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Khayyam Aslam (England) 25/06/07

The course is set out in two distinct styles, the front nine is an open links style course, whilst the inward nine is a more tree lined, narrow affair. The course may seem a relatively simple stroll at a par of 69 with a reachable par four, however this course does have a sting in it’s tail for those who are not controlled from the tee, internal out of bounds await those strive for distance over accuracy. Good course management is essential; the course is at it's most challenging around the months of June, July and August when the rough is allowed to grow to 3 feet tall, missing a fairway will lead to three off the tee, it should be played in those months to get real value for money. The greens and fairway are superbly maintained and the clubhouse is superb.

Value for Money	9
Challenge	8
Off Course	9

Danny Read (England) 21/05/07

A pleasant course, the front nine is open, but more challenging. The back nine runs through woods and is very picturesque, especially with all the bluebells in bloom at this time of year. The course was in very good condition.

Value for Money	9
Challenge	7
Off Course	10

Ian Thomas (England) 17/07/06

Quite a good course for beginners as it is quite short, particularly around 10,11 and 12 and not especially challenging. They have recently changed the par 4 17th, which was one of the more difficult holes, into a fairly short par 5, with a crossing fairway with the par 3 14th. I don't see it as an improvement, as the only purpose seems to be to get a par 5 on the back nine card. Course condition and greens are reasonable, but there always seems to be a lot of stones in the bunkers and some bunkers lack sand at all. The "club" is also a leisure centre and the facilities seem more geared around the leisure centre rather than golf; the pro shop is little more than a closet and you pay the receptionist. Bar area is fairly spacious and bar food is fine. A pleasant place for a cheap 18 holes on a 241 voucher.

Value for Money	6
Challenge	4
Off Course	5

Martyn Green (England) 09/08/99

Fairly Easy short beginners Course. Newish Parkland front 9 with more interesting mature back 9. Few stones still around from course construction. Very nice clubhouse, Friendly staff, Good food. Many discounts and offers available