Opinions: Sunningdale and Royal St. George's in March

[makaveli]

I assume the guy I first met was the Secretary and he was fine as far as I was concerned. Like RSG before Xmas they don't make a fuss over you but just seem laid back. We did enjoy both courses and the food yesterday at RSG was top notch

I met the caddie master or the secretary, I don't remember, and he was very kind, the girl at the snack bar and the pro shop guy... not so much

 

[makaveli]

Something I noticed at both RCP and RSG is that passing members asked you if you enjoyed your day; they seemed to have a certain pride in their course that extended to checking whether visitors enjoyed themselves.

As regards the OP, I would certainly recommend playing any of the courses mentioned at this time of year to take advantage of the reduced green fees

I noticed that too about the members at RSG on the course, they were all very kind!

 

[makaveli]

Yes, fair to say they did at Littlestone as well, maybe it's a links thing.

I spent a great day at Littlestone last summer, course was beautiful, members were friendly, and they had an Italian chef too! Club sandwich was very good!

 

[Snelly]

Sunningdale Old and New will be spectacular in March. Highly recommended. Just check on the course maintenance programme before you book. The greens are immaculate but they do get hollow-tined, dressed etc so avoid a time when this is occurring.

And the lunch is pretty good there too. Also check the bin-ends on the wine list as there are often bargains. You may find a decent Amarone at a fair price!

 

[makaveli]

Thank you very much for all the replies guys!! Will keep you updated on how the course were!

Ciao
imak

 

[makaveli]

My friend has just finished 36 at Sunningdale, he was very lucky, it has been a great and sunny day! Course was a bit wet he said and greens were very hard!

He had a great day!!