1. shaneb | Rated | 08 May 2010 | Add A Review

I’played this course around 5 times so far this year and for the price it’s a pretty damn nice little course. The greens are always great and most of the fairways are pretty green as well.

PROS

• Can't beat it when it comes to value for money.

Cons

• Only thing I can think of is it would be nice if it was 18 holes.

2. bogyboy | Rated | 26 Jun 2007 | Add A Review

i am a member of this club its a great 9 hole course nice placed and perfect grren well worth a play on very easy to walk and some really good hole there is one par 5 and it can be a challange.

3. flip76100 | Rated | 22 Jun 2007 | Add A Review

This course isn’t ever going to host a PGA event, but the greens could. The land is very flat, fomerly farm land, meaning it`s very green but aside from some green and tee elevation you’ll not be vertically challenged. The plainess in looks hides a good course though, subtle green undulations and cunning pin placement can mean some higher than expected scores. The people there are friendly and welcome all players barring Saturday morning comp. There were two hire buggies last time I checked, but most won’t need them as the layout is fairly easy to walk.

4. flipper76100 | Rated | 23 Apr 2007 | Add A Review

9 holes and fairly flat, they’ve tryed very hard to make this as good as they could on a budget. Boar water makes sure the greens remain as good as any I’ve played. The fairways are a bit rough in places, mainly because of the big dry. The whole place has been moulded from market garden, so you think it’d be fairly flat…. and you’d be right! Apart from the 2nd par 3, with a built up green, and a couple of elevated tees, it’s as flat as a tack. But it’s not dear to play, and the greens and bunkers make up for the drought belted fairways. A great play for mid to high handycappers and newbies.

P.S. they do have two old electric carts for hire, but you’d want to book ahead!!!