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Andy Newmarch
I've played golf for around 40 years now, mainly around GB&I but have travelled extensively in the last 15 years to play and have had a great time. Coastal golf remains my favourite style of course and would always be my first choice, in saying that a recent visit to The Links at Fancourt, South Africa gave an instant entry to my personal top 5. Must have played close to 1,000 courses now and love sharing my thoughts on the Top 100 website, which is the best source around to research courses and opinions.
It is difficult to call this a bad course but it is not really a very good course either. The fairways are big and wide, the bunkering is big and the greens are big too....
Abridge is a good course but not quite in the very good category. There is a great clubhouse atmosphere and a healthy membership but the course sort of echoes Essex golf...
Expectations for me were high prior to the visit and I was not disappointed - I like this course a lot. The Spey Valley area with the abundance of heather and being withi...
Well worth playing – the course starts with some familiar looking Spanish holes with umbrella pines all around. After playing the par-3 4th it is all change and off to a...
A good inland course that is well off the main tourist run. Around two hours north from Alicante, Valencia is not home to the usual holidaying golfers seen further south....
As an example of a tree lined tight driving course that is as pretty as a picture, look no further than the Duchess course. I played in August 2008 (have now played about...
I have played the course twice now, once in 2006 and once in 2008. There have been some changes to the course that have improved my impression of it. The second hole has...
This is the fourth time I have played the course and not many courses improve on each visit but Bearwood Lakes certainly does. A few years ago the rough was too rough – t...
A fairly average hotel course that has some decent holes late on, the par-3 14th and then a tough par-4 at the 15th would be my choices of best holes. If this was a stand...
Expectation was high before playing Doonbeg and all was well after arrival and then moving to the 1st tee. The par-5 1st is as good an opening hole as I can think of (may...
Pleasant surprise at Puntiro, the course is a really good design and exceeded my expectation. The welcome at the club is friendly and the course is worth a visit. The fir...
One of the very best new European courses to open in recent years. The evidence of an un-limited budget to get this course and club to the very best standard is obvious a...
Tough start to the course, 2 par 4's and a par 3 that will test most handicaps - through here in net par and you have the basis of a decent score. Holes 4, 5 and 6 are no...
A warm welcome awaits at Liphook and this is a very enjoyable course to play. Earlier reviews use the words pretty, short, quaint and hospitable - are all are quite corre...
The land here is brilliant, neighbouring courses at West Hill and Woking have this benefit too. After playing the three ‘W’ courses any order of a 1-2-3 would not look wr...
The Monty course is a new creation using a couple of the old Wentwood Hills holes and a fair piece of the Coldra Woods course land. First piece of advice, do not even thi...
After seeing the Roman course on TV (Wales Open and the All Star cup), I really was not expecting to really enjoy the course – well I was actually very impressed after pl...
The Wadi is a really exciting course, especially the front 9 – with the exception of the par-3 8th; every hole on the front involves water. Accurate driving is a must, ot...
An established 9-hole course with a par of 34, looks easy on paper but not the case on the course. Short par-4 first should be a good start to your card and maybe the par...
