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Top 20 Reviewer has posted between 20 and 49 reviews
Top 50 Reviewer has posted between 50 and 99 reviews
Top 100 Reviewer has posted 100 or more reviews
Keith Baxter
My
love affair with golf courses started more than thirty years ago. I’ve lost
count of the number of different courses I’ve played down the years, but I have
golfed across four continents and have played more than 90 courses in the Britain
& Ireland Top 100. I’ve negotiated thousands of ordinary golf holes over the
years and hundreds that are truly excellent, but many memorable experiences
involved playing average golf courses in wonderful company. I’m the
Founder of Top 100 Golf Courses and sometimes play to a 10
handicap.
Played the Waterfall course only a few days ago and it was in excellent condition with slick and receptive greens. First of all, I'd like to say that I think that the thr...
Played the Old course last month and thoroughly enjoyed it, a really memorable experience which started with a beautiful sunrise and the ferry across the Shannon. The cou...
For me, Tralee will be an unforgettable experience, I have only played the course once, but it was in a howling gale and it was brutally tough... so tough that the balls...
A great collection of varied and memorable holes, Brocket Hall is worth playing if you can get a game. The Melbourne has a touch of The Wisley, a hint of Hanbury Manor an...
This is one seriously tough golf course and it's not for the feint hearted. First of all, it's long. Secondly the rough is brutal. Thirdly the greens are slick with wicke...
Ah Sheringham, a lovely course with super sea views and some testing 400-yard plus par fours. Don’t come here expecting to play a classic links, this cliff-top course has...
I'm not one of Dave Thomas's fans really when it comes to design, he generally creates long, heavily bunkered and frankly dull courses. Well, something went right for him...
Enniscrone was certainly one of the highlights of our trip to northwest Ireland - I can't compare the new Enniscrone to the old one but what they have at the moment is a...
Moortown is certainly worth playing for just one hole, the 10th, Gibraltar, it's a simply fantastic par three. There are a couple of other good holes but there are too ma...
Played Carne only last week in a howling gale and frankly my game wasn't up to the gauntlet that the course threw down... it beat me up big time! Came off the course feel...
The approach to the course and the clubhouse is very unusual, along a lengthy driveway flanked by mature trees...you may think that you are about to experience a heathlan...
Played the Marquess yesterday in the EMC Technology Corporate Masters and I was very impressed. They have had all sorts of problems with the greens and some were in a poo...
Slaley Hall could be one of the best, if not the best course in England's notheast but it needs a facelift. The ground is perfect for golf with some excellent elevation c...
A links course for the purist and a fair and honest test of golf, it’s also excellent value for money. There are no unforeseen tricks and everything is laid out in front...
One of the best inland courses I have ever had the pleasure to play. It's a great shame that it is not open to more "ordinary" people and I'm sure if it were, it would be...
First off, I have to confess that I am a links lover, followed by heathland and then parkland etc. But I think Downfield is a cracking golf course which can hold its head...
One of the area's greatest society venues with two nice parkland courses...make sure you play the Carthagena in the morning and save the Main John O'Gaunt course (the bes...
I’m sure that the Top 100 connoisseurs out there already realise that there’s some good golf to be had on the north Antrim coast, but I bet few people realise how good it...
First off, a couple of words about the location, it's arresting, wild, charming and stunningly beautiful. And the course is not bad either. You can certainly tell that it...
I thoroughly agree with the closing paragraph, the Old is a course for the purist. It's far more traditional and to an extent, far more engaging than the Glashedy. Althou...
