Dunston Hall Golf Club

We'd waited well over a year, to get these two days of golf in, as this weekend had been cancelled twice due to the Covid pandemic.

So when it finally arrived over 50 golfers were excited at the prospect of the event. I travelled up early on a Sunday morning, Dunston Hall is a stone's throw from Norwich in Norfolk.

Their website describes the course as, magnificent?

Well, it's far from that.

It's parkland with a few interesting holes. Over 6100 yards, it is quite a challenge.

But we were unlucky as the greens were undergoing hollow tining, there was so much sand on some of the greens, it looked more like a beach than a golf green.

Why there were no temporary greens is beyond me?

The tees were also in a very poor state, your feet gave way as you drove off on some. The whole course looked overplayed and in pretty poor condition, which was such a shame.

No mention of this was given in the pro shop.

We had been given a very reasonable deal, back in 2019. We heard that the same deal would be nearly double what we paid if you booked today!

The buggies were £30. I enjoyed the two day's but felt a bit miffed at the state of the course.

The hotel was fair, with no air conditioning in the rooms.

The restaurant was also very warm, though the food was good.

Not for me Dunston Hall which is a shame.

Had a fantastic weekend here as part of Greg Munros group, excellent course which I'd love to play again. Great fun with all the lads, hugely enjoyable couple of days.