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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.
Modern course built on a great piece of land – plenty of variety here although there is something lacking. The course suffers out of season and does look a little weather...
What I like most about the Melbourne course is the variety and quality. When you get these two traits, then you are on to a winner. A very tough opening drive with the Ri...
Billed as the second and newer course at Brocket but this could easily be the pick of the two for some. Very Woburnesque in places (which is always a plus point) and also...
Not a lot to say about the PGA at the Belfry. All pretty samey and rather predictable. The quality is not too bad but nothing more than an average rating from me - have p...
After reading comments from other golfers about the Brabazon, I was nervous that my wander around the famous 18 would be disappointing – Nothing of the sort, the Brabazon...
The Old Course is fantastic. The 1st and 9th on the right hand side of the driveway are good holes, I think the rest are great. Highlights include: the fabulous par 3 6th...
Fairly new course - about 35 years old but has a distinctly older feel. Great setting with the mighty Blue Stack Mountains on show.One of Ireland's longest courses and y...
The Torrance course at St Andrews Bay is well worth playing whilst in the area known to golfers around the world as ‘Home’. The choice of golf courses in the auld town no...
Prior to playing The Kings course, I was looking forward so much to the experience – always billed as one of the true great golfing resorts in the world. I was not disapp...
The third course at Gleneagles is a monster (must get a buggy next time !!). This is a toughie and is an obvious choice for hosting the Ryder Cup – Gleneagles quality rem...
Words to describe my few hours at Loch Lomond; delightful, satisfying, thankful, wonderful, amazing, dumbstruck, sensational – I could go on. This place would have any go...
Fine parkland course is Downfield and I had a memorable time playing here. Lot of variety in and out of the woods but no shortage of high standard features. As a mark of...
A fantastic course - we loved it here. The people were really friendly and we had a super meal before our round. The opener looks straightforward from the tee, but when y...
Links golf at its very best. Two tough par fives into the prevailing wind will take you to the sea and then on into the dunes. This is where the rollercoaster starts for...
There are so many great established courses in this area and it was always going to be a tough job for a new course to join the Surrey Golf elite – but the Wisley has not...
Fantastic – this is a great golf course with a capital G. The usual quality of Surrey/Berks heath land is evident all around Swinley Forest and I loved my round here. All...
The heathland course at Woking is well worth a visit. Quality is a key word here and the club are currently working hard around the course to maintain the high standard....
West Hill is a tough test with a par of 69, which includes 5 par 4’s over 400 yards. Straight driving is needed to enable a chance of getting to the green on these holes...
Great opening at Castlerock, dog leg right uphill – a really nice hole. A couple of straight forward holes early on but the great collection of links holes continues with...
The comparisons with other great names; Ballybunion and Dornoch must be seen as compliments but Ballyliffin is a name to remember in it's own right. What a tough start; t...
