Foxholer
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I'd disagree....I think it's GREAT value!
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Honestly I didn't notice that it made a difference.... The members scene was always really well attended and even on friendly games the tee times were well stocked. I'm not entirely sure how it had it's reputation.... But people seemed to believe it was something special.
I was never a fan of beacon, but more to do with the members than the course itself.
If it were me looking in that area again I'd see how sweetwoods and the nevill were shaping up.
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
Sweetwoods is looking good right now. Lovely course.
I thought it was a cracking course when I played it a few years ago
spongebob59
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Always enjoyed playing there ?
maybe a summer forum day out?
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I was a member there for 3 years, did a longest day 72 holes too.... Love that course.
Foxholer
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Also one of the 'regular' and 'preferred' venues for our TW based group - back in the late '90s.
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
I'm in!
hairball_89
Club Champion
Count me in. Holtye next door is always fun too!
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
We (Westerham) are playing Holtye at our place Saturday. Hopefully I'll make the team to go to their place too. Never played it.
hairball_89
Club Champion
Short, good fun. 9 holes with 2 sets of tees. Some of them similar and some change the holes dramatically. And has my favourite par 3 of any I've played in the south east.
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I'm playing holtye in may for a charity day... Never played it before. What can I expect?
Foxholer
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Hairball summed it up pretty well. Don't expect pristine condition/immaculate greens, but a decent challenge and a joy to be in the setting. At least, that's what it was like 20+ years ago!
hairball_89
Club Champion
As I mentioned above. It's short. 1 long par 4. No par 5s and 3 par 3s. Go round twice but there are separate tees for front/back 9.
The 4th is my a joyous par 3 that I would never get tired of. 150 yards ish first time but downhill a club or so, second time round a good 30 yards further back and uphill further. This is the 4th.
It's definitely "get able" for a decent player. In a streak of good form I once hit 38 round the "front" 9 playing off 24.
Decent driving range, reasonable putting green etc. And a super reception in the clubhouse. I have lessons with the pro there, Nick Duc, who i must say is brilliant.
Pants
Challenge Tour Pro
Holtye is a lovely little course. A bit "quirky" in places but interesting. Played it several times (usually badly but nothing new there) as a friend of mine is a member. He moved there after being at Sweetwoods 
. Have to agree about the 4th. Great hole with several clubs difference between playing it front and back 9.
. Have to agree about the 4th. Great hole with several clubs difference between playing it front and back 9.
Norrin Radd
Tour Winner
Holtye is a dangerous course , nearly had my head knocked off twice playing there, some tees are blind and if the group in front are on the second nine you can't see them teeing off and obviously they can't see you
Dangerous course in my opinion
Dangerous course in my opinion
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
It will be now, however dec-feb it’s normally boggy
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
Couldn't be any worse than Westerham, and will certainly be better than Hever and Nizels, those months, I'm sure!
shagster
Head Pro
all course on clay get very wet now with the deluges of rain we get
does seem a bit expensive for hever
ESN is 1900 with 2 great course and free range
greens are superb at moment, best i have seen at this time of year
does seem a bit expensive for hever
ESN is 1900 with 2 great course and free range
greens are superb at moment, best i have seen at this time of year
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