Andrew Turnbull

Lovely mature parkland layout, warm up is available in a couple of nets or a range by the first tee and a large putting green. The overall course is in good condition with teeing area better than some greens I have seen, the greens were fast and true with some obvious slopes and some subtle. The fairways were a little bare in places owing to the lack of rain recently, there are a few holes with blind doglegs requiring placement rather than distance, and a few trees and hedges to catch the wild shots. Overall a fair course. I was playing a match representing my club against Romford hence the green fee was gratis so can't comment on pricing. Clubhouse hospitality was first class nice comfy leather chairs, in the James Braid room, and great food.

What a lovely little course. I had overlooked this as its not a full length course, but it really is worth a visit, it has a 9 hole main course with reasonable length par 4s one par 5 and a couple of nice par 3s set in tree lined rolling land. The 7th and 8th are cracking holes that would be welcomed on any course.
It also has a 9 hole Badgers par 3 course that really is worth the trip on its own, every hole is iset in its own land with elevated tees ponds and some tight tree lined fairways. The greens may not be sunningdale standard but are reasonable but a bit slower than the norm. But for £13 for a day ticket is very good value and lovely food and ice cold beer afterwards

Great course large flat tee areas lovely smooth true greens, very friendly staff from the pro shop to the bar & restraunt, only let down was the bare dry patches on the fairways which sadly were too frequent, but it has been very dry recently

What a fantastic course. Undulating layout. Every hole is different, not long but slopes and grass hollows around the greens make it very interesting, beautiful fairways and surrounding scenery, large but tricky greens all in superb condition apart from the 2nd which has just been relayed but there are signs advising this, its was still in better condition than some I've played, would have give 5 stars but the buggy we were given looked fit for the breakers covered in green mould and we had to clean the seats before use. But it worked ok, yes I normally walk but I was away on holiday with no trolley and it is very hilly constantly up and down. Would advise a buggy

Lovely inland links style course. 1st class greens receptive smooth and fast plenty of 3 putts if you dont get the pace right the rough is a bit tough if your way off line Flat tee areas no bare patches very windy when i played its a bit open and no trees to give respite, friendly staff. Pro shop very helpful. Driving range. Practice area with chipping putting and bunkers. Give it a try. Well recomended

It may be off most of our beaten tracks but well worth a visit if you're in Oxford, lovely condition with plenty of well placed bunkers, I found most of them, fairly easy walking not to hilly but enough change to make it interesting, could do with a few more next tee signs at cross overs, nearly played two holes twice and only £12 on Monday and Thursday

The course promises so much, it has a pretty good layout with some interesting holes, but is in such poor condition with some of the worst greens I've played on the ball spends more time in the air than rolling, bare patches on the fairway at least one bunker completely devoid of sand and not marked GUR Sorry save your money avoid