A hidden gem of a golf course. I played Whitehill as part of a society day. On arrival it looks as though you are driving into very well maintained converted farm. However, you soon discover on the parking area that there is a small well functioning range and that the buildings themselves are focused mainly towards the golf course, which I guess is as it should be. The pro shop staff were very welcoming and there was a good selection of beer and beverages available from the bar. I didn't have any food however the guys playing with me spoke highly of what they had ordered as snacks. Sitting down on the patio area by the practice green, you could see that the area was of a really high quality with some great brakes on the practice slope. The green looked as though it had been very well manicured and upon using it prior to my round found it gave a very even and consistent role, I was highly impressed. The course itself is a meandering parkland course and is very well situated with some slopes and hills that offer a real challenge. The fairways are tree lined with a lot of mature trees so the course had obviously been there for a while. The fairways were well cut and the rough was generally speaking fairly favourable. The second cut off the fairway was to a couple of inches and whilst it would trap the ball it did not mean that you lost many balls as part of your round. The greens were like the practice area and gave a fantastic roll with some lovely looking approach shots to them. The only real challenge was playing a number of blind tee / approach shots and having to use the well placed marker posts in order to find your line However a lovely detail for the course was that on every hole was a picture board with the layout of the hole you were playing with a separate picture showing the green and an indication of where the slopes were. The only thing the boards lacked were distance marker points on the picture but then that might make things a little too easy. The course had ball washers and bins at every tee which is something that I find has been withdrawn more and more from other courses and is something that I like. The 14th hole when i played was undergoing maintenance to the tees and was being played as a par 3 from halfway down the fairway but there was still a marker board giving the distance to the green. Having looked at the green fees on their website they are currently under £45 for a midweek prime time round which for the course is great value. I really enjoyed my round there and it is definitely a course i would recommend and visit again. Well done folks.

Lovely course, recommend a visit. Barely a flat lie all round, one suspect hole, maybe 14th. Lunch food was really nice too.

Played here for first time Saturday morning. Very friendly staff in pro shop. Course in great condition. Biggest compliment is for the course layout though. Really interesting holes, laid out beautifully between mature trees and with challenging contours of the land. Genuine thought required on most holes. A couple of great shot par 4's, a few blind shots, but well marked. All in all, a great morning and somewhere I hope to play again, soon and often.

We had a brilliant experience and it was the best decision to hold our daughter’s wedding reception at Whitehills. Amanda and the team were amazing, attentive, organised & made the day completely stress free for us all. The room, the setting, service, planning were all perfect and very reasonably priced. The DJ they recommend (Wayn)was the best, he played exactly what we asked & the dance floor was full from start to finish. Highly recommend it for any function. Bob and Gael

great course. Fairways, tee boxes and greens are wonderful the staff are always really friendly and helpful the love the course is wonderful and in good condition