Bristol & Clifton Golf Club

Course Type
Parkland
Designer
TBC
Par
70 
Slope
0
Rating
2.3
Golf Professional
TBC
Green Fees
Reviews
1

Course Information

ADDRESS:
Beggar Bush Lane, Failand, Bristol, BS83TH, United Kingdom
WHAT/THREE/WORDS:
Unknown
TELEPHONE:
01275 393031
DESCRIPTION:

Bristol & Clifton Golf Club, nestled in Bristol’s scenic landscape, features a prestigious 18-hole, par-71 course stretching 6,300 yards across 175 acres of meticulously landscaped terrain. The course is renowned for its undulating fairways, mature oak woodlands, and strategically placed water hazards, offering a challenging yet picturesque experience for golfers of all levels. Signature holes include the par-5 eighth, elegantly bordered by a serene pond, and the demanding par-3 seventeenth, which requires precision over a natural ravine.

Conveniently accessible via the A4, the club is located near the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge and the vibrant Clifton Village. Local landmarks such as Ashton Court Estate and Bristol Zoo Gardens provide delightful excursions for visitors before or after their rounds. With a rich history of hosting regional tournaments and attracting esteemed players, Bristol & Clifton Golf Club stands as a premier golfing destination, delivering an exceptional experience amidst Bristol’s charming landscape.

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2.3 / 5

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Ollie Hooper
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Golf Club Reviews

Stuart Cronin
14.0
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What an over rated letdown

I played this course at the end of April 2013 and the weather was sunny and it had been dry for around 3 to 4 days.
To be honest I went with high expectations as I had seen reviews claiming it was the S Wests best course-wow what a let down that statement is.
The first issue was the 4 to 5 members we encountered, booth snooty and ignorant. It is clearly a members course who like the tradition of visitors being their guests and not just a turn up and play. We asked a member of the pro staff if the members were a friendly bunch and his short answer was \'No!\'.
The course is relatively flat with the exception of 4-5 holes which do have some character, the flat holes I thought were boring and unchallenging with greens that played open and uneventful. The greens had not been cut and they played slower than any I played this winter, they were however very green and somewhat true. Fairways had limited cut in so it was hard to distinguish fairway from light rough and didn\'t add to the ambience. The tee offs were fine and mostly flat.
Having played golf for over 25 years and to a 5 handicap I really was left disappointed, even more so as i paid £38 for the round when in my view £20 would just about be acceptable.
The clubhouse facilities were none existent and very dated.
I won't be returning and overall was really disappointed by the whole day.
Date Sunday, 05, May 2013