Craig Robinson

So glad that i have played it. As an iconic course, it needs now explanation, put simply it is the home of golf. It is where it all began. So you are paying to play at a historical place, but i wouldn't be rushing back to play it.It is a fantastic course, and there are so many iconic holes that i was blessed to have played. Holes 1, 17 and 18 are all iconic holes that we have all seen on TV and so was great to play them. I was thrilled to have not gone in the Burn on 1, to have driven over the hotel on 17, and then pared the 18th.However that is where the courses highlights were for me. Yes the shell bunker was fun to see but the course from about 3- 16 felt a little boring, and nothing WOW. I actually had more fun on the New course last year, and it is certainly not as interesting as the North Berwick or the Ailsa.But i did love every minute of it, queuing up a 7am for getting a single slot, the buzz with chatting to other hopefully golfers, playing the course with 2 members, teeing off from the first like so many greats have, having a mare in the famous bunker on 17 and ultimately shooting 9 over and not losing a ball will stay in my memory for many many years.

Put simply, golfing perfection. Not just cause i was 4 over for 18, but this truly is a special part of the world and a world class golfing venue.Links golf. History, tradition and excellence. Fantastic course and great service. Loved it. What a golf course resort. Whatever you think about President Trump as a politician, boy does be know how to run a golf club. Everything here is set up for the golfers paradise. The staff were fantastic, from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave, you wont find better at any UK course.The facilities were fantastic, a wondering driving range with complimentary balls, a world class chipping and putting area before the 1st tee really helped to practice what was going to come.There are so many fantastic holes, but the best holes in my opinion and the 9th and 10th that centre around the Lighthouse. Something about driving your ball over the sea from tee to fairway is just magical.I played this course 2 days in a row and could play this everyday and not get bored. It is such a special place to golf and i would recommend this to every golfing enthusiast.

This is such a gem and i cant believe that it is so low down on the list, it is fantastic, only just eclipsed by the Ailsa.Firstly, what a golf course resort. Whatever you think about President Trump as a politician, boy does be know how to run a golf club. Everything here is set up for the golfers paradise. The staff were fantastic, from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave, you wont find better at any UK course.The facilities were fantastic, a wondering driving range with complimentary balls, a world class chipping and putting area before the 1st tee really helped to practice what was going to come.The KRTB is a tougher course than the Aisla, the fairway are tight and if you miss them you are in really trouble.They have alot of breath-taking holes. The first two holes gently start your round. Hole 1 was a fantastic hole to start with, a long par 5, which is reachable in 2.Hole 2 is was a medium par 3 where long tee shots found the road. However after the 3rd you are out into the course and where the real fun happens.The signature holes were 8 and 9, which play down towards the world famous Turnberry lighthouse. These, holes, twinned with the views of the Ailsa Craig were breath-taking. Hole 18 was a great hole to end on.The course is stunning and no text will do it justice. Put simply, you need to play this course, preferably before the Ailsa. You wont regret it. One of my favourite courses in Scotland.

Was in Skegness and had heard lots of things about this course, so its been on my list for a while. Although i wasn't disappointed i certainly wont be rushing back.PROs1. Friendly Club2. Good golf course that will test you3. Very interesting greens with tricky pins chosen4. Very peaceful part of the world5. Good test of golf with a variety of shots to be selected across 18 holesCONS1. No stand out holes2. Course is being renovated atm3. Didnt feel like links but rather quite muddy/bog like4. Some holes felt a little the same after a while5. Felt that wasnt the best value for money when comparing to other courses in the area

I think that this is a very good course in Scunthorpe. The facilities on show are fantastic and the course is made up of 3 x 9 hole courses. I think for the green fee, which was around 25 GBP was very good value.The courses are quite similar and i felt that they do kind of repeat themselves. You need to be long and straight, as if not, you will be dealing with one of the many trees on the course.It is a beautiful course, the staff were friendly and i played 18 holes in just under 3 hours, members were quick to wave me through, which actually gets it an extra point.They have some great holes, but you really want to be coming here for a night, stay in the hotel and play all three courses so that you can get the full taste of what Forest Pines has to offer.

Not often i come across a course as fantastic as this, but you must go play this course, it is simply fantastic.Firstly this is a very tough course, especially from playing off whites, when a great tee shot is require. Something that is quite difficult when the wind is blowing.The greens are perfect, you will struggle to find better around, and the tee boxes were better than some courses greens.The course design is exceptional, with every hole an interesting hole. My personal favourites were the 5th, 16th and 18th.The club house was superb, as were the staff on site.Its a great day out and would be very happy to go back and play this course again and again.

Fun little course with some very good par 3s. Course is not that long and you get punished alot for a good drive , so playing tactfully is the way to score well. Enjoyed the par 5's but the opening hole is one of the strangest I've started with.On the whole its an above average course but don't think i would return.

Have mixed feelings about this course, as on the whole i thought it was a good course but there were just a couple of things that i disliked about it that brings its ratings down.It is a links course, but its not an official links course as supposedly its on chalk and not sand. But tbh it played like a links. Fast greens, swirling winds and tough bunker shots. I didnt approach it as if it was a links so the first few holes werent best played.They have some fun holes, my favourites were 5, 6 and 7, the last being a famous par 3 where any where from a PW to a 3 wood is required depending on the wind that day.Negative were: The front 9 was the best and i was very disappointed with the back 9, so much so that it became quite dull and repetitive, up down, up down. By the 18h i was done.Thought the green fee was quite steep for what was on offer too.Although i quite liked the clubhouse, i thought some of the members/visitors were a bit grumpy, but from overhearing others it sounds like they have a sandbagger problem there, with a person off 28 constantly winning comps, despite the club trying to adjust their handicap, so i understand maybe why.Its a good course, don't expect princes, RCP or RSG standards but worth a play should you ever be in the area.

Took advantage of their twilight deal and i must say it was fantastic value. hit 50 balls before i went out on their range, scorecard and course guide plus other bits at starters hut, bottle of water, towels presented mid round, gps on the bag to check for slow play, a marshal on the course actively checking pace, drinks buggy following on course, ran out to me on 18th with umbrella and towels, robes in locker room, great food after round and they even washed my clubs after my round....now that is what i call service.Course itself is outstanding with so many fun and tricky holes. Helped that i played some outstanding golf and finished 1 under par, so that made the round even better. Favourite holes were probably the 10th and the 14th, but what i most liked was that at many times during the round i felt that i was the only person in the world playing golf, the course is so peaceful and tranquil. The tee boxes, fairways and greens are incredible, so well done to the green keepers and every one for making me feel welcome.Should be higher on the list, and sure it will go higher, if you like golf and being treated like a King then try the Grove.

Very happy that i got to play this course.Love the overall club and the set up. Very relaxed and friendly with an excellent service from the moment that you turn up. No ideas why there are people complaining.The course was fantastic and although that i didn't prefer it to the Melbourne, it certainly was more challenging.When i played i had the whole course to myself, it was so beautiful and peaceful and made the whole experience even better.The greens are fantastic and are very challenging. The back to back par 5's will help or hurt your scorecard.I would recommend staying and playing both courses, or if you are very fit play both the same day and you wont be disappointed.

I really enjoyed this course as i found it a good challenge but did suit my style of game. Although its not short it doesn't suit big hitters as there are alot of hazards a drive away, holes 2 and 10 are a classic example.The courses main feature is the rough, you have to hit fairways, if not you an be trouble,Incredibly fast greens, which were a joy to putt on.50 min drive from Central London, so worth a day trip for sure.

Enjoyed it very much and it is a very fun course.First couple of holes were an easy start, but the course really opens up after the tricky short par 4 Third. The 5th is one of the best holes in English golf, fantastic.Each hole felt different and enjoyable to play. Playing a par 3 in each direction was a nice touch, especially with a strong wind.Very much enjoyed this course.

Its a fine course in Dorset, but certainly wasn't as good as i was expecting.They had some fantastic holes, the third played up from the hill down over a lake springs to mind, and of course the 7th, a three sectioned par 4 was fantastic. But i just wasn't blown away at all. The course was great but a little too difficult for the average golfer and after a while the holes became too repetitive, especially the last 3, which are probably the least interesting last 3 holes i have played in a long while.Course was in good condition though and people were friendly in and around the club. Don't think that i will be rushing back but am very happy to have tried it, at least for the 7th hole.

Be prepared to score well on the front 9 and then have your hopes and scorecard ruined by the very tough back 9. It is a truly wonderful long course that will test long hitters and will scare many high handicappers.The course is a wide parkland course, with minimal trees but they will still affect your game if you are not straight. The course's main hazards are water notably on 2, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, and 13.Their signature hole is the 626 Yard Par 5 17th which i was fortunate to reach in 4.A very enjoyable day and a great course and it is worth playing if in the area.

After getting a cheap Hot deal online and from reading other reviews, i was expecting the worse, however I thoroughly enjoyed this golf club and it far exceeded my expectations.It has everything that i look for in a course.Each Tee shot makes you think what club you want to hit, its not just blast driver.Every Second shot makes you think as most the greens are guarded by strategic bunkers.Every putt or chip makes you think as the greens are on slopes and roll very true.It has trees, lakes, bunkers and fairways can be in a variety of positions above and below your feet so it is a great test of golf.My favourite holes were 18 and 13, but each hole is different so it doesnt get boring.I could play this course many times and still not get bored.The club house was busy, the pro shop was welcoming as were the members.If you are in the area and want a great day out, a round at Old Fold Manor will not disappoint you.

A good course which i am happy to have played but don't think i would be rushing back.POSITIVES: The greens were fantastic and putting on them was a real treat. The course was interesting, you had to be straight as if not heather awaits. Although its not a long course you have to hit at least 150 yards straight every hole, which will test higher handicappers, hence many didn't play so the course flowed very well. They had excellent driving range and warm up facilities.NEGATIVES:However i found the course quite boring, no incredible holes, and each hole kind of felt the same. Enjoyed 17 and 18 the most, but on the whole this course didn't not meet my expectations or the ranking that it fills on the TOP100 list.

Really cant fault this fantastic golf course in Mid Wales. Was given a fantastic welcome from the moment we stepped in the club. The course is amazing and much much better than i expected. Each hole was different and really added to the whole golf experience.Favourite moments were deciding whether my drive would get over the valley on 12, whether i should putt from 175 yards out on 13 and how the heck i was going to get the ball up the hilly green on 16.Each shot made you think and tested your golfing abilities, which is what golf is about.The greens were fantastic and rolled true and the fairways were in superb condition.Clubhouse is fun and doesnt come with all the bells and whistles but was a fantastic day out of golf and should be higher on the list inmho.Thanks for having us Welshpool, would happily return.

1284 Feet above sea level is its claim to fame, the highest golf course in England. It took forever to drive up to the club. Enjoyed my day from my first moment there. The views are spectacular and worth the trip just for that alone.Very good course and thoroughly enjoyed playing it. Although i felt that this will suit very long and accurate drivers, as holding the ball on the green was practically impossible from 150 yards out as each green is super fast and almost like an overturned saucer. Didn't play my best round, as this course didn't suit my golf but that isn't the fault of the club, which i must say was one of the most welcoming i have ever experienced.Would recommend a round if you are in the area.

Loved this course. Not as grand as its neighbour but great value for money. I felt that it was difficult but fun, and each hole had its own distinctive personality. It was hellish to play from the whites when the wind was blowing into your face, especially when you have to hit a narrow fairway, lined with bunkers. Thankfully you got alot of roll off the tee but it is not a smash a driver and hope type course, to score low you do need to plot your way around. Green were fantastic too.My favourite hole was 3 and 8 but the 18th is a fine way to end a round and is overlooked by the House in the Sky.Staff, Clubhouse and Hotel was fantastic too. Would recommend as was well worth the green fee.

Playing off the whites, it was a brute of a course. No par 5's and most par 4's well over 400 yards. However as its on sand you get alot of roll.Its not for players that like to spray driver as you have to be very accurate on their tight fairways. Greens were some of the best i have ever played on though. It is a fine course and will certainly test your golfing abilities.Members were very nice, although some were not too happy to have visitors. The biggest detraction i felt what the holes became a bit repetitive, long par 4, lots of bunkers, gorse either side. So the end of the round lagged but apart from that it is a fine course that i would recommend playing.

An excellent course which was fun to play and will test your skills. The back 9 is brutal especially when you have to carry bunkers and keep it in play. What i liked the most is that you don't have to always be long but you have to be straight, which means that more golfers can enjoy this, especially older players.Favourite holes were 1, 2, 4 ,15 and 16.This is a true links course, fantastic greens, fairways and tee boxes.Easier than Royal St Georges and Princes, but more fun.Gets another point for a great clubhouse with excellent food and ales. It also has a great pro shop and a fantastic range, chipping and putting practice area.Would return and would recommend to others.

This is an excellent course and it was clearly exceptionally designed, as to be expected with it hosting the Ryder Cup. This however has its downside as it attracts every hacker and duffer who thinks they can play, some of the 4 balls in front of us were awful. There was no marshalling of this and it meant that our round took over 5 hours. We were not in a rush but it became a joke, when the 4 ball are topping balls and losing balls off the tee on each hole and they dont wave you through that shows poor course management and loses a star for me.It is very long and tricky, with alot of water to hit over, which really comes into play after the 5th.My favourite holes were the 18th and the 12th. These are great and are made the round worth playing. First 4 holes are quite bland.This is a great course which will test your abilities and i really enjoyed my round but don't think that i would rush to return, but would recommend to other players who are of a decent standard.

Although we played on a saturated day The Montgomerie is a fantastic golf course and is well worth the green fee and an over night stay.Lots of dog legs, bunkers and water Hazards await.It is not the most difficult but it has been well designedThe famous hole is the 12th, a fantastic long part 5 down into the welsh valley. My favourite was the 7th especially when played off the whites.This is a long course which will require you to be accurate and long, but will be enjoyed by all golfing standards.

Super golf course just off the common, when you are playing here you feel like you are in the countryside. Excellent greenkeeping, helpful pro shop and great members. It is expensive and so may not cater to everyone's taste and budgets. Course was very interesting but quite difficult to shoot a low score. Would love to return again in a society day in the summer.

I thought that the greens were excellent, one of the best I've played this winter and the course on the whole was in good shape, so praise to the greenskeepers. But i wasn't that impressed with the course. Apart from 17th there was no standout holes, and after a while it just became repetitive.Thought the course was designed poorly. In my opinion i feel the course would flow and feel better if the 16th was the 1st , with the 1st becoming the 4th and the course should finish on the 15th. This would make the course flow better and give a better ending to the round. My biggest dislikes however were that as this was common land, there are dogs walking across and on the course. Probably the worst thing was crossing over the very busy dual carriage way after the 6th hole. This is not something that i would like to do again and is quite dangerous for older and less mobile people.

What a great parkland course. I have lots of positives about this course.The course is in excellent condition, especially for this time of the year. The green keepers have done a superb job. The course was tidy, there was no litter, the greens ran true and the tee boxes were pristine.The course is a joy to play, and this has clearly been designed to the highest standards. I didn't find it tough but it was a pleasure and i would return as every hole was different. Also the course played well, there was a good variety of par 3, 4 and 5's around the course.The ending hole is one of the best in the UK. After a big drive i decided to go for the green and take on the lake in 2 , luckily i did and almost sunk my eagle putt. If you like parkland and water hazards then this course is for you. I thought was very good value for money and i am giving it a 5 ball rating.

Nice course with a lot of things going for it. I liked that unlike so many courses in the area, you are challenged not only in length but also with your approach shot as many of the greens are well guarded. This made it more interesting to play as you had to hit a good tee shot and then another approach shot to even be near the green. I loved the surrounding area, the drive to the course and of course the deer running from bush to bush. Finally I thought that for this time of the year the course, fairways and greens were in excellent shape considering how much rain we have recently.I would rate this higher but i just felt the holes were a little repetitive, especially the first 4 or 5 holes and the price was a lot more than other courses that i have played in the area which i ranked higher, so value for money was an issue. But on the whole it is a good course and very much worth a round if you are in the area.

Great course in Kent, very similar to the Addington and not surprised if they are the same ownership. It is not a long course but you have to accurate and straight off the tee. Preferred the back 9 to the front 9, but i really enjoyed it and would return. Slight issue with the pace of other golfers so as long as you are not in a rush then you should enjoy this wonderful course.

A recently revamped course which is alot more fun to play as you have a lot more room to bail out on compared with the shore/dunes. However you still have to hit the ball long. Favourite holes was probably the 1st or the 8th, but with the wind bellowing in from the eas can make certain holes practically impossible to score well on. Worth playing if you are in the area as it is still a beautiful course with a great club house.

We played the Dunes first and it is a very tough course and very similar to Royal St Georges next door. The first , into the wind, was one of the most daunting tee shots i have played. The fairways are narrow and if you miss them you are doomed as thick rough/long grass awaits. The par 3s are long but are scorable. Will test your golfing abilities, and people that cant hit 200 yards off the tee will struggle. Great club and good atmospher. Would recommend.

Incredible course, Number 1 in the world for me and i have played some one the best. Words cant do this justice, just perfection from start to finish. Such a beautiful club, each hole is different and everyone if enjoyable. Fantastic greens and fairways, each shot will test your golfing skills and brain. Just go and play it, you need to if you are a serious golfer and you will get so much from it. Would go back in a heartbeat.

Fantastic course to play when in Malta. Fairways are dry and the greens are very quick.

Awsome 9 hole course in the centre of Cape Town. Really nice course, quite simple as they are making good use of the land. Beautiful views of Cape Town. A must play if in the area.

Great course and a must for any golfer in the area. For the price, this has to be one of the best courses in the area. Far tougher than the Old course which you are paying for the name and the prestige. I loved this course as it was so mentally stimulating and frustrating. The wind played its part and the deep bunkers tested my round. Was very happy to beat the course and shoot 37 points. Great day out and would recommend it to anyone.

The fantastic course was just a shame I was playing in 35 mph winds. The favorite hole was 17 for the view and 18 for the tricky green, not what I needed at the end of the round. Plenty of sheep and cows on the course. It is a true links course and a must to play if you are in the Highlands area.

One of the best courses I've played in Scotland, loved every hole. Not only is the course challenging each hole feels different so it is a very entertaining round. The course is stunning with many holes giving a beautiful view of the bay. Can't rate this course higher and excellent day of golf and would love to return one day to play again.

Loved the 18th hole and the warm welcome that I received but on the whole, was disappointed. Better courses in the area to play.

Great course and was much more enjoyable than I was expecting. I felt that it wasn't that tricky and will be more suitable for higher handicappers but the course is in great condition with some very interesting holes. Hole 15 was my favorite. Members seem welcoming and friendly too. Recommend if in the area.

World's 3rd oldest course is a beautiful course with so many tricky holes. Like so many links you have to battle the weather and avoid the bunkers to shoot well. Preferred the front to the back nine. The last hole was a little underwhelming but was very honored to have played this course.

Doesn't get much better than this for a traditional Scottish golfing experience.There is so much history at this club that I was very looking forward to this round and it didn't disappoint. I felt the course just got better and better as it went on and the back 9 were more spectacular than the front. It has everything and is well worth paying the price to play this course.The only down points are the warm-up areas are a bit simple and some members were a little strange but apart from that I very much enjoyed playing this famous course. Sadly didn't get to play a shot from the beach as my ball hit the rocks on 2 and disappeared but did shoot a very solid round for my first day. Just watch out for the water on 7.

This is an excellent course to play and I thoroughly enjoyed my round. Although I was playing in November with heavy winds, this course is not only spectacular to play but is very challenging.The first three holes are quite simple, but once you get 'over the hill' the views of the sea are amazing and the course opens up.It is not the most difficult course to play, but if the winds are up keeping it on the fairway will be key. My favourite holes were 4,8 and 16 but i didn't think that the course had a bad hole.The staff in the club house were most welcoming and I would recommend playing this course should you be in the area.

Played here many years ago and I really enjoyed it there. People around the club were friendly and the course was very tough. Putting was very tricky with a lot of two-tiered greens. Believe that it has gone in another direction and is very exclusive now, but I only have positives for this course.

Really enjoyed this course and for the price, it was excellent value. I must say that the greens, fairways, and tee boxes were in pristine condition, one of the best I have ever played in the UK.I was playing off the yellow and didn't find the course that tough as long as you hit it straight. I was very surprised how many pars and birdies I walked off with, having said that when the wind was against you it hut your score, and 3 times I hit the ball straight only to not see and lose my ball, it was mind-boggling sometimes.The highlight for me was driving the green on 4, deciding what to do on holiday 2, and the view from the 17th.

We played a few weeks after a pro event and so they had let the rough grow out, this made it practically impossible to find a ball if you missed the fairway. The course is pretty but not the most spectacular in the area.The greens had just been repaired and were full of sand, so it made putting very hard, this for sure spoilt the round.As long as you are straight the course was not that challenging and i felt a few holes looked very similar. Not the worst course ive played by a long way but not the best a solid 7/10.However the clubhouse and practice facilities were excellent which made this day a well priced round of golf.

Excellent golfing experience. Those that cant hit long and hard beware, thick rough and heather await.The course is tricky and requires you to really place shots. My favourite hole was the 11th or the long par 3 12th. I pared all the holes I didn't think I could. Greens were great and felt like a lynx course in the sense that you have to chip and run the ball a lot due to various tiered greens.Loses a few marks as they are repairing/altering the course and the practice area could be a little better.However everyone was very friendly and it is a course to be a member of, but it is well worth the green fee being so close to London.Gets an extra point for the spectacular views on London on certain holes.

Really great course in its own right with some tricky holes. My favourite was the par 5 third hole.I enjoyed this just as much as its sister course and is a must for anyone wanting to play golf in the Lincolnshire area.

Absolutely gorgeous course and one to play for the intelligent golfer. It was refreshing to play a course when you had to think carefully about your shot selection, taking a driver and whacking it wont work.There are some daunting bunkers should you find them, which you will.The greens are fantastic and ran very well.This was a little gem in the area and well worth playing 3 rounds.

Excellent course and by far the best course in Johannesburg. The course is immaculately kept and as it is a private estate you feel you are in another world. My favourite holes would be 12 and 16.What I liked about the course was the wonderful use of water.All the greens are guarded by bunkers and so you have to be accurate.This is a fantastic course, it would be a perfect score but lose points for poor facilities in and around the course. But this is a must-play when in Johannesburg.

Its a good course, with some very enjoyable par 5's. They were hollow tinning so the greens were inconsistent and this made the round pretty unpleasant but i am sure that this is a great course when the course is in immaculate condition.I did think that it lost points for the clubhouse, pro shop and catering facilities, which were substandard to courses in the area.

Fantastic course. Nice to finally play a course with such a relaxed feel. Hole 1 is a short par 5 which is very forgiving if you have not warmed up. Holes 10 and 11 are monster par 4s and will test long hitters. My favourite hole was hole 16 which is a tight par 3 over a lake.Great clubhouse too with excellent catering, changing and pro shop facilities. Could play this course every day.

If golf had perfection then it would be Leopard Creek. The course itself is not the most challenging the whole experience is one of the best in South Africa.This is a very tight golf club and it is very tough to get a tee time. We booked through Buhala Lodge who arranged everything. From the moment that you arrive you are treated like royalty. They have excellent carts, an impeccable driving range and chipping green to get your warmed up.The first nine are quite easy but the back nine, especially holes 13, 16 and 18 are truly amazing. We saw Hippos, Crocs and monkeys on and around the course.The clubhouse is great too, will an excellent half way house spread and a very relaxing lawn overlooking the 18th.Yes this is expensive but this is an experience that you will not forget.

Good course which is a short drive from the center of Cape Town.The club itself is good, with great chipping, putting and driving practice facilities.The course is nice, but gets a little repetitive with no stand out holes. However it is a tough course and requires your to think a little more than just hitting a driver, which will get you into more trouble due to the many trees separating the fairways.However i found this a good experience on the whole and due to its history it is worth a round should you be in Cape Town.

Decent course in Mossel Bay. I wouldnt say there were too many exceptional holes and is more of a parkland course even though its on the coast. It is very forgiving and so this will benefit higher handicap players, however the course was a little repetitive as the round progressed. Great to see the wildlife on the course. The pro shop and refreshments were pretty good also.

Fantastic course with some very interesting holes.Great to not have to use the driver on each of the holes.This is a course that is for all levels and the greens are fairly straight forward.We took a trolley and walked the course, which was thoroughly enjoyable.The course was packed so please book in advance.Some great facilities in the clubhouse too.Well worth a round if you are in the George area.

Booked this course and had very low expectations and sadly they were not changed. This is a hackers course, so many divots all around the course, which the ground staff and players had not replaced. Finding a lush piece of grass on the tee box was impossible.There are some good holes and it is not a terrible course but there are so many better courses than this. Yes it was cheaper but the difference between this and a premium course around George is not much more.I got a little bored of the lazy course design, and it was like the bunkers were placed everywhere. However if you are a 28+ handicap this is a fantastic course for you, the fairways are wide, its tough to lose a ball off the tee, which tbh is actually quite good. I loved the golf carts, they were crazy, the brakes didnt work and the top speed was way too fast. They try really hard but its just not that great. If you are a tourist and you are coming to SA for golf you can find better for sure.

Outstanding golf course and really enjoyed playing it. It favours long hitters like me but it is a very forgiving course and you can still hit GIR even if your tee shot is not perfect. My favourite hole was 2, the view from the elevated tee spectacular.The course is well designed and I did not feel that any hole was truly alike.Well worth a round should you be in the Knsyna area.

Excellent course and very difficult on a wet English day. Play 36 holes in the day and walked with the bag so was extremely tired. It is a long course with some neat intricate shorter holes to test you also. You dont need to be a big hitter to enjoy the course.

Wonderful British Course draped in so much history, managed to play with a member as their guest. If you get the opportunity take it as it is a great golfing experience.

Played on a very hot Spanish Summers day, which made it very tough. The course is very well designed and very long. This combined with the heat made it very tiring to complete. Lots of people on holes.You have to be a straight shooter otherwise trouble will find you. Worth playing when in the area.

Outstanding course with some truly spectacular holes. I loved every minute of the round. This has such a nice set up with friendly staff and a challenging course design. Would have loved to have played twice. This is a must play when you are on vacation in Mauritius.

World Class. Words can not describe how amazing this course is. Not just the 18 holes, which is an experience, but from the boat that takes you there, to the staff that run the pro shop, to the spectacular lunch on the beach. This is by far one of the TOP 10 courses in the world in terms of experience. This is a golfers vacation paradise.

Great Value. It is not the most challenging but there are some nice holes to play. Well worth a round when you are in Cape Town. If you dont expect 5 start service, and dont get stuck behind local hackers you will have a great time.

What a wonderful course and a great day out especially when going to Fish Hoek for lunch.Course is not easy, and i carded a very high round. Greens run fast so short game is a must. Club house facilities were excellent and the experience was very enjoyable, although the course was packed so at times felt a little rushed. This is an outstanding course and MUST be played whilst you are in SA.

Simple course to play, so will appeal to all standard and didn't find it frustrating at all. Though the holes were well designed and they really have made bunkers a real hazard. Springbok on the courses too which is an excellent addition. Would recommend to play but its not a drop all and play unlike others in the area.

Why this course is so low on this list amazes me. Such an incredible course. Its very tough and i think that alot of golfers have bad rounds and mark it down. No hole is alike, you have to hit long and straight, or sometimes just straight and play very tactically. Hole 7 is an incredible hole and one of the best that i have played in South Africa. Staff are friendly as well. Not for novices, but worth 2 rounds off the back tees to really enjoy this. Bring your camera and lots of balls.

Not a bad course with some great views of the Ocean and not to mention playing one or two holes with baboons. However i found this a little too easy and as long as you hit the ball long and straight off the tee you didnt realy have too much of a hassle to break 90. However it is worth playing whilst you are in the area.

Fantastic course with some very tough holes. Gets a little repetitive and i think that they overused the bunker hazards but nevertheless one of the best courses in the Western Cape. The club house is excellent and there are very good practice faciliites.