Brentwood Golf Club

Very enjoyable course

First time here today, good value and a really good variety of interesting holes. Holes range in difficultly, with some challening par four holes for the average golfer like me. Overall very enjoyable day, will definately go back in drier conditions off grass tees.

  

Nice layout, fair value would play again.

Interesting layout, many dogleg holes. A good blend of longish and shorter par 4’s.
Tees were a bit muddy, considering it’s been pretty dry. Although 17th Oct it won’t be long till the winter mats will be in play. greens were good, reasonably quick and rolled true.
Bunkers were awful, and really let the course down. Fortunately I didn’t go in one!
All in all £25 for bacon roll, coffee and round wasn’t bad value.

  

Fantastic day out - course awesome...

Fantastic course, challenging holes ...condition fab ...lovely food after!

  

Nice club, friendly and good for societies or just friends

Good parkland course, testing off the whites friendly off the yellows.
Good bar areas inside and out, Pro shop has all you need for the day.
Worth the money.

  

Great course

First time at Brentwood but certainly won't be my last. Really good layout with lots of interesting and different shaped holes. Quite muddy but it is november so cant wait to see it at its finest. Very windy today which added to the interest, as did the geese lol. I'll be back.

  

Nice course

Really enjoyed as a high handicapper
the course was interesting to improve my golf game

  

Great course, well worth the visit

Very much enjoyed the course in great company

  

brilliant course

Second time ive played brentwood this year and i enjoyed it just as much as the first time.Not a long course but you have to think about each shot.Greens were excellent for october fairways were good and bunkers also had decent amount oc sand in. Saturday afternoon £27 not cheap but worth paying a extra fiver for a decent course. A little busy but still very enjoyable. played alot of courses in essex this year and i think this is in my top 3 so far just behind bentley golf club and south essex (still to play toot hill though)Would definitely recommend Brentwood golf club and will return early next year 8.5 out of 10

  

Brentwood Club

Golf buggies are all singing and dancing with club and ball cleaner on each one, touch screen sat nav and course layout on a smart screen which you can also point to layout options and this also gives you the yardages to hazards, and a digital scorecard - brilliant!!
Fairways are forgiving and the greens are EXCEPTIONAL at the moment.
Early bird special for 2 and a buggy - £50 (7:30am tee off)
Cafe was'nt open though so no brekkie.......BAD!!
Bunkers are ok but could do with a bit more sand, not hard but just a bit thin.
Course is playing shorter than the stated yardage due to the firm fairways - reaching par 5s in 2 is always nice :)


  

Loved the course

Loved the layout of the course a each hole was different - slightly scrappy in places but you can really feel where the money is being invested. Overall very good condition. Would definitely return and recommend anybody to visit if you can get a deal. Paid £17.50 for a 2.30pm tee off which felt about right.
Facilities poor, but suspect these will be ever improving.

  

Truly superb condition...... Go & see for yourself.

We all heard how this lovely Essex course went into decline, but now I can confirm that the re-birth has truly happened.

The money, effort, time, etc. is paying off and will reward any visitors, members with a warm welcome, a beautiful course in truly superb condition. Improvements are still carrying on I believe.

The fairways were nearly immaculate, the bunkers (I visited many) had a good thickness of lovely white fluffy sand, the rough nicely cut, the greens seemed to be well looked after, maybe needed a cut, but it was Bank holiday (3.5.15). The views from every hole were resplendiscent, the Spring freshness made every corner attractive. As said before every hole is different with its own challenge.

Nearly every tee has a good quality winter tee in place, normally placed between Yellows & Reds...... A smart sign & map at every hole, direction to next tee, 150 markers on Par 4 & 5, the paths have been relaid with clear signs for buggy users, irrigation has been incorporated, new holes dug for water escape, next Winter will tell whether it is working or not on the Essex clay soil.

Unfortunately, our 1st 9 was extremely slow due to 2 Societies in front of us. But the last 9 was fine and very easy enjoyable. The Organiser, Peter M. got us a very good deal on line @ £13, that was fantastic, thank you.

The Ladies changing room is totally refurbished, very sleek and chic, smart basins, taps and the latest Dyson, V shape hand drier.... elegant tiles on the wall, and attractive floor covering in contrasting colour.

The Clubhouse is welcoming and the service with a smile , the Pro was very attentive too.

Will return soon, but probably during the week to avoid being stuck behind Societies. I believe there is a special day/offer/pricefor people of a certain age.

Go and visit and play and enjoy the resurrection of this Essex course. Well done to the new owner/Management.

The above is my personal opinion & as my eyes see it.




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Very impressed...So much has been done....All seems to be going in the right direction.

I had wanted to return to this golf course for a long time. It was the very 1st course I played in Essex when I started to travel to Brentwood. That was a few years ago, then came the decline, possible threat of closure and now the re-birth.

I played this course on Monday 15th December, with 2 other TSGers, a beautiful bright sunny day with some unexpected entertainment along the way.... Wait till later to read my version.

CAR PARK: newly laid out gravel on the whole surface, still needs to be levelled off, but it is taking shape and the numerous potholes have disappeared.

PRO SHOP: very warm welcome by the newly appointed Pro. He did warn us that the course was very wet & the fairways had not had their normal cut, but said the greens were fine, so it was up to us to decide to play or not. We did. Hardly anyone else ventured out there despite the lovely warm weather.

CLUBHOUSE: brand new conservatory style building of excellent quality, providing a light, airy room with plenty of Feng Shui. A friendly service too with plenty of food on offer and a very nice ground coffee, all at reasonable prices.

THE GOLF COURSE: well kept fairways, drainage being put in, lots of irrigation work being carried out.Trees cut back, trimmed, undergrowth cleared.

Bunkers: totally renewed, reconstructed, resanded.

Greens: well kept. Very good for December (better than some well known Surrey courses...)

Paths: newly laid with ashphalt, but a lot more to be done, this is a vast golf course.

Smart signs with hole layout etc. @ each Tee box.

Brand new winter tee boxes are present on most tees providing a splendid surface for Yellow/Red, they are large, well constructed, wide, flat and look sturdy. 10/10.

One can only be impressed by the quality of the work being carried out, by what has been achieved so far despite the very bad winter of 2013/14. One cannot wait for the completion when the "WOW" factor will definitely return to this Brentwood golf course whose design/layout is superb and has a lot to offer to every level of golfers. The views are superb too, wherever you look.

I did mention unexpected entertainment at the beginning of my review: yes a very clever crow was playing his round of golf too with a bright orange by the 14th Tee (Par 3) with a large pond. He flew away with the ball to a tree and decided to fly back to the uphill green, thinking what to do next: little chip, chip-in putt??? It was my turn to take my tee shot, so I thought the crow / the orange ball made a perfect target. My bright yellow Titliest ball landed 20 cm away from the orange ball, just missing the crow. The attraction was too great for the clever crow who decided to steal my attractive ball & leave me a "s.... " ball instead. No need to say I lost my concentration and messed up my chip shot....

Roll on Spring & Summer of 2015, I cannot wait to return, to report and deal with the crow.....



THE END......

  

orth coming back again

We took a chance and played midweek in late December. On arrival we were advised that the course was 'very wet' although trolleys were OK to use. Armed with the knowledge that it would be a boggy day we had the course to ourselves by and large. It is more and more obvious that investments are going to reap dividends come the spring/summer of 2015. Loads of new equipment on show, lots of activity around the course (tarmac new pathways was ongoing and will be superb). As expected there were some temporary tees, but greens (once we got there) were playable and got quicker as the sun and wind dried the course.

Zero roll on most fairways and a lot of plugged balls didn't detract from a good day out.It was a chance to get out and hit a ball or two... As ever the late winter sunshine made ball-finding interesting and club selection (for distance control) quite tricky.

Amusing to see a big old crow playing with an orange ball, picking it up flying for a while then dropping it to begin again. Ask Brigitte what happened when her 'Yellow' ball came to rest almost at the same place as the crow's orange ball. Hilarious to see the crow - sizing up both balls and then preferring to steal Brigitte's yellow ball, leaving an old Orange Dunlop as a replacement. fair exchange is no robbery.. Obviously yellow is a brighter and more alluring colour.

Clubhouse hospitality was as good as ever and having the opportunity to eat from a simple varied selection was a good idea. Food was good... service was fast enough. take care when approaching the semi-hidden entrance and enjoy the country lanes.

  

Dichotomy, course changes make this different, some commercial faux pas

General condition of the course is much improved since a previous visit, There have been some tree-pruning activities which have altered the feel of a couple of holes. Nice to see that despite a lot of rainfall the course had drained well and was very playable.

Have to say that a society being kept waiting for 30 minutes with an empty first tee was a little unusual.. and smacks of poor management.

By the time we had finished the kitchens had closed so no chance to enjoy the fine selection of food and cakes.

The onsite Pro was friendly enough but had failed to spot the opportunity to let at least 3 four balls off whilst waiting for 'members' who were quite slow to tee off at 'our' booked time.

Only a spot of light rain for a couple of holes - this was a nice day for golf - I'm not sure that cutting back the trees on one of the Par 3's is an improvement but cleaning out the ponds certainly makes a difference...

Car parking is still a bit restricted with heavy loads of loose gravel - and the entrance is still a bit of a surprise..

Nice layout, good course shame about clubhouse kitchen being closed early with lots of people still on the course there is a missed opportunity..







  

Shame about..

Played this course last around 6 or 7 years ago and there is a definite improvement. What I would say is that making a group of 23 people stand around for half an hour, when no members were going out, then two groups deciding to play at our tee time, is poor management by the Pro. And knowing that there was that 30 min gap in front, cannot work out why it took us 4 hours 40 minutes in the last group to complete a round.

  

Much improvesd since last visit

They have really improved the course and I think within a few months, it will improve further

  

A good course getting better

I think we all know that this course has had a few issues over the past few years but you can certainly see the investment being thrown at it. The new clubhouse is nice and airy, bacon sarnie tasty and hospitality warm. No complaints so far...

With reference to the course, I think it has always been considered that Brentwood's strength was the layout and I would agree with this. The track is very enjoyable with only 1 or 2 weak(ish) holes. The quality of the course is better than I expected considering past reviews and I reckon it is going to be a scorcher of a course next summer. Greens were decent and fairways were tidy. Bunkers not too bad.

All in all it is a good course that is only going to get better and I can't wait to return next year when all the improvements have had a chance to bed in...

  

It's improved

Firstly the course
Tee Boxes :A1 condition
Fairways: A1 condition plenty of role.
Greens : 3 out 5 patchy but getting better
Bunkers 2 out of 5 need work.

the starter allowed a society of about 30 guys , all 4 balls with Buggies to tee off of the whites and it was horrendously slow.


All in All I do not feel they should have been allowed to Tee from the whites maybe I'm wrong dunno.


Course is in great nick and getting better.

  

A Phoenix rising from the ashes

Played Brentwood yesterday for the first time in a couple of years and i'm pleased to say its nearly back to its best.
Apart from a couple of greens which are still recovering from a year of neglect. It's looking good. All the bunkers have fresh new sand in them. a couple are GUR but they are changing them to mounds. they have cut down lots of trees and undergrowth around the water features. all in all they are nearly there, a dry winter and next year it should be top notch. But i recommend you all to play it soon

  

New ownership: let's hope it improves

This course has been bought by a local businessman following what must have been years of neglect by the previous owners.

The course layout is good. The fairways are in good shape. That's the good news.

The greens are in a terrible state and the bunkers are all GUR because there is no sand in them. The bar has no drinks on tap.

However, they are charging £10 per round on a bank holiday to drum up business, they are totally honest about the state of the course, and bullish about their efforts to improve it. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. With proper attention this could be a really nice course and I wish them all the best.

I will definitely go back in a few months and see how they're getting on.



  

New Look at Brentwood - Under new maangement

As the Phoenix rises from the ashes, Brentwood Golf Course is rising from the old Weald park/South Weald instances. New owners have already made substantial improvements, some pretty basic ones which I believe make this a more playable course (no less challenging though). There is evidence of ongoing improvements, Tee Boxes, fairways and semi rough are all excellent... The next stage in development will included greens and bunkers and I was advised that this would be in place by June 2014...

We paid £10.00 for a mid week round and this represented good value for money, even if the greens were a bit mossy and bunkers were GUR. This is a cleverly laid out course with a good variety of challenges for all levels.

The new managers/owners are from a golfing background so there is more focus on getting this course back into good shape...

New clubhouse where staff were more than welcoming, good selection of food available (try the cheesecake and strawberry tarts). Clubhouse was OK with spikes Pro shop guys were forthcoming and open to offers. Expect summer weekdays to remain at 'Guest' levels approx £15.00 for weekday and £20.00 for weekends. This would still be value for money and when greens and bunkers have bedded in - this will be a good place to visit.

Club entrance from the road is easily missed - so take care when near...car park is a bit rough in places - but it looks like that will also be on the list of improvements to be made.

For the record, this is a pretty-looking course, with mature trees and some subtle undulations - water in play on a number of holes and too easy to lose the odd ball or two..

I think that given a fair amount of support this course will be one of the most interesting in Essex, once all the improvements have been given time to settle in...

It is good to see that the new management have recognised the real potential for this course... Hopefully their substantial investments will be acknowledged and supported as time goes by.

Well worth a visit from time to time to see how it is coming along.



  

Course is tired and needs a lot of attention

The guys at the Brentwood are very welcoming, All bunkers are GUR AND Greens are in poor condition. That being said there are some very challenging holes and once up to scratch this course will be a great adventure

  

Update From Management

I would like to thank Daryl for his honest opinion on the course, and we agree that the course has been neglected and requires significant investment. We are in this for the long-haul, we purchased the freehold of the course and clubhouse and have just signed off the purchase £250k worth of John Deere equipment.

Here is a summary of works that are in progress:

* The majority of the new John Deere lawn mowers are due to arrive in the next two weeks by 14th April. This even includes a Spike and Roll Ride on Green Iron, looking forward to seeing the results with this!
* The renovation work to the Spike Bar in the conservatory should be completed by the 14th April 2014. This area has been opened up and increased in size.
* The bunkers are being repaired. The majority have been emptied, drainage has been sorted. Shingle is due to arrive today with sand in the coming days. Some bunkers have been removed, but there are some new ones!
* The renovation work to the mens changing room should completed by the 14th April 2014. This will make it bigger and cleaner than before.
* The renovation work to the Kitchen, this has been moved, and new equipment installed. Should be completed by the 14th April 2014.
* We now have 5 green keepers managing the site.
* We now have Michael Jones Golf Pro on site.

This is a new era for the club, come on down, see the changes. We want to establish this as one of the best courses in Essex. We are offering Memberships(Mens,Ladies,Juniors), Societies events, Corporate and Pay and Play. Contact Russell the general manager on 01227-375101.

  

new ownership update

played brentwood for the first time since new owners took over and they certainly doing loads to it, sadly they are trying to catch up after years of neglect and have a massive job on their hands.lots of bunkers have all been dug out and having drainage put in and the greens were being kept long for a while longer. still the layout is up there with any course in essex and at £12.50 midweek rate you cant grumble too much,overall not great at the moment but should be a good game of golf in a couple of months.

  

worth playing

this could be a real gem,but needs a lot of money spent on the course,bunkers are non existent ,very little sand but loads of stones and weeds.from what i can gather the drainage is dire.i would play there again to see what progress is being made

  

A sad slow death

How long does it take a golf course to die? Sadly I think this one is in terminal decline.
Where to start with the quality of the course? Greens - terrible would be too strong, but not by much. No two greens the same speed, very bobbly and not cut short enough.
Bunkers - no sand in at all only mud and stones. I don't remember seeing any rakes, but I guess there is nothing to rake.
Fairways - left to overgrow.
On the positive side the layout is very interesting and a very good challenge with some tough holes.
Now the price of a round has gone up to £20 I don't think the course's shortcomings can or should be ignored. The course needs a lot of time and money invested in it and until that happens I won't be playing here. It's such a shame as the course has real potential to be special.

  

Perfect natural landscape for a golf course.....

Weald Park golf course is only 20 years old, designed by Reg Plumbridge, where the natural landscape provides the perfect canvas for a challenging & pleasing round of golf. There is ongoing restoration work (I believe the course had been neglected by previous ownwers), it is paying its rewards & is attracting returning crowds.

The many ponds/lakes/streams blend in so well with the landscape (11 water hazards in all).Not a flat course: some climbs & descents, so a round will keep your muscles toned & your heart healthy. The surrounding Essex countryside looks splendid from every hole (dont forget to look back when you have putted out as the views will delight you). One can see fields with real cows/sheeps (by the 16th). It is a peaceful place to play golf, no motorway or busy roads in the vicinity,just nature to battle during your round of golf. Your interest, concentration will be motivated during the whole course.

The fairways are wide, with mature trees on either side, sometimes natural hedges have to be crossed to reach these fairways, as well as many natural slopes & ondulations.

The greens are firm, with lovely short grass, 1 or 2 greens had some brown marks, but it was not a problem. The shapes of the greens were varied: ondulations, tiered & slopes.

The bunkers are well designed & placed, restoration work is ongoing, so the escape is made a little more challenging for the keen golfer.

Every hole has its unique attraction, truly different from each one. I shall describe only a few:

Hole 3, Par 4/5: large fairway bordered by ancient trees, sloping down to a most picturesque uphill green, a pretty pond in front of the green, the slopes are running towards the pond & also towards the back of the green. A marvel of a hole that can be admired as you finished your round when walking to the 17th.

Hole 14, Par 3: another spectacular & challenging gem.
Tee shot over a large, very natural looking pond with willow trees, their roots showing/growing in the water,the dainty pale green foliage dangling down & reflecting in the water. Th green is highly raised, tiered, if you dont get on it with your tee shot, your ball will run down or sideway (mine did not !). 3 sand bunkers: 1 large one on the right hand side and 2 other large ones on the left.

Hole 15, Par 4: I have to describe this hole at it has the tightest gap I ever seen to reach the fairway that is uphill and sloping to the right, with OOB there as well, before you reach a lovely tiered green. There are greenside bunkers along the way & 2 bunkers on the left of the green. The views of the Essex countryside from the back of the green, looking down& away are truly spectacular as well.

Just one more hole, I cant resist...

Hole 16, Par 4: a terribly sharp dog leg to the right (being a Leftie, I prefer dogleg left), the tee shot is down the slope running to 2 huge bunkers, a nasty (or attractive) stream at the turn, a narrow gap to negotiate to reach the green that is uphill. Another beauty.

Weald Park has the most interesting & varied challenge for any avid golfers who like large, unspoilt surrounds.

Yes, there is still a lot of work needed to bring this superb course to its former glory, but it looks like the present owners are going in the right direction. It takes time & money.

Brand new practice putting green by the clubhouse, and a brand new practice nett a little further.

Reception in the Proshop was friendly. Sometimes the Clubhouse bar doubles up as reception when the Pro is teaching or playing.

Friendly clubhouse, a lovely terrace by a large pond with a water fountain, must be a delight in the summer.

The coffee is 1st class, the food is good, very reasonably priced.

The round is very affordable also.

The car park is large but still full of potholes. The entrance to the Golf Club is on the Left hand side and no more by the quirky hotel/motel that is on site as well. The golf course & the hotel maybe two different entities (or owners), not sure.

I know there has been some bad publicity about this course, the management but things are changing. The course is so, so interesting & challenging.


Yes....... THE END

  

Soggy when wet...

This was a second trip to Weald Park, and if my recollections are right it was soggy and boggy then as well. Looks to be a clay base, hence slippery when wet. The basic components seem to be there, tricky course layout, difficult holes, lots of mature trees, uphills, valleys and lakes and ditches. Just a shame that the course does not drain at all... it isn't that often you have to take relief from standing water on the tee... but it was here. Rather a large number of greens weer water affected, with deep standing water making major incursions into the putting surface. To their defence that has been a lot of water in the area recently... but other local courses have dried better. My abiding memory of this course will be soggy and boggy and not worth the money... Bunkers had obviously been neglected over time, in fact I can't remember a single bunker without weeds, grass or other vegetation (taken for granted that they were full of water) and precious little by way of sand... 'Fairways' were not exactly closely cut and the clover beds were waiting to obscure a slightly errant ball. If the course dries out and substantial investment is made into the upkeep anc maintenance of this course, it has the potential to be OK. Clubhouse - a pleasant enough experience in the spike bar (the signs in the car parks are misleading as regards footwear), short menu and rapid service was enjoyed. Pro shop was limited, I think the staff were used to complaints and there was a stock response. There wasn't a suggestion of offering vouchers for return visits on a dryer day - a version of Hobson's Choice...and in honesty I would probably choose not to return here... I hear they offer a £10.00 Thursday green fee, which is probably a fair amount for this experience... Short of saying that it is dangerous, be aware that the ground is clay-based and can be very slippery, easy to slip into ditches and be up to your knees in 'water'... If you pay a visit - take spare socks at least... Oh.. by the way the Gentleman's Changing Room was more than a bit smelly (yes even before I got there) and somewhat grubby... The Course manager was on site - and seemed pleasant enough BUT probably has no concept of the term 'Customer Satisfaction' (in my opinion. Suffice to say - I wouldn't go back if the green fee was £Zero as there are better experience3s to be enjoyed elsewhere.

  

Nice to go back....

Following some bad snow damage to the greens and some rather ambivalent staff, I had allowed this course to drop of my radar. However, upon revisiting I was glad to see the course is now under new management and that we were welcomed very warmly. 'Henry' greeted us in the spike bar and was quick to explain how they were looking to improve on the previous owners approach and that he hoped we enjoyed the changes they were making. Well, I have to applaud him, he was true to his word and it was great to see works going on all over the course. This could be a fantastic venue for TSGers. A twisting and turning parkland course, some great holes and the greens, whilst not quite there yet, are well on their way to being good, fast and true again. My only criticism would be there isn't enough sand in the bunkers and that I think the course would benefit from switching the front and back 9 around (the current ninth would make a better finishing hole!). It would also be nice if they had SKY in the spike bar but I am nit picking now...it was a refreshing change for a club owner to treat 'visitors' as customers, rather than a necessary evil. Good value at £18 and as such, I will be back again very soon and recommend TSGers give it another try!! :-)

  

Nice coourse, will play again.

Nice course, layout is nice, some long holes(todays wind did not help) well looked aftar, tee areas are good, greens were good coming out of winter, £18 around and no bacon roll that it stats on this site, but dont care, dad went home after 5 holes to hilly and windy for the old boy,lol, will def go back, good days golf.

  

Open parkland course.

Open parkland course. With undulating fairways, two-tier greens and some super 'driving' holes with some holes guarded by water hazards so course management comes into play. Fairways, bunkers & greens were in good condition for winter. Practise putting green & driving nets. £10 Thursday gets busy over 4 ¾ hours.

  

Under new management" What a turn around"

It was a pleasure to play this course again after a 3 year layoff only due to the way the old management team run it.It lost a great deal of its membership and gave it self a reputation of a club to avoid,it was run by a 1 man idiot show.
I played here today under the new management team,what a difference,you where made to feel most welcome,the course was in good condition for the time of year,although wet in places,the greens where fast and firm.Fairways are most acceptable,not full of divot marks,there was a lot of work being done by the green keepers which is always a good sign.
This course is coming back to the standard I remember,and showing signs of getting even better.It has the potential of being one of the finest courses in South Essex.
It has some very Interesting holes and you need to think your way around,you will use every club in your bag.It is a test for all standards of golfer,any hole will catch you out.
I will certainly be going back in 2012 its well worth a visit,with the new management team in place,and only £10 around all day Thursday.Golf as it should be VALUE FOR MONEY.
I booked a return visit before I left,that's how much I enjoyed it.

  

A Nice course

Turned up here on a spur of the moment,managed to get a tee time even though it is £10 Thursday. Course was in very good condition greens were fast,some teeing areas good do with a trim but they were mowing today. Even though busy managed to get around in under 4 hours. I will go Back :)

  

nice course

Have played it before but found it in much better condition than previously.A very interesting course and nicely laid out. friendly staff and good range of food etc. more than happy to play again

  

Weald Park

Greens not in very good condition,fairways average but a very good test

  

It will be better in the summer

as the title says it will be great in the summer but a bit of a slog when wet and the kitchen closes at 3pm whats that about?

  

Weald Park

When checking the starting board, pause a while, read the dedication to Richard, my son-in-law and former member of Weald Park and then go out and have a good game.


  

weald park

Rang yesterday,got 9am tee time, £15
fairways and greens a little wet but not to bad.
great value for money.

  

Nice Course

I liked the course purley i think because of my score (which i know is high but i'm happy with it). The staff could've been a little more helpful but will go back on occasions.

  

Weald Park Golf Club

I used to play this course regularly but was put off by the cost! However, it would seem the management has now recognised this and lowered the cost of a round to £15 weekdays and £25 a weekends. I think this is now great value as the course is in pretty good condition and is a good challenge! Will definately play there more in 2009!

  

Nice Course

I've played here a couple of times and it is worth a visit.

Some very good holes and quite a testing round of golf.

The pro shop is tiny but the course is worth playing.