With a name like Luffenham Heath, I imagined a course routed across sandy soil with heather lining the fairways. But this is no heathland course, instead it sits on an un...
I wasn't sure what to expect from the Bracken, but was pleasantly surprised. Firstly, it is a little bit harsh to compare it with its neighbour. The routing of the Hotchk...
This course flies under the radar a little, but has a fantastic set of green complexes that provide variety and interest (and a few frightening putts in summer!). There i...
Conditioning fine, clubhouse fine, course fine. Just nothing inspiring here. This feels like a paint by numbers design that was churned out of a production line. It's not...
Hertfordhire is blessed with many fine parkland courses that were built in the early part of the 20th century, as stately homes and their landscaped grounds were transfor...
Having just written a review of the New Course, I felt I had to add one about the Old. I've played here many times, but the holes were renumbered in 2021, so bear with me...
A big, modern course, featuring lots of water, buggy paths, and the unusual feature of two greens on each hole.First, the unique greens: My understanding is that it is qu...
Northwood is an interesting looking parkland course and blends a number of styles together. The holes on the lower ground near the clubhouse have a links feel, with undul...
Mill Hill has an unusual start: the clubhouse is located on one side of the busy A1, but the course is on the other. Fortunately you don't need to run across six lanes of...
Time for an update after two visits here in 2021. Now all three loops have been refurbished and the changes have had time to bed in, Princes is looking outstanding, with...
After two visits here in 2021, time for an update. All three loops of nine at Prince's have now been refurbished, and it really is looking wonderful. The sand scrapes, bu...
Pinner flies under the radar a little. It is tucked away on a private estate, with the clubhouse sitting at the top of the hill, and has a very imposing gothic styled Vic...
A pleasant course, but the site is rather dull and there are no signature holes that stick in the memory. I've always found the course to be set up in quite a friendly wa...
Short and tight course, with a river meandering through which comes into play on several holes. Quite cramped, but some interesting holes, and some very quirky ones too....
The Berkshire is an amazing place for a day out, with 36 challenging holes sprawled across a lovely sandy property. Maybe not quite the cachet of Sunningdale (or the pric...
The Berkshire is an amazing place for a day out, with 36 challenging holes sprawled across a lovely sandy property. Maybe not quite the cachet of Sunningdale (or the pric...
This is a wonderful place to play golf. The course meanders through the pine forest, which provides a lovely feeling of isolation from the rest of the world, yet the tree...
Wonderful course, combined with the New this is the best day out in golf. Personally, my preference leans towards the New, with its wide views across the heathland encour...
A lot of reviews already on here, so little to add. I will weigh into the Old v New debate. I think both courses are amazing, but my preference slightly favoured the New,...
Visually a treat - as long as you like playing golf in a forest (I do). Links afiicionados may not be fans of trees, but on the Marquess they frame every hole. Sometimes...