Show us your's

[Ken_A]

After reading a few posts and seeing various peoples clubs I thought it would be good to create a thread showing your course and favorite hole and any reasons for it.

tandragee golf club

With the first, 16'th and 18 all brilliant holes.

I am just a new menber but I am impressed with the Pro and assistant pro (both ladies), everyone I have met have been very nice plesent people. Alltogether nice people and a great club which is in good condition.

Only slight drawback is the bloomin hills - its quite hilly and you need to position balls for good consistancy. Currently I am lucky to get a ball to go the right direction nevermind the need to position them.

 

[benny]

South Cliff Golf Club in Scarborough is my track. www.southcliffgolfclub.com
Favourite holes are the first (which is a shame cos i have to play it first) and the 15th. 15 is called The Draw - Alister McKenzie of Augusta designed our course and this and 16 are the most Augusta like holes here, sloping right away to the left. The tee shot as you can imagine calls for a draw so its funny how many wild slices happen on this tee right onto the practise ground. Or you can be a Jock and hit over the trees - try doing that and keeping a straight face - most rewarding or punishing tee shot on the course and a great feat of McKenzie design.

Good call for a post by the way.

 

[SS2]

My club is Cawder Golf Club, north-east of Glasgow.

http://www.cawder.co.uk/

The pic in the middle of the home page is the view from the 18th tee: 202 yds par three downhill. The clubhouse dates from the 16th Century.

The best holes are 14 and 15. Sorry, I ain't got a picture...

 

[haplesshacker]

Nice idea for a thread.

 

[Deleted member 1147]

My club is Ashbourne Golf Club in Derbyshire. http://www.ashbournegolfclub.co.uk/

My fav' hole is the 15th.

Par 5 over 500yds with a LtoR dogleg around a small quarry just short of the green. It takes a good drive to get in range of the green in 2, and if you go for the green in 2 it's straight over the rough stuff. It's well bunkered aswell!

 

[thecraw]

I play my golf at


http://www.ranfurlycastlegolfclub.co.uk/

 

[medwayjon]

www.gillinghamgolfclub.co.uk

Favourite holes for me are the 14th long dog-leg par 4, 15th long par 5 with plenty of trouble and 18th par 3, played over trees usually, water on the right and anything long left is ob, also overlooked by the clubhouse balcony.

 

[mick]

www.wiltongolfclub.co.uk
this is my track,my favorite holes are the par three fourth,can play anything from a six to a eight depending on the wind,and the par five fifth which i seem to birdie quite a bit.website is pretty shocking though.

 

[Ken_A]

Some nice looking courses.

It must be hard to get the pictures to look like the real thing - I know the pics on my home course really do not do it justice. They just dont show length, slopes or the millions of hights and hollows that can cause you trouble.

 

[vig]

http://www.club-noticeboard.com/midyorkshire/

My Gaff, fav holes 7, 15 & 16

 

[AliB]

Gill
Looks like a great club. Only once visited Derbyshire and liked it a lot.

i'm at
http://www.woodlands-golf.com/golf_at_woodlands-8.html

The course (under redevelopment) is coming along nicely (18 more holes this June)but it's mainly pay and play, so there are a few drawbacks (that's the polite version!)
Until today my least favourite hole was fourth - drive to lay up before bunkers then sharp dog-leg left and still two good shots for me to get to the green which has water 3 sides. Parred it today, so now I am loving it!

AliB

 

[vig]

I love courses with water.

Once went with a society (many years ago) to a course with about 7 holes involving water. My sides were hurting at the end as so many balls were lost at some of these holes.

 

[Deleted member 1147]

Cheers Ali, unfortunately the photos don't really do it justice, a rather dry summer I think!

Woodlands looks nice (and relaxed) plenty of water for those Pro Vs!!!

 

[GB72]

The link to my current course is in my signature. Personal favourites are the 7th over brook and the 17th with Stoke Rochford Hall alongside.

My favourite views, however, are on my old course at Rutland Water (still go there at least once a month). This is the 11th Hole par 4 dog leg with great views over the sailing clubs

 

[barb]

My course is
www.thebgcmembers.co.uk
There are not many photos of the course on there yet as it's still in the development stage but still thing you can look at.
My favorite holes are red 4 uphill par 5 and yellow 6 par 4 (we have 3 lots of 9 holes, red, yellow and blue though the blues are usually under water when it rains )

 

[clubchamp07]

Good idea KenA I have played your course a number of times over the years a really enjoyed. Would be a good spot for another Irish meet.
www.massereene.com
My fav hole is the par 3 3rd as I've had a couple of 1's at it. It's a fairly easy hole but as like many you can rack up a double on it.

 

[Atticus_Finch]

Most of you will have seen it before, but here it is anyway..
http://www.carnoustiegolflinks.co.uk/?page_id=25
Click in the holes you want to see.

 

[mass]

http://www.brechingolfclub.co.uk/

website is cack but the course is good

 

[Atticus_Finch]

I can confirm this, having played Brechin a couple of times. The last time was just before/after the Club Championship I believe and the greens were lightening fast with the pins in almost impossible places.
Thoroughly enjoyed it.

 

[mass]

They are still quick, even at this time of year. If you fancy another round there drop me a PM, i am home till the 12th