Best Course you have played?

[pbrown7582]

Royal Liverpool, royal aberdeen and cruden bay my top 3.

off to birkdale next month and hillside in september so hopefully theyll be bidding for a top 3 place.

 

[Smiffy]

Best? Carnoustie Championship.
Most enjoyable? Beau Desert

 

[Captainron]

Best Course. Royal County Down. Most enjoyable. Cruden Bay

 

[level5s]

Most enjoyable - I know it gets a hard time on here but I really loved Castle Stuart. Going back again in August

when I played it I came away under whelmed with memories of good holes down by the Firth but others being very ordinary and just making up the 18.
having been up to watch the Scottish Open last week I saw it in a different light and really want to go back and play it, maybe next year along with Nairn.

 

[percy_layer]

Muirfield for me

 

[Ethan]

not been playing long but the 2 best courses I have played so far are boavista and parque de floresta in portugal

If you like P da F you should get over to Disney on Orlando. A lot more Mickey Mouse courses there

 

[Snelly]

Best course I have played - Royal County Down. Best by a long way. Loved it every time I have played there and probably had the best round of my life there too. Shot 5 over in 35mph+ winds last October and it felt like 10 under.

Other favourites: Hankley Common, Sunningdale, Swinley Forest, Saunton East, St Georges Hill, Hillside, Hollinwell, West Sussex, Berkshire Red, Muirfield and Macrihanish.

 

[Fish]

Forest of Arden especially the back 9 with all the deer running around and some good water feature holes.

Saunton Sands (East) was unbelievable for my first ever links experience.

Course & club I enjoyed just lately for the whole package was the Avenning at Minchinhampton.

Haven't played many around the country yet as some would be beyond me but I'm getting there.

 

[mcbroon]

when I played it I came away under whelmed with memories of good holes down by the Firth but others being very ordinary and just making up the 18.
having been up to watch the Scottish Open last week I saw it in a different light and really want to go back and play it, maybe next year along with Nairn.

I didn't have any expectations when I went, which maybe helped. And it was a beautiful day, which definitely helped.

The holes down by the Firth are brilliant and there are a couple of so-so ones up the hill but as an overall experience, I haven't had better.

 

[Tignanello97]

Marseille ??

 

[Tignanello97]

Some of my favourites....royal ostende,finca cortesin,la riserva, Pont royal,fancourt,kings,Weston gailes,panmure........the list could go on & on...

 

[ScienceBoy]

Grimsby Golf Club or Blackmoor

Grimsby has the best par 3s I have ever played but blackmoor is just a fab place to play golf.

 

[brendy]

Best course I have played is Castle Stuart, the place is still so new but oozes class, the only complaint I ever hear about it is its wide fairways, if that is the biggest complaint then it is doing an awful lot right then.
Most enjoyable is Ardglass... in the wind. Stunning surroundings and enough difficulty to keep the best golfers busy but also fair enough to keep the duffers smiling too.

 

[need_my_wedge]

I really liked the New Course at St Andrews, also 2010, the Dukes at Woburn and La Mer at Le Touquet.

 

[stuvr6]

County Louth (Baltray) for me, closely followed by Wentworth West and Woodhall Spa Hotchkin

 

[brendy]

Baltray is a great choice, when we played there just after the Irish open though, it was incredibly windy and tough.

County Louth (Baltray) for me, closely followed by Wentworth West and Woodhall Spa Hotchkin

 

[Hobbit]

For atmosphere, St Andrews, and best staying over to get a real feel of the whole experience.

For the challenge, Carnoustie. Stayed over in a little pub in Broughty Ferry(?), and had a cracking time.

 

[richart]

For atmosphere, St Andrews, and best staying over to get a real feel of the whole experience.

Quite right:thup:

 

[Dodger]

RCD,Royal Aberdeen and Old Course to name a few,love them all for very differing reasons but all are fantastic golf courses.

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

For atmosphere, St Andrews, and best staying over to get a real feel of the whole experience.

I've got a week there next month for the Eden tournament :whoo: