The Oxfordshire Golf Club

The course is nice and easy to find from the M40, no narrow countries lanes. The drive up to the clubhouse is impressive and the spike bar, locker room was nice and clean with free lockers to store your kit, toilets are also clean as you would expect for this type of Club.

I didn't use the practice facilities other than the putting green, but believe there is a short game area and driving range.

I played the course n Feb 2018 with SES, and we got a good deal on the green fee's unfortunately the british weather has not been great thepast couple of weeks and this showed on the course, particularly as we played through rain the whole round. Many areas were chewed up as you walk to the fairway and walking between T's, this made a long walk even harder as you were either sinking in places or struggling to keep balance navigating hilly areas; they need to add some footpaths to teeing areas and stairs where there are elevated T's. I'm surprised they allowed trolleys when we played.

The teeing areas were well presented and the greens were reasonably quick even though they had just been top dressed. My only criticism of the fairways when I played is the amount of divots which had not been replaced by other golfers, it's the worst I've seen on a golf course and must frustrate the green keeping staff.

On the course you need to be reasonably straight off the T as some holes have narrow landing areas with water in play, the rough was reasonable and there are a couple of risk reward holes on the course; the 8th and 17th holes being the most memorable of these.

Overall I don't think it would fair to criticise the course as clearly I did not see it at its best, would like to return but probably in the summer when it's dry.

Defiantly worth a visit but I would book either in the summer or before November as I expect the condition of the course will be far better.

Superb course in great condition. Very American with lots of water and hundreds of bunkers. Well worth the visit if you can get a deal.

Excellent holes, water, and windy weather. All three are likely to be encountered during a round here, with the exposed nature of the course meaning that still days are probably in the minority.

Water comes into play on a number of holes, with two pars 3's over water, the 11th having water all down the right hand side, and the 8th and 17th both having their fairways running alongside lakes. The 17th throws in an interesting challenge for longer hitters, with a shorter route to the green for those willing to go over the water to a fairway on the other side.

I played here during one of the wettest winters ever, but even though it was a little wet underfoot in places, the tees and greens were in excellent condition.

Downsides? I thought the hotel and bars were a little sterile, but that's probably me being picky.

There was a good welcome in the pro shop, and it was just the start of a really enjoyable round. I recommend you come here and experience The Oxfordshire for yourself.

Tough course, though allows forgiveness due to its links like layout around fairways. Lots of water to play over on the par 3's and a great par 5 where you can play round or take a chance over the water. Two very larg practice greens. The course scorecard is updated daily with pin positions and distance markers in fairway show exactly the distance to front edge of green, though some pins can be 27yds on....:). It is not cheap to play, though winter speacials are around £150 for a fourball. Nice halfway house at 12th where tean,coffee and sausage rolls and cake is availabe for a 10 min break. Overall a quality course well worth a visit.

Fantastic course and facilities but expensive for a weekday round. Certainly enjoyed it and would go back there when I have saved up another green fee.