Recent content by HankMarvin

Yep for us in Perthshire

There isn't a bad hole on the course and it's good for getting your step count up. Really is overshadowed by the other 2 courses but it's a great course and the greens are absolutely superb.

I struggle to see why people think the PGA is a slog, it's a great golf course and certainly not a slog, I'll play it 3 times a week in the summer.

Gleneagles is playing full courses albeit they will be from the yellow tees, the Queens will be closed for the full of February. PGA fairways will be soft and possibly wet depending on the weather but the greens are brilliant.

Absolute trash, won't last

Trump took a great course and made it even greater. I can't wait to see what the course will look like next year after they close it for a few months.

Great win for Bryson and the best golfer won it. It was a pleasure to watch.

Played on The Queens today and couldn't believe how good the greens were, absolutely brilliant and most course would be more than happy ro have greens like that in the summer.

The Dormy House is the place to go, there is a casual bar (Bar 70) that sells food & drinks, but if you want a top notch meal then you would need to pre-book in the Dormy Restaurant. Both offer great selections but if it a one off then I would recommend booking the Restaurant.

I am currently a member at 2 clubs, one is 5 minutes for my door so suits me down to a Tee, the other club is 25 minutes away and has 3 courses plus a 9 hole course and superb practice facilities and one of the courses held The Ryder Cup. Being a member at both gives me access to 4 courses so I...

Played yesterday at Gleneagles on The Kings, couldn't believe how good the course was for this time of year, greens were fantastic. Fingers crossed it will be open tomorrow after all the snow today 🤞

Great to see him move, question is who is next ? LIV is here to stay and is certainly going to shape the golfing world in the future.......

Glenbervie & Gleneagles, 4 great courses to choose from.

Does your wedges all say what they are ? gap sand or lob, most will just have a number on them like 50 52 54 56 58 or 60 so are they not just called a 50 - 60 deg wedge ?

Played Loch Lomond yesterday, never get fed up playing here.