Anyone played the Warwickshire - Earls or Kings?

[Agent Pies]

Just a quickie gents. Has anyone played these 2 courses? Which one of the 2 would you play if you had the choice? Planning on playing there next saturday with my friends and don't know which one to play.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Evesdad]

Play both each year and like them both so no help here lol! If I really had to choose it would be the kings I think. Just suits my game a bit more as it's a bit more open, a bit of a US type layout. Still have a lot of love for the Earls, a bit tighter more tree lined. Whichever you decide to play you'll have a great day out.

 

[hovis]

The earls is the best, without doubt. The kings is also good but bland in comparison. Its a long walk so would recommend a buggy.

 

[RGDave]

Its a long walk so would recommend a buggy.

and a good 3-wood.

 

[Evesdad]

Def go for a buggy!

 

[wrighty1874]

It's 2 miles from my house, and wouldn't rush to play either, due to my lack of patience.I don't like 5 hour rounds. Earls is the tougher course of the two. Kings is very open and a few water holes. Earls is a bit tighter, especially front 9.

 

[PNWokingham]

played one of them and was not impressed - can't remember which one, but it had a par 3 over water near the leisure centre? Just kept thinking that it could have been so much better with a better hole design even on the same layout

 

[Hacker Khan]

Played them both and I'd say The Earls is best. I found it not spectacular but more than half decent and very good value as we got it for less than 20 notes.

 

[wrighty1874]

Kings course ,8th hole.

played one of them and was not impressed - can't remember which one, but it had a par 3 over water near the leisure centre? Just kept thinking that it could have been so much better with a better hole design even on the same layout

 

[Evesdad]

180 yard carry over the water if memory is right.

 

[Hacker Khan]

180 yard carry over the water if memory is right.

Or mostly into the water in my case

One thing about the set up there I liked is that they made you feel very welcome as a visitor. It was a very American welcome so to speak, they made you feel like a valued customer. Doesn't make the course any better, but we're use it for our work golf days as they do look after you.

 

[Crow]

I've played it a few times in the past and enjoyed both courses, a good visitor's club.

 

[wrighty1874]

But they don't give a flying fig for the members. Know many people who left after one year.

Or mostly into the water in my case

One thing about the set up there I liked is that they made you feel very welcome as a visitor. It was a very American welcome so to speak, they made you feel like a valued customer. Doesn't make the course any better, but we're use it for our work golf days as they do look after you.

 

[Evesdad]

Or mostly into the water in my case

One thing about the set up there I liked is that they made you feel very welcome as a visitor. It was a very American welcome so to speak, they made you feel like a valued customer. Doesn't make the course any better, but we're use it for our work golf days as they do look after you.

You and me both!

 

[pbrown7582]

You and me both!

and me I remember splash try again on that hole!