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Dunstanburgh is great course . I also enjoyed Seahouses , not long but 2 great par 3s

Just got back from playing Selby. It is in very good condition though the tees are all well forward.

Both cracking courses.

If you need a course on a Saturday that doesn’t have competitions, I would consider places like Whitefield GC ( north Mcr) & Durham...

Good to know! Bamburgh looks lovely too, although the green fees there and Goswick are pretty £££ for the time of year compared to the...

I have played Dunstanburgh Castle in August this year on their Summer Food deal. It is a belting course, and highly recommended (y)

Close House is lovely but it can get soggy. It isn't terrible but it certainly isn't sand based. If you are looking for another 'dry'...

I had thought of there but thought it was well outside your timeframe. But now see it's much closer than I thought. Good recommendation...

Great news, thanks - may have finally found the one here! Amazing how when narrow down availability / visitors allowed on weekends /...

Dunstanburgh is a cracking course and is fine in winter. It was rammed last winter as it was one of the few courses still open during...

Will do - it was recommended by a pro from Prestbury as one of the better winter courses around there (albeit said not amazing condition...

I put together a mini trip a couple of years ago and Wilmslow was recommended to me. It looks lovely but I didn't end up playing there...

Anybody played Wilmslow or Stockport and any view on winter condition, specifically? Not many options on the weekend as it stands!

At the moment you can only tee off 8-12, that window will get even smaller over the next 3 weeks. If there’s a frost delay then it may...

Prestbury in winter is not good, great course when dry and well worth playing.