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Heythrop Park |
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I was fortunate enough to play at Heythrop Park the other day and what a treat it was. To rate this course as a Gem would be accurate for now, however I have a feeling Heythrop Park is des |
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Heythrop Park |
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I had the pleasure of playing Heythrop yesterday and believe I witnessed what will become one of, if not the, finest course in England. Set within the stunning Heythrop residence with the country mano |
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Queenwood |
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I had the absolute pleasure of playing Queenwood on March 10th after winning a competition to play 18 holes with the legendary Darren Clarke! Queenwood is quite unlike anything I have ever experienced |
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Oubaai |
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This beautiful course is a challenge for a golfer of any level with almost 5 tee boxes to chose from. Dont get lost in the scenary as you will need all the concentration you can get to dodge the strat |
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Dunbar |
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The waves were crashing against the shore as I arrived at Dunbar and made my way along the narrow road towards the clubhouse; despite the wind and rain clearly being in evidence I couldn't wait to get |
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North Berwick (West) |
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I played at North Berwick on the West Links on a crisp, sunny December afternoon and the course was in superb condition as you would expect from such a fabled course. The layout of the town, clubhouse |
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Riddell's Bay |
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Quite a short course by today's standards but nevertheless a good track. The course sits along the coast has has some picturesque views overlooking the Atlantic. Not the best course on Bermuda but a |
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Royal Porthcawl |
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In a word, class! Royal Porthcawl to my mind is the best of both worlds, a big course yet with a small club feel. A marvellously tough but honest test of Golf in a stunning setting so that you don't m |
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Tucker's Point |
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A lavishly exclusive club where the likes of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones are members, we only managed to get a tee time through a friend's friend, who is a member. As soon as you arrive y |
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Hesketh |
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Having played this course in early March 10, i have to say i was pleasantly suprised with the condition of the course, the greens especially were very fast and true and althugh the course was slightly |
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Bali |
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I played Bali Golf & Country Club in 1998 during the Asian financial crisis. It was a trip to remember, as I was truly a rupiah millionaire for the duration of the holiday. When I cashed a $100 travel |
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Wade Hampton |
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By some considerable distance, this is Tom Fazio’s finest design. The routing of the course is incredible given the setting and green sites are at times jaw dropping. I’ve played many great courses ar |
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Gleneagles (PGA Centenary) |
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While for the most part the PGA Centenary Course designed by Jack Nicklaus keeps to a similar bunkering style to that of the two Braid courses, the same cannot be said for the integration of the golf |
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Cruden Bay |
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The most interesting feature of the championship links at Cruden Bay is the routing, originally laid out by Old Tom Morris. The journey of the golfer through the links is a memorable one that weaves i |
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Port Royal |
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A truly stunning club, even more impressive is the fact that it is a municipal. The course is in superb condition and if your golf isn't going well then you have the wonderful views to take your mind |
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K Club (Palmer) |
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Quite simply the best course I have played , and coming for NI , I have played RCD |
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St Andrews (New) |
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played this course a year or two ago and cant quite believe my eyes when i see it being rated within the top 20 courses in scotland! dont get me wrong ts a good course in good condition but it has to |
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Dundonald |
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I arrived on the first tee on a sunny February afternoon. I was the last man on the course and the starter could not have been more helpful in his advice and encouragement. Playing from the blue tees |
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New Zealand |
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This place is what golf was all about 100 years ago and very little seems to have changed since. It only has 300 members and most of them don't play often!! It was a real treat to be able to play here |
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Lindrick |
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Played here on in early march and overall i was impressed. Played as part of a winter deal £119 for a sunday fourball, which I thought represented excellent value. The course is very good, no weak hol |
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Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links |
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The Portmarnock Links is a wonderful test of golf and in these difficult times must be the best value for a top quality links course anywhere on these islands. Any visitor to the Dublin area will not |
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Royal Musselburgh |
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Upon arriving at Royal Musselburgh the first thing that catches the eye is the grand, almost castle-like clubhouse. It certainly is a very charming and impresive building although the interior perh |
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Craigielaw |
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The Craigielaw clubhouse is, as you would expect for a club founded within the last ten years, in top condition and is state of the art with some nice facilities, including a driving range to allow |
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Blackwell |
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Blackwell is a traditional members' club, in superb condition with some very interesting holes and beautiful greens. |
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Heythrop Park |
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Another new English course has arrived on the scene and I would say this is worth a visit. In saying that, this is work in progress but the early signs I think are promising. In places this looks very |
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Royal St David's |
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Having just returned from a trip to North Wales I was compelled to write a review on what has to be one of the very best links courses I have played. We played this and |
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Moortown |
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Played this course last week in brilliant sunshine with a friend who's just become a member here. Must say I think my previous review was a bit harsh. Make no mistake, this is a quality golf club. Pro |
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Royal Portrush (Dunluce) |
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I played the course in May 2009. It is no wonder that this course hosted the Open Championship in years past. It is very intimidating looking from many of the tees, by HS Colt left more room for the b |
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Royal Liverpool |
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What a place Hoylake is, I played there this week and it was a real treat. I have played here many times through the years and I can understand what people say about it being flat, but the course make |
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Noordwijkse |
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I've had the pleasure of playing this fantastic links and it is the real deal. Right off the first tee you get an amazing view of the links terrain you'll play throughout the round. I found the par |
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Royal Zoute |
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I thoroughly enjoyed "The Zoute" when I played there. It isn't a true links to me but rather quite interesting all the same. Kinda reminds me of Garden City Mens Club in that it isn't on the sea, b |
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PGA de Catalunya (Stadium) |
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Played The Stadium Course 3 Times last Weekend In a fourball. What a treat! All mid to low h'caps so played off the back tees.If your not straight of the tee your in big trouble. immaculate course onl |
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Longniddry |
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My day at Longniddry started with a chat in the pro shop with the helpful pro who was happy to provide information about his course and others in the East Lothian area, and when I look back now having |
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Temple |
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Temple is not the longest of courses but the small greens with their tricky undulations make it very challenging. As a Temple member I may be a bit biased but it is a course I never tire of playing an |
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TPC at Sawgrass (Stadium) |
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Loved my round at Sawgrass although for any single figure handicap players I recommned playing off further back tee boxes to appreciate the challenge a bit more. |
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Glen |
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I played the course on a calm sunny November day last year for the reduced midweek rate of £20 and found this to be good value, particularly when considering that there was not a winter green or mat i |
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Gullane (No.3) |
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This is a fun links course and readers should not be put off by its lack of length or dismiss it as easy - it still demands accurate approach shots to the well guarded greens and shares the same topog |
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Queenwood |
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I had the pleasure of being invited to Queenwood last August. For me the privacy and sheer elegance of the place did it for me.From the moment your car stops at the valet park sign you know you are so |
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Portstewart (Strand) |
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I played this quality links course last week in typical Northern Irish February weather - cold, wet and windy. A winter green fee of £40 was good value, when you compare it to the £95 summer fee. On a |
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Son Gual |
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This course is underrated! It is not less good than |
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Tralee |
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I have been playing courses in Ireland for the past 15 years . The first course I played was Tralee. It never disappoints. It is a real test of skill and one of the most magnificent sites in Ireland |
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Parkstone |
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Considering the locality to the area within reach of Sandbanks the staff at the club couldn't have been more welcoming. We were offered the use of the Black tees, behind the competition tees,which a |
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