Val
Ryder Cup Winner
Is it any good? Would it be worth a 6 hour drive to play?
Marriott St Pierre
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pokerjoke
Money List Winner
Good but not amazing and no not worth the drive.
richart
Major Champion
If you haven't played it Val, Burnham and Berrrow would be worth a similar drive. St Pierre not for me.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Not a great course despite travelling from Berkshire to play and win the GM Centenary qualifier. Some good holes but some so so ones too
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
Nice enough but not a great course.
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
Its OK but not sure Id be rushing to do a 6 hour drive unless theres more on offer than just the 18 holes lol
Duckster
Tour Rookie
Stop off at Southport and play round there instead.
I enjoyed my 2 days there and played both courses, I'd play the championship course again but I wouldn't put myself overly out unless it was a very good deal.
scottbrown
Head Pro
Played it a lot as relatively local.
Nice track, good test.
Gets wet in winter
Worth the drive? Nah
Nice track, good test.
Gets wet in winter
Worth the drive? Nah
Dave B
Q-School Graduate
Val
You'll pass some very good courses on the way down to get there.
For groups and weekends away it's a good venue. The food and accommodation are excellent and the courses are well kept and quite challenging, however out of the weekends we had away last year, although we all said we'd go back, we'll be giving it a miss next year as there are other venues we want to play.
You'll pass some very good courses on the way down to get there.
For groups and weekends away it's a good venue. The food and accommodation are excellent and the courses are well kept and quite challenging, however out of the weekends we had away last year, although we all said we'd go back, we'll be giving it a miss next year as there are other venues we want to play.
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
Interesting, I have a recipricol for B&B, get it for £20 i think
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
I play in that area frequently, im a member at Wallasey.
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
Thanks for the info guys, the drive down isn't the problem as i will be 2 hours or so from there with work anyway, the game at St Pierre is an event i play annually with work but it moves around the country so although im making the journey it costs me nothing more than my time.
Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
No.
Simple as that if it is just a days golf.
Decent place to stay and play for a couple of days though.
Come off the M5 early and enjoy lovely drive down the Wye Valley.
Simple as that if it is just a days golf.
Decent place to stay and play for a couple of days though.
Come off the M5 early and enjoy lovely drive down the Wye Valley.
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You'd drive past the Belfry to play St Pierre?? Shame on you!! :rofl:
Foxholer
Blackballed
Why bother going any further then?!
Though the reciprocal at B&B would seem a good option too!
shewy
Journeyman Pro
It's ok but I'd go for rolls of Monmouth instead or the 2010 at Celtic Manor, good drainage. My missus works in Chepstow so practically drive past St Pierre if I'm dropping her off.
Val
Ryder Cup Winner
I've played the Belfry, Brabazon had some of the best greens ive ever putted on.
Why bother going any further then?!
Though the reciprocal at B&B would seem a good option too!
Im not playing it through choice, i either play St Pierre or don't go.
Siren
Tour Rookie
I rate the track very highly but with a 6 hour drive? Not for me.
Swingalot
Challenge Tour Pro
Have played it many times and off the back sticks it is a bit of a beast. I like it as a test of golf and has some very nice holes. Does get very busy, as lots of society's etc.
