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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 10 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.
Managed to play in a corporate in May 2006 and it has been about five years since I last played here. I can safely say that the course has improved and matured enormously...
I used to play here in early 90’s on society days but did not really take much in then. My memories are of a good golf course that was fair and there was a decent buzz ar...
Great links course squashed between the railway and the sea. Holes 1-4 go north, 5-13 south and 14-18 back to north, therefore the wind is a big factor. Pretty as a pictu...
If the Kintyre was not at Turnberry, I am sure it would attract visitors in it’s own right but there is not a lot we can do about that. A good course rather than a great...
I agree with a lot of what Jim has written on his GEM recommendation - on maturity all links lovers will love this course. When you play here, there is no mistaking the d...
One of the truly best courses around, if you can get anywhere near your handicap then hats off to you. First four holes are not too difficult but from the 5th you have go...
Earlier reviews had me worried before playing here – whilst I agree that it is flat and duneless, I found this a really enjoyable quality links. Started the day in the cl...
Stayed in a lovely b&b near to the course which was handy. Got a round here on a fairly quiet Sunday and had been agonising over the tee shot at the first for a few weeks...
Very impressed with Chart Hills. The vast amount of bunkers (138 of them) are a key factor but the variety of holes for me is the biggest plus point. No one hole is anyth...
Ultra modern layout but with a really nice quality feel about the place. The clubhouse is a beautiful building and a wander around inside is a great way to start the day....
Played in December and the course was in fine condition with high class greens. Two sets of nine holes that really compliment each other nicely – front nine fairly flat b...
Played the front 9 only but liked what I saw. Pretty non-descript 1st hole (180 yard par 3) (managed a tee shot shot to 7 inches though) but the next 8 holes are varied,...
An awesome golf course. Anywhere near handicap on this course is a good score but it is fair and rewards good shots. You need to be long and straight off the tee or you w...
Played Clitheroe for the first time in Sept and I thought this was great. Well established parkland course with a tremendous Lancs welcome .. Some decent holes and my pic...
Two very distinct nines at Tralee with the first half considerably flatter than the back and this makes the front, dare I say it easier. 2nd and 3rd holes are beauties wi...
At the moment, the course here is waiting to mature – it’s just so new and noticeably so. The design is very bold and gets better as the round develops and the finishing...
A very nice course which is predominately heathland but in a very wooded surround. Got to have the friendliest start to a golf course ever … under 300 yards for the first...
Some holes here could easily be described as ‘as good as anywhere’ certainly amongst my favourites were 11th, 15th and 17th. But oh dear …. the early holes are ingrained...
This is really really good – some stunning holes starting as early as the 3rd – blind drive over a big dune and a tough approach. The 4th named ‘Klondyke’ is a classic …....
A better setting for golf will be hard to find not just in Ireland but anywhere in GB&I. A fair links course and deserves to be on any itinerary when around Kerry. Not on...
