What makes a golf course a great course? Its so personal for many of us but arriving at the course at New Zealand it just looks epic. It looks like Woburn meets Sunningdale. The club house is quaint and classy, small and personal heaped with history it looks like it hasn't been updated since it was built and that's its charm. New Zealand is my idea of a perfect inland course, huge pine trees lining most of the fairways with heather ready to scoop you up if you stray off the fairways. The greens are fantastic but slower than expected. The half way house is positioned strategically after the par 3 8th where we met Trevor who helped us maximise our golf for the day by suggesting we head up the 14th and loop back round, you can play all day if you wish and many of the people we met had indeed played two rounds. It is a course that will definitly leave you wanting to play it more so having the ability to play as much as you like was great. Stopping for a pint afterwards we had to try New Zealands own beer served of course in an old fashioned beer glass, I love it.

Nice little golf club with a course harder than you would expect from a first view. The heather is deep and rough! Quiet little clubhouse with a nice rural feel.

Brilliant Course and Clubhouse The history and atmosphere of the clubhouse make for a special day and the course is undoubtedly amongst the best in England. We were made to feel very welcome, especially at the half way house ☺️.

This is a club steeped in history. Sir A Conan Doyle a past member among others who's names still adorn the lockers. The course is in fantastic condition, and is a true test of golf with gorse and heather lined fairways and greens that run true and fast. If you ever get the chance.....play it, you will not be disappointed.

Amazing experience. A fun and interesting course requiring accuracy off the tee as many fairways are quite narrow and the Heather brutal in places. Off the yellow tees I found it a little easier than I was expecting with alot of hazards and bunkers easily able to be carried and taken out of play. Greens were pure and fair with not too many huge undulations to navigate. Bunkers were pristine. Fairways magnificent