The first visit to tricky Ricky and the nickname suggests it is a ticky course. But a good course. The tee offs are having worked done reading the course for winter 16th September 24, but all player able, greens were in good condition. There is a bar area with seating inside and out for a nice cold drink. Also, a small golf shop where you can hire trollys and buggy you will need to book in advance if you want a buggy. I will definitely play here again. Good value for the price.

Really beautiful public golf course in a great location. This course has some wonderful features and real special moments. Nestled perfectly between Batchworth and Moor Park golf courses, this course feels special as you walk it, including a large part of the course being the backdrop for the gardens of some very pristine real estate, although it never feels urban. So well is this course located that you could get lost in time and space as you complete your round, hopefully without your ball suffering the same date! Well maintained and worth a visit.

Greens had recently been hollowtined so were very testy. The greens were also quite lacking grass growing but that's due to weather & being a public course, will see a lot of punters playing .The fairways were spiky in places as the weather has been very wet of late so mower care has been lacking. The layout & walk was a joy. I did it by myself in 2 & a half hours. Millionaires golf for not a lot of dough. Will definitely return in the fairer months.

This is my local golf course and I’m so glad it is! The fairways and greens and kept amazingly well and the course gives amazing views, the price for a round is one of the best in the local area too! I certainly recommend trying this course out.

Tricky Ricky indeed, this is an exceptionally hilly course with many aggressively sloping fairways and several novelty holes, including a few quite spectacular ones. Certainly worth a visit at least once to test yourself on ots hills. The course is in reasonable condition for a public course and the views over the local area and posh houses are great, so a pleasant course to play. The holes are laid out logically, so not too difficult to find your way around, although there is no overarching course map, nor do the tee boxes have any map reflecting the individual holes' layout - and there are many blind holes, albeit pins are basically all in a straight line on those holes. Walking this course can be tiring, and for such a short course (around 4000 yds from memory) it can still generally take around 4.5 hours. Local people are friendly. The course borders the exclusive Moor Park golf club, which you get several nice views of, and which looks more attractively planted and better laid out - although that is a guess. Some reviews here are claiming this is an irons only course... Personally I think at least half the holes can make good use of a driver, although the 3 and 5 woods never came out of the bag due to the risk of hitting them off sloping fairways towards quite short, sloping greens. Perhaps better players will get use out of these clubs.