The Hertsmere Golf Club (was Radlett & Elstree GC)

Entrance sneaks up on you as you approach. Plenty of parking available adjacent to a modenistic club house facility. Great practice facilities. Staff welcoming and friendly, no spikes in the bar though.

First tee within easy walking distance of clubhouse. Best to meet and greet then go and get clubs and shoess (in my opinion).

Course in good condition, good use of topography there are some ups and dowwns (some a bit extreme). A number of good holes (quite a lot of up and down tree-lined avenues though). This is a course that does need a re-visit, as a few holes do benefit from knowledge of how best to play them. Too easy to pick the wring club here and there. There are some good tight dogleg holes and a straing drive off the tee would be beneficiail...

Not overly long, greens were undulating and it did take a while to get to grips with speeds...

A course well worth a second trip... it is possible to score well here... with the benefit of hindsight.

Played this course several times, this is the dampest it has been, but where isn't at present? Costs a little more than the normal some, but it is worth it for Monday morning millionaires golf.

Tee boxes are in reasonable condition, fairways are a bit muddy, but there has been a drop or two of rain lately and the greens though a touch fluffy are pretty true. The bunkers are ok (have sand!), but need the rabbit scrapings filled in, it's not really acceptable to leave them. Alright for us as we all played pick and place everywhere due to ground conditions

New clubhouse is a treat and the latte's are very nice. A visit in warmer (and drier) weather should be on the cards for later in the year.

Yes I would come back almost anytime.

The club name has changed to Radlett Park Golf Club> The new club house will open on 12th December. New drainage system installed and the course is playing really well. No more mud on fairways.