What course do you get excited about.

[guest100718]

Great views.... of the M1

yep, and low flying Ryan airplanes. Sometimes there are gypsies parked on the 16th fairway too.

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

yep, and low flying Ryan airplanes. Sometimes there are gypsies parked on the 16th fairway too.

You're not really selling this to me as somewhere I should play.

 

[Rooter]

I get excited about playing my home course! Playing once or twice a month, i'm just excited to go and play anywhere!

 

[guest100718]

You're not really selling this to me as somewhere I should play.

Its a nice muni. Only once have I seen someone with a gun....

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Its a nice muni. Only once have I seen someone with a gun....

Southampton is a nice muni.....only once have I seen someone get headbutted

True!!!

 

[Billysboots]

I'm a man of simple tastes. I absolutely love Peterborough Milton. Top, expensive courses are all very well and good, but if I've paid top dollar I often can't enjoy it. Milton is a friendly place and a lovely course.

 

[Hobbit]

The Hotchkin @ Woodhall.

 

[guest100718]

Southampton is a nice muni.....only once have I seen someone get headbutted

True!!!

You?

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

The Hotchkin @ Woodhall.

Is that because you played it with me?

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

You?

Sorry to disappoint you but no.....I was stood back on the tee while all this happened in the middle of the fairway. Possibly the most bizarre behaviour I've ever seen on a golf course

 

[la_lucha]

All of them tbh, even if it's a goat track.

Playing golf is a luxury and a privilege.

What he says. Getting out on the course is privilege enough for me.

 

[patricks148]

yep, and low flying Ryan airplanes. Sometimes there are gypsies parked on the 16th fairway too.

One of the few courses Ive played in England-shire, Batchwood was Ok as well, no Gypsies, Oh and Panshanger. the only 3 municiple golf courses ive played.

 

[guest100718]

What he says. Getting out on the course is privilege enough for me.

Indeed, there are a few courses that I would like to play, but in the end I am happy to play anywhere really.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

You will have noticed that non of the members there carry umbrellas.

I play in the North East and don't bother with a brolly either. More bother than they are worth when the wind is blowing, which is does up here. I only take one with me when on a golf trip, usually heading south and inland.

 

[richart]

Locally, and having played them in the winter and found them superb I'd go for Royal Cinque Ports and Royal St George's.

This from the man who didn't like links golf a few months ago.

Old Course St Andrews, no contest. Next most exciting probably Sunningdale.

Hoping that after playing Royal County Down and Portrush shortly, they will be near the top of my list as well.

 

[matchrat]

Haven't played lots of the big name courses but absolutely love Bearwood Lakes. Pretty much every hole is just fun to play.

 

[MendieGK]

Saunton (East).

Love it Love it Love it

 

[guest100718]

One of the few courses Ive played in England-shire, Batchwood was Ok as well, no Gypsies, Oh and Panshanger. the only 3 municiple golf courses ive played.

No Stevenage....!

 

[Fish]

Played once and can't wait to go back are, in no particular order;

West Hill
Formby
Centurion
Silloth

 

[Svenska]

Played St Enadoc for the first time this month. Will walk over broken glass to play it again and I'm luck to be able to regularly play all the North Devon courses. I like Ilfracombe but only on a very still and sunny day. You will have noticed that non of the members there carry umbrellas.

I was down near there last September and ummed and aaarghed about playing but in the end couldn't fit my clubs in. I ended up walking right past the course and it looked absolutely sensational, I was gutted I didn't make more of an effort.