Golf Les Dunes

There are three 9's here, all different, all really worth playing.

The Blue they say is the 'introduction course' - probably because it is dry, with no major problems, but it still has bushes around to lose a ball in and MANY bunkers to practice in.

The Yellow has very little water but a couple of OB's and some tighter fairways will keep you on the straight and narrow.

The Red is their 'crowning glory' or your watery grave, as there is water on 6 of the 9 holes. It's not all bad though, because if you don't 'go for it' you should stay dry.

All three of the loops are in excellent condition and I would dearly have liked to bring 90sqm home to replace the lawn, but.... The fairways are extremely well tended, the bunkers are sandy and fair (both the deeper and shallow ones) the greens are, unlike Spanish ones, not sandy based but grown from a good earthy base, and are true and in places tricky.

I suppose the test of a good course is would I come back? Absolutely, it's just that bit too far to get the Epping Bandits to play a Saturday or Monday, AND be home for tea.