One course for the rest of your golfing life?

[ScienceBoy]

Surely has to be somewhere I can knock it round till I'm 90 so anywhere local I can do that which has decent members and good competitions.

As long as the greens are decent enough and they cut the rough under trees I'm happy

 

[Deleted member 1147]

I've not played the number of top courses some of you guys can list, some of the best I have played include the Grove, Hillside, The Brab', West Hill, Camberley, Seacroft, the 2010 and The Old Course at Vilamoura, but I think of those that I have played Sherwood Forest gets my vote - nice and scoreable front 9, tough as nails back 9 - kept finding my ball (even in the long stuff) and a hole-in-one on the 4th gives me good memories.

Can't wait for Swinley next month, and Sunningdale and NZ next year to try to change my top course.

 

[Liverbirdie]

If we are ignoring distance to travel to it I would have to go with Royal St Davids. I really enjoy the course even when it shows me who's boss. Always rewards good golf.

I'm gonna blow up that castle, and see if it gets in a top 100, after that.

 

[C&R]

Druids glen

 

[macca64]

Just come back off holiday, has to be Ile Aux Cerfs.