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Dan Hare
I am an 10-handicap member of Les Mielles in Jersey, where I am lucky enough to be able to regularly play some great golf both on the island and in France. I'm a traditional links golf addict and have an unofficial challenge with a good friend to play all classic links courses in Britain in a few weeks per year, of course using the Top 100 Golf Courses and its informed users as our Bible!
If I could only play at one golf course for the rest of my life it would have to be Royal Dornoch (gorse controversy not withstanding) – maybe one day I would birdie Foxy?
Very much of its type, this would be your choice of the last day's golf on a stay and play society trip. Nice enough, and you'll get a worthy weekend winner who can avoid...
As per our illustrious editor's review, a challenging, good, buggy-only course that is indivisible from its host facility. Given the footfall and low cost Ashbury Manor d...
Stranraer is the star in a lovely, often neglected corner of Britain. Southerness is a serious but dour Championship challenge, Powfoot a hybrid members course, and Portp...
Based on a few rounds a little while ago, and reading more recent reviews, the Carrick is an enjoyable game once you've got the boggy, slow early holes out of the way. Th...
Played Tain a couple of years ago in an Open whilst up in early season staying in nearby, peerless, Dornoch. The course was in great nick on a bright, sunny day so I beli...
Grantown is definitely worth a game whilst enjoying the glory of the Highlands, the quiet town has a restrained charm like the golf course - a few highlights, but on the...
Good resort golf in very good condition, the course is an excellent place to base a society for goswick, bamburgh and the other local courses. The course has some nice se...
Very enjoyable, traditional, unassuming links golf in what seems to be standard conditions of burnt turf and howling wind. Exceptional value playing at 2 pm, Seacroft rem...
Having read the varying recent reviews I'm glad to say we loved The Addington, although very tired after carrying clubs and being used to seaside golf.Some of the fairway...
Newquay divides opinion amongst our Society like no other course.I think it's great fun, excellent value holiday golf with superb views and fun features like the slit tre...
West Herts gives a fun, sporting game of traditional golf making the most of the nice terrain in pretty Cassiobury park. A marked contrast to The Grove, its nearest neigh...
King Island Golf & Bowling Club was a great bonus en route from Cape Wickham to the airport for the short hop back to Launceston.
It's maintained by volunteer members wh...
Ocean Dunes is a real challenge in top condition, with some excellent holes, superb location (would be hard not to be on King Island ! ) and the friendly helpful team of...
I loved the whole King Island experience, and Cape Wickham is clearly the pick of the golf - one of the best new courses I've played, and staying there is golf heaven.
T...
Lost Farm is a quality, fun seaside course but one that suffers by comparison to its older sibling. If visiting Barnbougle I would recommend playing Lost Farm first follo...
Barnbougle Dunes is an ideal modern golf resort. Ground game links golf in a beautiful location, walking only, very friendly team, reasonable green fees and superbly func...
A decent quality and value pay and play course, good for societies and corporate groups (hence can be busy) in very pretty countryside.Some nice mature trees, the garden...
Fairmont St Andrew's Bay is an excellent option when in town for something a bit different or when other courses are busy, and Kittocks is probably the pick of the 2 cour...
