Skytot
Well-known member
Only played 2 other courses apart from hammering my own course. Played Ulverston in a senior open (but I’ve played it it a few times ) and Conwy . Conwy was superb ,loved it .
Best Course You Have Played This Year
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Golfnut1957
Newbie
That's the course where The Average Golfer did a lot of his club testing. Looks fabulous, but a lot of travelling for me.
CliveW
Tour Winner
We hosted qualifying for the Seniors Open on both the Rosemount and Lansdowne courses and I must say they were superb. Probably the best they have ever been. One other course I played this summer which stands out was Dunbar. As always in great condition and because of the superb summer weather it was faultless.
On the other hand, probably the biggest disappointment was Trump International. Having played there three times before, we played in their Seniors Open last month. Whilst it is still a terrific course, I felt it was not as good as previous years and didn't live up to the expectations.
On the other hand, probably the biggest disappointment was Trump International. Having played there three times before, we played in their Seniors Open last month. Whilst it is still a terrific course, I felt it was not as good as previous years and didn't live up to the expectations.
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
Barking_Mad
Well-known member
Hotchkin.
Beautiful and bunker ridden.
Beautiful and bunker ridden.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
A toss up between Cromer, Sheringham and Hunstanton....possibly Sheringham just shading it..or maybe Hunstanton did.......mind you, Cromer was nice...
D
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Ganton is the best course I played this year.
But I played a few tracks for the first time which were hugely enjoyable, Aberdovey, Stoneham and Hayling were great fun.
But I played a few tracks for the first time which were hugely enjoyable, Aberdovey, Stoneham and Hayling were great fun.
KenL
Tour Rookie
Apart from my own course, the best for me was Spey Valley.
I really enjoyed it, a lot more than I thought I would as I'd heard mixed reports.
I really enjoyed it, a lot more than I thought I would as I'd heard mixed reports.
HeftyHacker
Well-known member
Silloth in their Rotary Open was superb (as it always is) but also really enjoyed Ormskirk, Pleasington and Stockport this year.
Special mention to Fairhaven as well but I wasn't able to enjoy it as my golf was woeful.
Special mention to Fairhaven as well but I wasn't able to enjoy it as my golf was woeful.
Funt1m3
New member
Hankley common. Was recommended it, and was not disappointed. Weather was perfect, good group of lads, one to remember.
evemccc
Well-known member
Do you prefer SV to the Boat?
HPIMG
Active member
I would say Spey valley is a much better course IMO
evemccc
Well-known member
My biggest surprise this year - and purely because I didn’t know what to expect - was Dunbar. @KenL laid on some perfect weather. I thought it was superbly conditioned with strategy and as it was right by the water, great sea views. It would be the sort of course I would like to be a member, the atmosphere / decor of the clubhouse was just what I like - a mix of traditional / historical old-school charm but welcoming and not pretentious or snobby. It all just seemed how golf should be and ‘proper’
Best course I played has to be the Ailsa, again in perfect weather with a winter GF
evemccc
Well-known member
Ahhh I had the choice of them this summer when in the Highlands and opted for BOG…
I guess I will have to go back up there again and play SV ?
D
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Ipswich for me. It’s a great layout where almost every hole is a good one. The 4th (?) being the exception.
Despite the dry weather the course was in fantastic condition.
The welcome we had as visitors was fantastic, which cannot be said for some other clubs.
£65 on a Saturday afternoon was a bargain.
Despite the dry weather the course was in fantastic condition.
The welcome we had as visitors was fantastic, which cannot be said for some other clubs.
£65 on a Saturday afternoon was a bargain.
Yorkhacker
Well-known member
Apart from my home course which has been the best i've played this year, my favourite has been Coxmoor, closely followed by Hallamshire, Ilkley and Selby.
I played Ganton too, but would put it at the bottom of my list for overall experience.
I played Ganton too, but would put it at the bottom of my list for overall experience.
srixon 1
Journeyman Pro
Not played many other courses this year and don’t remember any new ones. Probably Broadstone in UK, and it’s a toss up between the Carya and the Montgomerie in Belek. Both brilliant but for different reasons.
louise_a
Money List Winner
I keep promising mysrlf that I will play Cavendish but still havent.
No doubt about my best, Royal Birkdale, 3 rounds in the county championship fabulous course one of the best i have played.
Honourable mention too for Moor Allerton, which I played for the first time, great course with lots of variety of holes.
No doubt about my best, Royal Birkdale, 3 rounds in the county championship fabulous course one of the best i have played.
Honourable mention too for Moor Allerton, which I played for the first time, great course with lots of variety of holes.
cvieri32
Hacker
Lindrick would have to be the pick for me. Played on a summer‘s afternoon and had the course practically to ourselves, an almost surreal experience. Enjoyed the Ryder Cup displays / room in the clubhouse and they’d made a real effort for the Jubilee, which was a nice touch.
Honourable mentions to the Lambourne Club, Hallamshire and Silkstone GC, all 3 thoroughly enjoyable rounds and great hospitality.
Honourable mentions to the Lambourne Club, Hallamshire and Silkstone GC, all 3 thoroughly enjoyable rounds and great hospitality.
chellie
Tour Winner
We haven't played many away courses this year but the two days at Ganton plus a stay in the dormy house would be hard to beat. Company was fabulous as well.
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