Not a long long but very narrow fairways which makes you think how to play each shot, very good and true greens.

Not bad at all. Prices were around the same as other courses near me like Hurtmore. Obviously being a woodland (tree dominant) course, some of the greens are covered in leaves and twigs etc which is a shame but not unexpected. It was very very wet when I played, with puddles on a lot of fairways and some greens so I’m guessing the course doesn’t drain well…..not great if it’s been raining a lot. Few challenging holes with ditches/water…..otherwise trees are your main obstacle. I enjoyed myself enough lol. Only problem I could really critique is there were beer bottles on nearly half the tee boxes lol. Not sure if anyone drives around and maintains them during the day or they were all from the morning of……but something worth checking on. Second visit: much better experience when dry and greens in much better (but not great) condition. My girlfriend enjoyed it very much.

Fantastic 18 hole course. The fore 9 is a traditional woodland course, while the back 9 is more of a links course, with plenty of rolling hills and undulating grounds. All in, it makes for a challenging round of golf. The clubhouse is quite modern, with a decent bar and favourably priced menu. Early golfers will appreciate the excellent full English breakfast. They also have a driving range.