Langdon Hills Golf Club

Been playing here a lot lately and it's in really good condition, greens are superb, good speed and lots of slope and breaks. the par 3's are long and with tricky greens, yet to hit one in 4 rounds!
I hadn't played here before this summer, but I'm told it's improved a lot. Can highly recommend.

Only played one of the better 9 hole courses and a huge difference in the green keepers efforts.

A good layout but not for the a windy day, very open and plays havoc with the ball (might be me as well. Only down side was the greens had been spiked and affected the run of the ball when putting, needs to be done I just chose the wrong day to play it. Good selecting of beers at the 19th.

would definateley play there again,a good test of golf,a good mixture of holes,maybe too much water for me as it like a magnet to me.good size greens

Have played this course on a ragular basis as part of the Comedians Golfing Society annual fixture lists. Great venue for charity days (onsite Hotel complex) great clubhouse and catering is splendid. There are always deals the be done here so don't be afraid to ask. Staff are friendly and welcoming, regulars are also welcoming. Now to the interesting bits... Langdon/Hornden (if memory serves) is the regular combination. There have been some ongoing 'improvements' new tree plantings and old hedge removals, some big trees have been taken out of play.
All in all this is now an easier course to play when the weather conditions allow. Great views of estuary and surrounding countryside but can be open to the elements (rain, wind, sleet, snow, fog, and sunshine all on the same hole one year).

Good challenges though, fairways well kept, semi rough is or can be a bit punishing (so stay on the fairways). There are plenty of hazards to avoid, water and diches abound, The bit I like most is that the greens are beautifully manicured - and it is possible to do very well when putting. Not to say that anything is easy but the undulations on the greens are less extreme than on the practice greens.

Good scores are possible - most oles are interesting and there's 1 par 3 that looks innocuous, but when the wiond blows it can be the longest 160 yards in the world, and so easy to float over the trees and be lost for ever... hmmm In fact all of the Par 3s are a challenge in their own way.

Be bold keep straight(ish) and you could come back with a good score... be too bold and you can lose a lot of balls (easily).

A course for the thinkers, be aware that there are some hills and it is a good walk... just remembering that from hole 10 to 14 there is water in play - great sequence...

Good course for long hitters though, as long as second shots are good, pitching and chipping is good and putting is above average you'll have a good day out...

Lots of car parking, but it is quite a stroll to the clubhouse and first tees, and golf shoes aren't allowed inside the clubhouse...

Pick a good weather day for your visit, otherwise you might be blown away...

Played Horndon/Langdon. Very impressed with Langdon, tee boxes, fairways and greens all in excellent condition. Horndon could do with some tlc, at least a first cut of rough! Would definitely go back and worth visiting if you haven't played there before, great value at £15.

The course is in very good condition. However, although wayward shots should be penalised, it is difficult to understand why balls that are five feet off the fairway get lost.
Maybe it was my fault for missing the fairway.
Greens were very good.

Prefer Langdon and Bulphan, but like Horndon as a Links course.

An interesting course, A good course to score some big stableford points just not today, big hitters keep your woods at home.Greens where a bit rough today but I suppose it is late December,will be back.

The course is in good condition for the time of year. Some challenging holes, but very enjoyable. Well defo play here again.

This course has welcoming staff , excellent clubhouse & 3 x 9hole courses . We played Langdon & Bulphan . The courses are very well kept , the greens are fast and undulating . Bulphan was the longer of the two but more open than Langdon . I would recommend a visit