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[thomasmark71]

we are a group of 8-12 looking to do a 2 night 3 round stay in england…( only england)
would like to stay insite with maybe 2 courses onsite
any suggestions please
thanks

 

[PhilTheFragger]

Forest Pines in north Lincolnshire has 3 loops of 9 which you can mix & match

been there 4 times, decent track

 

[pendodave]

we are a group of 8-12 looking to do a 2 night 3 round stay in england…( only england)
would like to stay insite with maybe 2 courses onsite
any suggestions please
thanks

Princes?

 

[Lord Tyrion]

You don't give an idea of geography other than England, you might want to scale it down a bit. Budget would help as well.

In the meantime, covering the NE,

Ramside Hall, Durham
Slaley Hall, Hexham

If the budget is bigger, Close House, 15 minutes west of Newcastle

 

[thomasmark71]

You don't give an idea of geography other than England, you might want to scale it down a bit. Budget would help as well.

In the meantime, covering the NE,

Ramside Hall, Durham
Slaley Hall, Hexham

any part of england as we willing to travel..and open to any budget

 

[nickjdavis]

Carden Park near Chester. On site accomodation two courses both different styles.

 

[IanM]

Radical thought. Book out the dormy House at Burnham and Berrow. 27 holes on site and play another day at Weston.

 

[The Fader]

May be considered remote depending on where you are coming from - but St. Mellion in Cornwall would get my vote.

36 holes, decent hotel with good leisure facilities

Nicklaus course is a beauty and beast in equal measures. Has it's own Amen Corner 10th, 11th & 12th

Kernow course much more relaxing and fun to play with some nice holes including a great risk reward driveable par 4 over water.

 

[patricks148]

Another one for Forest Pines,only been the once, but was impressed with the 3 loops of 9 and the hotel and bar were good.

 

[Marshy77]

From experience I'd suggest Forest Pines, Carden Park and Slaley Hall.

 

[thomasmark71]

Carden Park near Chester. On site accomodation two courses both different styles.

From experience I'd suggest Forest Pines, Carden Park and Slaley Hall.

From experience I'd suggest Forest Pines, Carden Park and Slaley Hall.

which one would you say has most “character” rather than flat and boring?

 

[wjemather]

Radical thought. Book out the dormy House at Burnham and Berrow. 27 holes on site and play another day at Weston.

Things to be aware of...

Open FQ has been moved from Burnham due to the state of the fairways (in particular); mats are likely to be in play all year (and beginning of next) as they look to recover and host Open FQ next year.

Most of the fairways at Weston have been shocking for years, and showed no signs of improvement when I was there this week.

 

[Bazz]

Done Carden Park, The Vale, Belton Woods. All very good.

 

[Pin-seeker]

I’d give Slaley hall a miss.
Played it recently & was disappointed.
Food not great either.

 

[LincolnShep]

If you want two courses then Thonock Park, Belton Woods, Carden Park, Greetham Valley, Breadsall Priory and Forest of Arden all fit the bill. Played them all and would happily go back to any of them.

 

[PhilTheFragger]

Woodhall Spa is another possibility
We stayed in the village

 

[Deleted member 31467]

Carden Park is perilously close to Wales.

 

[ColchesterFC]

Are you dead set on staying on site?

If not, I'd suggest a hotel in Cromer and play Cromer and Sheringham.
Or stay at Heacham Manor and play there and Brancaster/Hunstanton.
Or Aldeburgh and Thorpeness.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I’d give Slaley hall a miss.
Played it recently & was disappointed.
Food not great either.

What was the issue with the course? I haven't played it for a good few years, interested to hear.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

If you want on site then

Hawkstone Park - two very good courses

MacDonald Portal

Forest Pines

Belfry

Warwickshire