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Gustav
Love links golf, have played more than 80 of the Top 100 Links Courses of Britain & Ireland, but I
enjoy almost any course which facilitates the ground game. Also love playing
without having to wait and try to choose courses and tee-off times to achieve
this.
The Castle course at Bro Hof is a very different proposition from its tour venue, the Stadium course. It is not only the favourite of many members but increasingly also t...
Worplesdon was the highest ranked track we played during a week of heathland golf, mainly in and around Bournemouth and in my book it was head and shoulders above all the...
Ferndown was a classic example of a course beating expectations. Based on reviews I had read beforehand, rankings and not the least the visuals available here and elsewhe...
Stoneham is an interesting experience and certainly unlike most other courses I have played. It is undulating as a links course, hilly with fairways going up and down as...
The greens on this course now play firmer and faster than I remember that they did pre-pandemic. (The course was closed during much of 2020.) I also have noticed that gre...
I am one of the many who now have T Club Poniente as my favourite course on the island. The combination of a (1) very playable design, (2) firm conditions and (3) immacul...
A collection of 18 visually stunning holes, but difficult to keep track of where on the property you are or have been. A real championship test with lots of variety, but...
We played at Leven after a blustery afternoon at Elie and before a sunny day at Lundin. In retrospect, this was the right choice as Leven’s greenkeepers were verti-cuttin...
Lundin’s course was in much better condition than neighbouring Leven when we played them both last week. The comparison is inevitable as both courses are laid out on the...
It is a mystery to me why not more layouts with six par 3s and six par 5s are built at modern golf resorts as they provide so much fun!The Berkshire's Red Course might la...
Short, beautiful, tight. Great fun. I could actually stop there, because you should appreciate places like East Berkshire for what they are. Great, well-run member's club...
Local knowledge really counts in a place like this. A couple of examples to illustrate my point: The short par 4 first hole calls for a long iron from the tee unless you'...
I guess most people will remember their first visit at Knole Park, both because many of the holes are visually inspiring and have few equals in Britain, but also because...
Fence-sitting rarely produces good commentary. Still, it will have to be the basis of my review of Kungsbacka's Old course. 1. The routingParkland, then seaside, then woo...
Västerled in its current edition is a semi-open parkland course with the routing taking each nine going left into a sheltered valley between two wooded hills while the op...
Öster by Stenson has been the talk of golfing Sweden since it reopened. If you have not played here yet, should you?Well, that really depends on who you are and what you...
My expectations were set quite low as the previous review on Top100 was not the only negative data point I had. However, if you can ignore the motorway and aircraft noise...
Kingsbarns is a fantastic place to play links golf. It is very easy to like as everything is laid out in front of you. If budget does not matter to you, it is also a cour...
Not yet played at Southerness? Is it worth the extra hour(s) in the car?For me, the answer is a clear "Yes", at least if you have played the most highly ranked courses on...
Rya must be one of Sweden’s most scenic courses with the Öresund strait visible from most parts of the course and I would guess you also see the Danish coast on the other...