Best course you've ever played?

[dave_dunbar]

I have only ever played St Mellion in the UK most of my rounds were on muni's went round in 101 if I Remember correctly.

 

[Imurg]

Played Swinley Forest a few years back.
Not long but as good as it gets - a real gem

 

[rgs]

Limited experiance however so far it is roganstown Swords Dublin.

http://www.roganstown.com/golf_see_course.jsp

Ken A thats my home course-thanks for the kind thoughts it is a fine course.

My favourite in Ireland--Mount Juliet-
In European--Valderamma

 

[grumpyjock]

Has to be Downfield home of the Scotish open

 

[backwoodsman]

Montrose (Medal)

But special mention to Elephant Hills, Zimbabwe

 

[Boabski]

the belfry experience for me guys, played both the Brabazon and the PGA,

 

[Vincent]

Woburn (Duke's, Duchess' or Marquess). Three fantastic tracks.

 

[upsidedown]

the belfry experience for me guys, played both the Brabazon and the PGA,

I did that with my 2 brothers and nephew just before I emmigrated in Aug 2007 and we had a great time , well worth the dosh and helped that I played to handicap off the whites.But neither the best for me.

Cant choose between West course Wentworth or Crans - sur -Sierre in Switzerland.

Played Wentworth in horrendous conditions but course stood up well and all that history. Excellent clubhouse and superb breakfast and dinner in Ryder/Curtis Cup room.

Played Crans about 10 times and the course is challenging with awesome views of the Alps, plus your ball travels for ever in the thin air.

 

[mhchambers50]

Out of the ones I've played so far:
UK-Gleneagles Queens course
Abroad-Banff Springs,Canada
Although I have to say other favourites are Pitlochry and
Kilspindie........

 

[greengrass]

Easy one for me this

Royal County Down

Can't believe no one else has said so either !!!

 

[USER1999]

RCD is my Dads favourite, but I have never played it. Probably won't get the chance either.

 

[OldWindy]

Aberdovey - not cos it's my club but it's the only top 100 course I've ever played - hopefully, I'll venture further afield now I have an official handicap. Gotta admit, would love to play Machrihanish, midges or not.

 

[bunkered]

Kingsbarns for me.

 

[Ken_A]

Easy one for me this

Royal County Down

Can't believe no one else has said so either !!!

I may be playing this in July, my old four ball are playing I am on the reserve list if anyone cant make it. They are booked for 12th July - I think thay are having an open week. £25 a round if I rember right.

 

[ball_basher]

seascale links in cumbria , cracker of a course and only £14 in January , we played in t-shirts most of the way round ,

links golf is deffo my favorite kind of track , although only played links twice before its so much more interesting , i guess i might not have enjoyed it so much if that wind got up ..

 

[Smudge]

Would probably be Chart Hills for me or Costa Adeje in Tenerife.

 

[mick]

oldwindy you've got to play mach,for the first drive alone.myself and my brother for the past two years have a week in that neck of the woods in july,midges are a nightmare,but mach and the other courses up there more than make up for it.