bluewolf
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St Enodoc is on mine as well mate. I was thinking of a 2016 jolly boys venture down to Devon/Cornwall to play St Enodoc, Saunton (both), RND, Trevose and a few others.. What you reckon?
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St Enodoc is on mine as well mate. I was thinking of a 2016 jolly boys venture down to Devon/Cornwall to play St Enodoc, Saunton (both), RND, Trevose and a few others.. What you reckon?
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Liverbirdie
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Boooo - I've played both Saunton courses and hopefully playing St Enodoc in the next 2 weeks.
RND, Trevose and Burnham and berrow sound good.
To break up the links courses St. Mellion would be good.:thup:
I would like to play the Sauntons again at some point as I played the 36 in one day, and it passed my by TBH. I was knackered.
Merv_swerve
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Nice on the radar list
an excellent way to play Hollinwell, Lindrick and Sherwood is the heathland classic
http://heathlandgolfclassic.co.uk/ > I played them all at various times last year in Opens and am returning in 2015.
for Seacroft, a similar event is in June called the Lincolnshire Swing, which gets you the Hotchkin at Woodhall Spa
http://www.opengolfclubcompetitions.co.uk/competitions/show/6556
Qwerty
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That'd be a good trip :thup: The set up and accommodation at Trevose is superb.
Liverbirdie
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Dormy house at B&Berrow also.:thup:
I might have a walk by Trevose with the dog, any walks close, dave?
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Liverbirdie
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Looks good that, always during the week though aren't they?
Qwerty
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Loads mate its a really nice area..
Follow the signs to mother iveys bay caravan park and Theres a car park just a bit further down the road.
From there you can walk down The back of the green of the 4th hole (below)
Then walk across Constantine bay beach which runs down the back of the course :thup:
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Ethan
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Played it a few years back. Classic design and stunning scenery. Some other good golf nearby. I liked Stewart Creek in Canmore, a bit along the road back towards Calgary, and also played Silvertip. It was pretty scenic too, although pretty much everything is around there, although the course was a bit quirky in places. Watch out for bears.
sev112
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Homer I have East Berks and Goring& Streatley on my list as well as Huntercombe
We ought to org a few games when the weather warms up a bit next year
richart
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Not played East Berks, but other two are lovely courses.:thup:
HomerJSimpson
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Definitely. Must be able to get a fourball sorted. Never heard of Huntercombe but looks good from their website
Foxholer
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Definitely worth a visit, even just for the views. Slightly quirky, slightly stuffy feel and pretty much a 2-ball Club. You'll certainly be able to recognise a Red Kite afterwards! One of only a couple of Par 3 starting holes that isn't a pain (Kilspindie is another)!
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HomerJSimpson
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We've plenty of red kites at put place so know what a magnificent bird they are. What's quirky about it?
richart
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It has bomb craters in the fairway.
We used to play in the evening, and you paid in the local pub.
HomerJSimpson
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It has bomb craters in the fairway.
We used to play in the evening, and you paid in the local pub.
Yep, bomb craters definitely quirky.
sev112
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I've got a beautiful original artwork of 4 or 5 red kites over my stairs, courtesy of this year's Henley Arts Trail. Fabulous brides to watch, we are so lucky to have them over us all the time here. Very big. If they ever come down onto the fairway you see how really big they are, especially the dominant males.
chrisd
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I'd love to go there ........... I'm short on potatoes!
HomerJSimpson
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You wouldn't love to go there. Honestly. Not even for spuds!
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