One course for the rest of your golfing life?
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Smiffy
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Bearwood Lakes
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Cruden bay
MashieNiblick
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Tough choice between Berkshire Red, Swinley Forest and Hankley Common.
I know Hankley the best and I have never not enjoyed playing there. Only played he others once but loved them both.
On balance I think I'd go for The Berkshire Red. Superb layout, great mix of holes (6 par 3s, 6 par 4s and 6 par 5s) and guaranteed to be in good nick. I assume fees are all paid for!
I know Hankley the best and I have never not enjoyed playing there. Only played he others once but loved them both.
On balance I think I'd go for The Berkshire Red. Superb layout, great mix of holes (6 par 3s, 6 par 4s and 6 par 5s) and guaranteed to be in good nick. I assume fees are all paid for!
richart
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Love links, but they would beat me up on a regular basis. Probably too cold and windy in the winter. Rules our Royal County Down and St Andrews Old.
Would have to be a heathland course where you get good drainage, and reasonable winter weather. Sunningdale New fits the bill, and I could always sneak on the Old when no one was looking.
Would have to be a heathland course where you get good drainage, and reasonable winter weather. Sunningdale New fits the bill, and I could always sneak on the Old when no one was looking.
CliveW
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You've played Augusta National???
SaintHacker
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Burnham and Berrow
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Seaton Carew, 22 holes which can be configured into 5 Courses.
backwoodsman
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Hmm... tricky
Is it a given that the gang from your home course are playing with you? It would be darned hard to give up the camaraderie of our regular weekend swindle just to play a different course.
On the other hand, sod 'em - Royal Dornoch (but I might change my mind after my first winter ...)
Is it a given that the gang from your home course are playing with you? It would be darned hard to give up the camaraderie of our regular weekend swindle just to play a different course.
On the other hand, sod 'em - Royal Dornoch (but I might change my mind after my first winter ...)
mcbroon
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The Old Course
Just in love with that place.
Just in love with that place.
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Turnberry.
Alex1975
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you sure you've played there Alex?
Ooops, I missed the specifics...
MendieGK
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Happy to take you for a game anytime you fancy it
bluewolf
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Saunton East. Surf all morning. Golf all afternoon, drinks and BBQ on the beach every night. Never, ever get bored with that.
SaintHacker
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Very kind. I'll definitely take you up on that although probably not until the new year now:thup:
Walton Heath, one in the morning, decent lunch and back out for the other course.
AMcC
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The Ailsa Course, Turnberry
chrisd
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The new at Sunningdale would certainly do for me
Tashyboy
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It's a coin toss between Anahita and il aux Cerf Mauritius. Make it best of three tosses, no best of five, no best of.......... Poor old Slab has to slum it on those most weekends. My nearest course is a pit tip then Sherwood.
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I am playing Bonville in November!!
I'd think Swinley would do nicely... or Walton Heath if you could shut the motorway down..
I'd think Swinley would do nicely... or Walton Heath if you could shut the motorway down..
