Martin Gregory

I play at Rustington on a regular basis. A flat course with a couple of dog legs and plenty of water to add interest, the bunkers and greens are well maintained. The only drawback (for me) is that it’s nine holes with a different tee position for the second nine. You have a tee time for the second nine exactly two hours after the first which can be annoying when you’ve finished the first nine in say 1hr 30mins and sometimes when it’s busy, you can’t tee off until two hours has elapsed. Suits those who just want to play nine holes though.

A good American Golf shop on site, a fantastic high tech driving range and there is a nine hole very tame pitch and putt. Putting green available to practice on. Refreshment and club house facilities are limited and you get ready to play in the car park.

Very good value though and if it had 18 different holes would be hard to fault if you like a flat course.