HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
The 17th at Camberley is definitely a decent hole. Not a fan of the 16th if you don't know the pond is there as a few on the H4H day didn't and it forces you to take a silly club to lay up
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Wasn’t the pond put in by the Japanese in the 80’s so they could stock coy carp? Seems out of character.
Shooter McPowick
Head Pro
I have to agree with you, I would play Blackmoor over Camberley. Blackmoor is very well priced.
Shooter McPowick
Head Pro
Yes this is often said about Hindhead however there is absolutely nothing wrong with the back nine and in some respect, It’s actually more difficult and challenging. Problem is, the front nine is so breathtakingly beautiful it makes the back 9 appear weaker than it is.
I think if you played the back nine first, people would appreciate it more.
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Think it’s ok if you have a course planner though and know the pond is there
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
And you tell your playing partners......
sunshine
Well-known member
Atmosphere? In the clubhouse you mean?
That's like judging a restaurant by the availability of parking!
But let's be clear, the quality of car park is an important component when judging a golf course. Certainly a crazyface assessment
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Therein lay the problem at H4H. Not many planners and those that did know kept schtum. As it happened Finch hit the green and made eagle and Shiels made birdie. I did neitherAnd you tell your playing partners......
2 local courses to me in Ireland are about £900 a year. One of them is a really decent links too.
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One needs somewhere nice to change one’s shoesBut let's be clear, the quality of car park is an important component when judging a golf course. Certainly a crazyface assessment
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And you tell your playing partners......
Even more so when there are no planners and you have been given one to share with the group
Our subs went up 4.5% if paid by the end of January.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
And I hit the lake while you were standing there with a planner… but let’s not split hairs aye…..
You’d assume that, if someone has the only book in the group, they’d share the info.Even more so when there are no planners and you have been given one to share with the group
Course planners? Was this played in 1985?
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
As I was told couple of years back as I stood there with driver in hand.And you tell your playing partners......
chico
Club Champion
Spare a thought for the poor sods who have a wife that plays as well. I'm looking around for a new club and everywhere is around £2k for both of us.
Actually looking at country membership, bit of a jaunt but brings the cost down to about £900 a year.
Actually looking at country membership, bit of a jaunt but brings the cost down to about £900 a year.
evemccc
Well-known member
Loved my (rainy) day at Hindhead - everything seemed good about the Club & course — I played the back 9 first, and it’s got many very nice holes IMO
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
It is important.But let's be clear, the quality of car park is an important component when judging a golf course. Certainly a crazyface assessment
At my club on comp day you can’t get a space. It’s quite a small one.
We have to park on the road and walk to the course.
First world problem
Our overflow is on the grass. I’d like to say that’s why I bought an AWD SUV. But it was really because it was very powerful and fast.It is important.
At my club on comp day you can’t get a space. It’s quite a small one.
We have to park on the road and walk to the course.
First world problem
