manner was so poor that it was very unappealing and spoilt what is always going to be enjoyable day at Delamere. This twerp then went on to say that if we were a 3 ball we could not get on the course as the members were now going off from the 10 tee. I think he was quite disappointed when we told him we were a two ball.
So in summary this is a great golf course let down by one very crass member which is why I have only given it 2/10 instead of the 8 that it deserves.
Mark: 2
Value For Money: Good
Steve Douglas

Boysnope Park Golf Club - Manchester
December 20, 2011

Being an average golfer, I found this course a bit on the big side, nice wide fairways but also long. you have to be a big hitter to have any impact on your score card. the greens and fairways are in good nick but not a very attractive course a bit dull infact. I lost intrest in the game very quickly. worth £15.00? May be!
Mark: 6
Value For Money: Fair
John D

Manor Golf Club - Manchester
December 19, 2011

I've been playing this course since it was a 9 hole many moons ago. A couple of years back the track developped management issues. A money problem between the course and club house owners. Since then the course has suffured a little to say the least.
Regarding the course itself, the fairways are very narrow on most holes, you have to be accurate from the tee and the greens at the moment are in poor condition. hopefully that'll improve when the weather gets better, but for £8.00 during the week you can't really grumble.
Mark: 5
Value For Money: Fair
John D

Ironshore Golf & Country Club - Jamaica
December 19, 2011

Played here in December 11, Its not operated by superclubs anymore, the actual owners of the property are running it..
It's a great value priced course for blue collar regular joes like me on a budget..
It cost $50us all inclusive for 18 holes with cart & caddy including pick up & return to your hotel in Montego Bay!! Thats a great deal.
Get the tour person at your hotel to call for you.
Tell them scott sent you..
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Good
Scott

Lakeside Golf Club - West Glamorgan
December 17, 2011

Small but enjoyable Golf Club... for £14 was good value for money. A number of Par 3's obviously for a small course but if your not on the green you've dropped a shot. I assume this is a difficult course to keep your handicap down.
Mark: 7
Value For Money: Fair
Luke

Horsforth Golf Club - West Horkshire
December 16, 2011

One of the only courses open in the area on the 12/11/12, four of us set off from the first tee, having never played this course, and without a map, we had to play guesswork on where to hit our drives to.
the course was in very good condition, would be great to revisit in summer. the course offers some great holes, and superb view of incoming planes to the airport, our favourites being the 12th and 18th.
will definitely play this course again. superb value for money.
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
James

Harry Mwaanga Golf Club - Zambia
December 16, 2011

8 new greens and one brown. Lots of large anthills in the fairways
Chalenging course with a fair number of trees Dry during the dry months, club lengh preferred lie on the fairways. course rating of 72.
Small, friendly clubhouse
Mark: 5
Value For Money: Fair
Narendra Naik

Circolo Golf Is Molas - Sardegna - Italy
December 14, 2011

Championship course: white-red
Nice course considering it has been a very dry summer. Tee-boxes ok, fairways good, greens good, bunkers ok.
Facilities ok, Italians and good service is rare, but you feel welcome here.
All in all, worth a visit if you are there, not good enough to plan a trip to.
Mark: 7,5
Value For Money: Good
Tom van Gelder

Granville Baie du Mont St-Michel - Basse-Normandie - France
December 12, 2011

This is a most enjoyable challenge. Not too long, but a true links course that has something to offer golfers of all standards. Played in the autumn, the course was in great condition, probably the sting gone once the dry conditions of summer had passed. Beautiful views over the sea frame the character of the course. Again, as with all courses in this area, you are made to feel very welcome and there are excellent clubhouse facilities.
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
Peter Bateman December 12, 2011

Golf de Clécy - Basse-Normandie
December 12, 2011

An interesting experience ! Well, we discovered an insight into the French attitude towards golf here! This is an 18 hole course, but with an option of returning to the clubhouse after the front 9 by playing to a different green at the clubhouse, or staying on the plateau for the more normal 9th green. There is also a different 10th green for those resuming their round from a break at the clubhouse for lunch! Complicated to understand at first, but so very understandable when you consider the French desire for lunch after the front 9 and before they resume their round! That aside this was a decent course with some very nice holes. The time of year (October) meant the greens were past their best, but they were true and consistent. The lady owner of the course and hotel thereupon was most welcoming, speaking excellent English, acquired on work experience in Birmingham, giving her English an interesting accent. The hotel looks to be an ideal place to stay if you fancied a golfing trip in this area, with a sprinkling of decent courses.
Mark: 8
Value For Money: Fair
Peter Bateman

Eléa Golf Club, Paphos - Cyprus
December 12, 2011

From arrival to departure you are made to feel so very welcome and important at this beautiful course. Valet parking upon arrival, clubs unloaded and presented at the first tee make you feel particularly welcome. The fairways are generous, upon first sight, but as you approach the greens you find them well protected with numerous bunkers. the green are difficult in their design and speed, but appreciate a well hit shot into them. There are so many beautiful holes it is difficult to pick any one as having superiority. Upon completion of the round the valet service kicks in again! Clubs are taken from you, cleaned (!) and returned to the car for your departure after you have visited the wonderful clubhouse. Prices in the clubhouse are very reasonable for breakfasts and drinks. I am looking forward to visiting here again in the spring.
Value For Money: Good
Peter Bateman

Aphrodite Hills Golf Club - Cyprus
December 12, 2011

This centre presents itself in the most impressive manner, from arrival to departure. A more dramatic and spectacular course you couldn't hope to experience! Playing there in November was a fantastic experience with temperatures in the low 20s it was ideal, although the twilight start time we were allocated made it a race against the dark towards the end of the round (1230 start!) The course is a masterpiece of design with at least a dozen 'feature' holes which contributed to the spectacle. Beautifully manicured and cared for it is an oasis of green in a barren landscape. Generous fairways and big greens (the fastest you will ever play) make it appropriate for the medium to highly skilled players. The course wends its way through dramatic ravines, which are a major feature of the course. Buggies are compulsory since there are a number of holes with a distance from greens to next tee. Buggy tracks are also compulsory, which can make the round very slow, which, added to the variety of nationalities and abilities of player on the course, can lead to a six hour plus round. If the buggies were allowed on the fairways, as the marshals ordered us to do in order to complete the round, there would be no problem! But, having said all that, I can't wait to play there again, a most memorable experience!
Mark: 9
Value For Money: Good
Peter Bateman

Fulwood Driving Range - Preston - Lancs
December 6, 2011

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Melville Golf Centre - Miflothian - Scotland
December 1, 2011

Fulwood Driving Range - Lancs
December 1, 2011

Lilley Brook Golf Club - Gloucestershire
December 1, 2011

The Belvedere Driving Range - Essex
November 29, 2011

Golf de Coulondres - Hérault - Languedoc-Roussillon - France
November 28, 2011

Dibden Golf Centre - Hants
November 28, 2011