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Welcome to UK-GolfGuide's page which contains feedback from site users who have played at Ludlow Golf Club.
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Ludlow Golf Club Player Reports
Tony Wears (England) 17/07/08
I have always presumed courses set within a horserace track must be at best a bit dull but having played this i have to put my hand up and say i was wrong.
Its hard to put your finger on the style of the course its part reminescent of a links, part heathland and part parkland. The links feel comes from inviting ribbling fairways where you let rip with your driver only to find your ball gobbled up by a hidden bunker (yes i no its annoying but its also great fun. A couple of the par 3s in particular are pure heathland - and i have to say it is the par 3s which steal the show here. And then if you stray onto the racetrack you can find yourself hard up against a National Hunt Fence (and believe me they are bigger than they look on the tele!).
The condition is excellent and the greens great and we we played it certainly was not crowded.
Overall the course is a quirky treat with an established feel which some feels very old fashioned. But the club house and proshop are very welcoming. Well worth a trip.
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Steven Parkes (England) 03/06/08
Played Ludlow on 29/5/08 and the course was in excellent condition. Fairways were like carpets and the greens were also superb and quick without being stupidly so. A nice welcome in the clubhouse and pro shop aswell.
One disappointment was the attitude of a club member in the group behind who semed to think that we were playing slow, and persisting in making sarcastic comments every time we passed. Well Mr Member, we can only go as quick as the group in front, and 4 hours 10 minutes for a 3 ball to do 18 holes isn't all that bad!!
Apart from Mr Grumpy Member - an enjoyable day!
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David Andrew (England) 19/04/01
Capital turf - tight fairways and excellent greens make this imaginative course a joy to play. It's almost completely flat, but the layout is intriguing, with the racecourse never far away. Some clever dogleg holes make you think, and there are some memorable par threes, particularly the 13th (Lake) and the 14th (Punchbowl). Well worth a visit.

