Leftie
Tour Winner
Apart from the obvious intrusive motorway noise, any feedback on the above course, particularly winter golf, would be appreciated.
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Reigate Hill Golf Course
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jimbob.someroo
Journeyman Pro
Have played a couple of times in comps Overall not a bad course, not brilliant but there are some great value deals on to play there.
A lot of short Par 4's and a couple of really tough holes (Par 5 11th / Par 3 12th). Stroke 1 is the Par 5 13th and is my favourite hole as I'm currently -4 for the three rounds I've played there!
Nice clubhouse and facilities (grass range there too, although never used it).
Was wet the week we played last, and to be honest, the course was fine. Sort of on the side of a hill and so the majority of holes aren't too damp. Motorway noise also not really a huge distraction and forgot it was there altogether tbh.
A lot of short Par 4's and a couple of really tough holes (Par 5 11th / Par 3 12th). Stroke 1 is the Par 5 13th and is my favourite hole as I'm currently -4 for the three rounds I've played there!
Nice clubhouse and facilities (grass range there too, although never used it).
Was wet the week we played last, and to be honest, the course was fine. Sort of on the side of a hill and so the majority of holes aren't too damp. Motorway noise also not really a huge distraction and forgot it was there altogether tbh.
Foxholer
Blackballed
I used to play it quite often many moons ago - on the way home from work.
Jimbob's comments pretty much reflect mine. The back 9 is on flatter ground and if it has rained a lot can get a little damp, but less so than many other courses. Some 'interesting' holes, including one with a tree (big old Oak from memory) surrounded by a sizeable amount of rough in the middle of the fairway!
Jimbob's comments pretty much reflect mine. The back 9 is on flatter ground and if it has rained a lot can get a little damp, but less so than many other courses. Some 'interesting' holes, including one with a tree (big old Oak from memory) surrounded by a sizeable amount of rough in the middle of the fairway!
jimbob.someroo
Journeyman Pro
Mixed up here, 14th is the Par 5 - 13 is a weird Par 4 which you can knock it on but the green is quite narrow.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
Played there a couple of times, once with Jim. I think it's a nice little track, re the motorway noise.... If your in the right company you won't even notice it!
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
Goose poo all over three holes when I used to play it, which bugged the hell out of me!
If they've culled the buggers, it's quite a nice little course.
If they've culled the buggers, it's quite a nice little course.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
10 is Mickey Mouse. Aimed way left and pitched left semi and ran down the hill into a bunker. My mates a member and it was an ok course and ideal for him as a beginner but there wasn't a lot there I enjoyed too much
Leftie
Tour Winner
So. 5 semi positive and 1 negative..............
No probs Homer. For me it's as much about the company as the course. Anyway, at £15 a round at this time of the year it's a no brainer.
Bratty. "Goose poo all over three holes when I used to play it, which bugged the hell out of me!" To be honest, that was one of several reasons that I moved from Westerham about 13 years ago. The last 50 yards before the pond on the 18th at that time were a nightmare.
Thanks for the feedback guys :thup:
No probs Homer. For me it's as much about the company as the course. Anyway, at £15 a round at this time of the year it's a no brainer.
Bratty. "Goose poo all over three holes when I used to play it, which bugged the hell out of me!" To be honest, that was one of several reasons that I moved from Westerham about 13 years ago. The last 50 yards before the pond on the 18th at that time were a nightmare.
Thanks for the feedback guys :thup:
Bratty
Princess Pouty (Queen of Fish Lips)
Leftie
Tour Winner
No geese there now, Rog!
Good to know mate - but I don't think that I will be rejoining just yet :lol:
