Cranham Golf Course

Lovely course flat and open so great for the high handicapper like me. Not really any practice area other than a Astro putting green which is not close to like the greens. Course is in great condition though and the greens are excellent

This is strictly pay-as-you-play. A very short course, but very well drained and looked after.
Clubhouse is basic, shared with a restaurant.
worth a trip

What a relaxing afternoons golf. Course in superb condition and very picturesque. A gentle walk but not ruined. This course doesn't always get the credit it deserves but i really enjoyed it, and the sun and the shorts were out, lovely

Cranham Golf Club is a easy parkland course, which is excellent for the less experienced golfer.

First day back after lockdown and the Tees and greens have definitely benefited in a month off all being in good condition.

Watch the greens cos they are pretty quick.

Definitely worth the £16 green fee

Loved my round today course very easily laid out and some challenging holes especially 18th

Good course

This is one of the best maintained pay & play golf courses you will find around in the winter, when all others will be shut or too muddy.
The staff is very friendly and makes you feel very welcome.
The course is played tee to green all year round (no mats or temporary greens).
The fairways and greens are in excellent condition.
This course is a bit on the short side at only just over 5000 yards and it is fairly open so you’ll struggle to lose a ball other than in the water.
It’s good for higher handicappers trying to improve generally but also useful for lower handicappers who would struggle to have more than a 9 iron into greens on most par 4's (good for your short game)
The best holes are the 7th (par 5), 14th (par 4), 18th (par 3 - signature hole - over water / island green).
I would recommend this course
Sadly no practice nets or putting green.
Value for money basic on £12 special

ideal course for the high handicapper, somewhere good to practice on the course,for a good price, highly recommend. My 40 foot birdie putt rolled lovely on there nice greens as well, just need to spend some time on the bunkers, but then some players need to help them.

The course was in very good condition especially for the end of December when most courses around are saturated. Also the greens hold up well for the time of year. Clubhouse is small but hospitable. No bar, just snacks.

I have to agree with most of the comments on here for this course. I have played there twice and have really enjoyed each time. The clubhouse is nice and the staff friendly but unfortunately the only hot food is toast but there is a good cafe nearby so not the end of the world.

There are no practice facilities to speak of, but the course was good fun. It is not long by any stretch of the imagination, even off the whites, but the condition was very good for this time of year and the greens were very true. Not may stand-out holes except the tricky par 4 14th which runs along a lake.

All in all, it is a great place for a quick round of golf on a well maintained course. Happy to go back every now and then.

Cranham is a short hop from the M25 J29, it is a guarded pay and play course, no walkers, caddies, no exceptions. Adequate parking spaces and the small but functional 'clubhouse' (allows spikes) is clean and welcoming. Staff were welcoming and seemed pleased to see us. This pay and play course was popular (I watched as the groups in front of us were well-marshalled and 'encouraged' onto the course. Although busy, this wasn't a particularly slow round although navigation green to next tee was interesting and there were a couple of occasions when the right direction wasn't quite clear. Still local knowledge would help.

Course looked to be well maintained and was in general good nick, the wind did blow a fair amount and the lack of mature trees reminded me just how open it was.

Definately a chance to practice golf skills without being worn out with long and difficult walking. Reasonably flat, very open, good use of the topography,

On the downside - no formal practice facilities (no practice green - so it took a few holes to get the pace of greens). Limited catering facilities (choose to eat at The Puddleduck Fisheries Cafe on the way).

In Summary, good for a quick round, to practice skills, an easy walk (not to many elevation changes) with a few feature holes (the last 5 holes are reasonably interesting). No real mature trees but do watch out for cleverly played water hazards. A good course to play well at if the wind isn't blowing.


NOTE: Play off the white tees for a better challenge (if you are allowed).

Short course with 7 par threes and 2 par fives. Generally in good condition considering all the rain we had recently. No tee off times bookable on weekdays and it seemed everybody had decide to turn up at 10am so the queue was quite long. But this may well be the exception rather than the rule. I'll let you know after my next visit.

Cramham , is a flat course open fairways great for a quick round ( if not too meany 4 balls in front of you)

Like this course gives you an incentive to score well although it is quite a short course and easy to play.

Course is not too long and will suit beginners and experienced golfers. This course is well maintained and the greens are some of the best around. It is pay and play and quite easy to get a game on most days. There is a membership if you want to join.At £18 per round it is good value.
Seniors can get on from Monday to Thursday for £14.95