Great that you enjoyed it Chris. A fantastic hotel, superb courses and club house. When I was there I also saw an eagle in flight which was wonderful.Well, what a great place to play golf. Weather wise, best day since last Thursday.
We got there two hours before our tee time to take it all in. Good practice facilities with driving range so had a good warm up.
Super clubhouse where we had coffee but forgot to pay! But went back after and paid.
You could see that the course had suffered from the recent poor weather. Some of the fairways had been re- turfed but had knitted in well and didn't detract from the golf.
Really liked the greens, were true and not too quick and probably why I putted so well.
Having a compulsory stop at the halfway hut was a welcome relief! A bit embarrassing as we left our wallets in the car but they said no problem just pay in the Dormie house. Great!
I had two blobs and 14points on the front nine but a much better showing on the back nine. 21 points and no blobs!
We both preferred the back nine which was very picturesque with stunning views! I thought my own course, Pyecombe in Sussex, has great views but not a patch on Gleneagles!
Just a slight niggle, some holes were not signposted and not always obvious where the next tee was.
All in all a great days golf and would love to return one day.
I haven't mentioned my brother as unfortunately he suffered with a poorly back. But he managed to get round and still out drove me a few times and like me thoroughly enjoyed the day.
Cheers Chris, yeah, it's all of the above and more!
Yeah when he gets into his stride Eze is very impressive. Or did you mean Zaha?
No Mitoma!
Mitoma is not an eagle.No Mitoma!
I know that!Mitoma is not an eagle.
Watch the conversation soar over your head like an
I did indeedI know that!
Chrisd would know what I mean.
Our first tee time isn't until 7:30 and you aren't allowed to play before thisPlugged the battery in at 5.34
Unplugged it 2 1/4 hours later having hit the ball 77 times...
Home by 8.15.
Time for a nap
The only, from my perspective, good thing about not having a full time booking system.
My club has just put a few photos up on a Facebook post - one of which clearly shows my mate missing a two foot putt.
What is now the Grim's Dyke hotel and restaurant was once the home of Mr Gilbert of Gilbert and Sullivan.My club has just put a few photos up on a Facebook post - one of which clearly shows my mate missing a two foot putt.
Creasing myselfMy club has just put a few photos up on a Facebook post - one of which clearly shows my mate missing a two foot putt.
