England, United Kingdom
The Carthagena is the 2nd course at John O’Gaunt Golf Club but its signature 16th is memorable. The split fairway plunges down to a double-tiered green surrounded by trees and bunkers. F.W. Hawtree laid out the first nine in the 1960s and his son Martin fashioned the second nine in the 1970s.
John O’Gaunt Golf Club (Carthagena)
The Carthagena is the 2nd course at John O’Gaunt Golf Club but its signature 16th is memorable. The split fairway plunges down to a double-tiered green surrounded by trees and bunkers. F.W. Hawtree laid out the first nine in the 1960s and his son Martin fashioned the second nine in the 1970s.
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The course is very short, but the other course here makes up for that.
Still some really great golf holes here and well worth playing.
If you are not a member here you can play here on a 36 hole - day pass, I would recommend that, Its good value for money and the courses are different to each other.
The main John O'Gaunt course is obviously better but the Carthagenais still well worth playing.
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