Cambridge Meridian Golf Club

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Address:	Comberton Road, Toft, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB37RY, United Kingdom
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Opened:	1994
Holes:	18
Type:	Parkland
Length:	6707 yards
Par:	73
Rating/SSS:	71
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Green Fees:	£25
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Tel No:	01223 264700
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Website:	http://www.cmgc.co.uk/

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Clubhouse wih bars, full catering, changing rooms and function room. Pro shop. Golf practice area including driving range, pitching & chipping green

Description

Set in peaceful countryside a mere 5 miles from Cambridge, the club is named after the Greenwich Meridian Line which runs through the course (only eleven courses in the world span the Meridian Line - ten in England and one in France). The course, which measures over 6,700 yards off the members’ tees, is both spectacular and inviting, offering a golfing layout to challenge the aspirations of a champion while being pleasantly playable for all. Visitors are always welcome

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Number of Reviews: 9

Andy (the Fluki...

Handicap: 11

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20 Jul 2014, 20:47

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£13 what a price for this course

Yes £13 for a very nice course that will bite you if you get it wrong, some very tough holes, but some birdie chances out there too as it isn't a very long course.
Clubhouse is very nice and the course is well worth playing.
Didn't use any practice facilities, so cannot comment on them.
Breakfast was £7 though, and you didn't get tea with that, so eat before you leave. 2 bottles of coke and a kitkat £4.80, so fill your bottles before you leave home guys and girls.
Staff were all very friendly though
But if you get to play this course, don;t turn up the chance, it is a lovely course

Richard Adinolf...

Handicap: 12

14 Jul 2014, 16:22

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Not bad but could improve

Despite enjoying my round of golf at Cambridge Meridian, I did feel that there could be further improvements. The fairways needed a cut and the greens were poor in some areas. The layout of the track is not bad but there are only 2 or 3 holes that stand out. I think the 1st is probably the nicest hole on the course. The bunkers that I did visit were awful. Was like playing off tightly packed gravel. however, the deal was so good that I would probably return, if only for the great breakfast....

Steve Rawlinson

Handicap: 12

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29 Apr 2014, 20:34

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Lovely course let down by bunkers

Some time last year The Committee of Ways and Means at Cambridge Meridian Golf Course gave the head groundsman permission to triple the number of bunkers on the course, but they did so on the condition that he was not allowed to purchase any more sand. He has therefore had to make do with brick dust, sherbet, small stones, and bird droppings.

This is tantamount to criminal negligence because the course is otherwise absolutely lovely. Some of the views down the fairways are straight out of golf travel brochures. The fairways are immaculate, the greens are true (if a bit slow) and there are lots of ponds and birds and squirrels all rolling about in a disney-esque celebration of (carefully manicured) nature.

The only way to get coffee is to put coins into a vending machine which rather takes the edge off the idyll but the breakfast is pretty good and the service reasonable.

All in all a very pleasant day's golf which could have been improved with the help of a builders' merchant.

Barry Hill

Handicap: 15

28 Apr 2014, 20:12

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Same Ol' Problem

The entire course is well looked after with the big exception of the bunkers. Very little sand and lots of stones. Same problem that has been present for the last 7 years (that I know of). If you can keep away from the stones you will have a very good value day out.

TSG

19 Dec 2013, 17:19

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Meridian

Great course, gives the average golfer a real test, incredibly good greens all year round, food is fabulous

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Course Name	Holes	Tee	Length	Par	Rating/SSS	Slope
Cambridge Meridian Golf Club	18	Yellow	6244	73	71.0
Cambridge Meridian Golf Club	18	Red	5620	74	73.0

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1 st	Alan Day	44 @ Cambridge Meridian Golf Club	09 Sep 13
2 nd	Barry Hill	42 @ Cambridge Meridian Golf Club	14 Jul 14
3 rd	Kevin Gregory	41 @ Cambridge Meridian Golf Club	28 Apr 14
4 th	Paul Thorne	41 @ Cambridge Meridian Golf Club	20 Oct 14
5 th	stephen lindsay	41 @ Cambridge Meridian Golf Club	13 Mar 10

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