Played a round here today we enjoyed it, everything was slightly wet but we still managed to get round okay! We decided to play the 9 holes some temporary greens in place which isn’t ideal but understandable due to the weather this week, the course is full of history and we enjoyed the variety of holes we will definitely return again in the near future once the course has dried out so we can get a feel for the course when it’s playing it’s best. Well done to the green keepers in managing to keep the course open and playable through the latest down pours. The only downside from today is not having played the course before we find it confusing trying to find our way around so maybe get some additional signage put in place just to make it easier luckily some regulars helped us find our way around so credit to the members very friendly and helpful.

For anybody interested in golf history this nine hole course is a gem . You feel the need to wear plus fours and have half a dozen hickory shafted clubs in a tiny bag strapped over your shoulder . It’s got St. Andrews style shared fairways , hedge rows snaking across the fairway , no bunkers ? Gorse and heather everywhere , it is in a time warp but for good reasons . It even has a tee shot over a Victorian tin mine site ! I know the local members would like to keep this course under wraps and maybe it’s better that way . But I tell you what , If American tourists knew about this course , they would part with big money to play it . Pay and play is limited but you can book a time off peak in the week . It’s a must

Very welcoming club. Bernie in the shop went above and beyond to try and squeeze me in as a non-member on the nicest day of the year so far! Very nice club, challenging course with a good variation of holes and fast but well maintained greens. Would definitely return. Curtis