How about you try finding one (in the past of course) that describes a top 100 course as 'utter garbage' and 'utterly disgraceful' - apart from CF's of course! It was that description that D4S stated he hadn't seen, not a 'poor review' of one, of which I'm certain there'd be plenty!
Coincidentally, I did just that last year(actually a couple of other courses as well)but we played the previous three consecutively.
I've played Hunstanton several times and always enjoyed it. Yes it is old school, yes it is quirky (2 ball course etc) but still a place that is well worth visiting.
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Just a shallow 'scared of being proven wrong' WUM (for which you seem to have plenty of time!) then!
Give it a rest mate, you're just embarrassing yourself
Oof and you've got a dog tooOh the irony
Have you actually got an opinion about Hunstanton or are you just looking to troll people ?
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You have a point but if anyone turns up at a course and there are issues either with the service of course I have no issue with constructive criticism about the problems and then I'd look to take it away and deal with it privately with the said course. I wouldn't come on here and run absolutely everything about the place down in such a negative and direct manner. Poor form in my book
From what I can see the only person slagging off the course is the OP and it would be nice if he came back and gave his reasons.
Just to bring this topic back to some sort of sensible level - I think these comments are fair. I've never played a links course yet, and while I think the set-up might actually suit my game (although just guessing on that), I do wonder whether I'd really appreciate a links course that was considered high standard. Because I don't really have a bar for expectations on it. To the untrained eye, a links course possibly would just look like a scrappy, sandy uneven piece of land with some flags in it.I've known CF through forums for a while. He's a decent chap and always makes me smile with his regular outrage over paying more than he thinks is the going rate for everything from green fees to portions of chips!
I would imagine Hunstanton to be the sort of place he should steer well clear of. Old school in every sense, old Colonels and old school manners and values. The course itself is classic links. That might be a bit ragged in places, and I think that is part of the charm.
Liking that sort of place isn't compulsory, although I think it is super. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.... course assessment is personal. Hence my point on the other thread. But, I hope he didn't pitch up expecting to be sneered at, and was delighted when he thought he was.
And, thank God he didn't go to Brancaster! Makes Hunstanton look like Phoenix Nights!!!
For the record... a 3 day trip of Hunstanton, RWN Brancaster and Sherringham would take some beating!!!!
The Colloseum, it's just a big pile of rocks innit
. If Karl Pilkington did Links golf 
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