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Andy
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.
Looks like there are around twenty courses in Fife that are featured on the Top 100 website and I imagine most visitors would not have Scotscraig on their itinerary as th...
My third visit to Carnoustie and after my initial thoughts in 2003 of ‘a little ordinary in places’ I now appreciate the course so much more. Subtle magnet-like bunkerin...
In comparison to the Old course at same resort, the New is easier and that is probably because there is more room off of the tee. Around five years newer also but is stil...
An exhilarating experience playing Lundin and highly recommended. The first four holes follow the coastline and although there are some turns inland, the Firth of Forth i...
A delightful golf course that has the best Belek greens without a doubt. A lot of water to negotiate especially early in the round but this a course that I cannot believe...
The original Belek golf course; the biggest difference the National has compared to the other courses in the area is that it is golf club rather than a golf resort cours...
Played in late April for the first time an a little disappointed really. Some have said they prefer the New to the Old course – not even close for me. I have had the plea...
After playing many courses around Europe, the biggest thrill for me is for a course to exceed expectations after my first visit. Well that is what happened at the Corneli...
Make your 4-ball with Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder and Louis Braile here…why? Never on a course have I had so many blind shots, either from the tee or to the green – not ne...
Probably not quite up there with the Old course at Sunningdale (tough act) but the New stands up on its own and is a real pleasure to play. With the mature trees, the gor...
Some courses have an aura about them (St Andrews, Wentworth, Loch Lomond, Turnberry, Augusta etc.) the Old course at Sunningdale sits comfortably in this category. The wh...
The South course twists and turns through the palms and lakes that seem to have a familiar look, even on your first visit. Some great holes especially on the back nine, t...
A good honest quality links course is Princes. There are three loops of nine but I am sure it will be the nines called Shore and Dunes that make up the best collection of...
Some courses have an aura about them which will always remain – the Old course at Sunningdale is in this category. The whole experience is just wonderful from start to fi...
In my opinion the best course at La Manga – drama, great views and great holes. Be aware that this is very tough and I advise higher handicap golfers to think twice befor...
A serious test of golf here - this is not just a friendly holiday golf course. This is still new but the quality is already evident. The whole place has huge ambitions to...
Played in June 2006. Beautiful setting and a fun course to play, the first 6-7 holes were very challenging into the prevailing wind, so don't be fooled by the par 68. It...
Stavanger Golf Club is set in beautiful parkland surroundings just 10 minutes from city centre. It is a relatively short, but challenging par 71 course. Sheltered from th...
My third playing visit to the Grove left me feeling suitably impressed that the course continues to improve as it matures. The 2006 AmEx event was a brilliant success and...
