Best course in your county?

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Wiltshire - The Manor House and Bowood beyond that there's not much, maybe Kingsdown or high post

Wiltshire does seem a bit of a golfing wilderness - Played Bowood earlier this year - and it was fine. Played High Post yonks ago and really enjoyed that - no idea what it's like today.
 
I would put Kings at the top,great track.Spoiled for choice in Perthshire!!:thup:

...and if had maybe another 1000yds (yes quite!) Pitlochry would have to be up there in Perthshire. But unfortunately it's only 5500. Still a majestic track mind. One of my favourites anywhere.
 
Played Northamptonshire County Course on sunday - thats the best course in that county - what a cracking course.

Has the look of North Hants about it
 
On the Nottingham/Derby boarder

Derbyshire: Kedleston as you say but I do enjoy the moorland course at Breadsall when the rough is up and the wind is blowing
Nottingham: Sherwood and Notts (when both in peak condition) equal for me but the Nottinghamshire is now becoming a cracking venue when looking at the whole package - no I'm not a member.

Sorry but the Nottinghanshire is League 2 compared to Premier League Sherwood & Hollinwell (also Coxmoor).
 
Dorset is my home county. Best courses are Broadstone, Parkstone, Ferndown, Remedy Oak and Isle of Purbeck.

Broadstone is the best test of golf by a clear margin.

When was the last time you played Parkstone , Broadstone cant hold a candle to Parkstone for all round condition , as a test of golf then Broadstone may edge it but it has that silly hole the 7th that really lets it down and its down to the eye after that , I played Broadstone in april and it was not good , they say its much better now , only heard that from members not visitors , mind you if was in the worse condition i have ever seen it so anything since then is a step in the right direction ................EYG
 
Lancashire.

Royal Birkdale if Southport is in it, although I've never played it.

Royal Lytham if not, closely followed by Hillside of the ones I've played.
 
cracking track, utter nightmare to try and get on though (unless you pay silly money)

Played it in the Nike - beaten on the last hole by a 12 HC who played like a god that day.

Some cracking holes

Ben Foden was there with his OH :p
 
Played it in the Nike - beaten on the last hole by a 12 HC who played like a god that day.

Some cracking holes

Ben Foden was there with his OH :p

Thats how I got a game there, final regional round in the pairs a couple of years ago, we played 2 lads who were at Moulton college studying Golf!!!! I was 2 or 3 over when we shook hands on 17 :(
 
Woodhall spa Hotchkin by miles.

Seacroft,elsham , belton park and market rasen are all quality tracks in Lincolnshire as well.
 
Thats how I got a game there, final regional round in the pairs a couple of years ago, we played 2 lads who were at Moulton college studying Golf!!!! I was 2 or 3 over when we shook hands on 17 :(

Yep i was 3 over on the day !

Fees are quite reasonable as well for the course
 
Yep i was 3 over on the day !

Fees are quite reasonable as well for the course

Membership or green fee?

When I asked was told membership had a wait list plus a hefty join fee and green fees we were quoted almost £100 as visitors if we wanted to return, no concessions at all

they do an open later in the year for about £30 that Im planning on trying to play

Edit: theres a pairs open for £32 a head 1st October if you fancy a bash at it?
 
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Membership or green fee?

When I asked was told membership had a wait list plus a hefty join fee and green fees we were quoted almost £100 as visitors if we wanted to return, no concessions at all

they do an open later in the year for about £30 that Im planning on trying to play

Edit: theres a pairs open for £32 a head 1st October if you fancy a bash at it?

Yeah that sounds a cracking idea - will check my work rota and let you know on Wed

The fees are around 1500 - waiting list is reduced a lot
 
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