Where would you play your last round and why?

[MarkT]

Apologies if this sounds a bit morbid but always interested and will use it online... if you can explain why it's so special that would be great, thanks

With the Tartan Tour going there this week I was reminded of Royal Dornoch which is precisely where I would love to play my final game.
Some of my favourite holes on the planet and one of those places where you could play like a drain and still love every second

 

[Imurg]

Swinley Forest...
No more needed...

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Gleneagles Kings. Every hole is interesting, every hole a challenge. Add in the scenery, beautiful, and the quality upkeep of the course, it is simply a fabulous place to play.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Swinley Forest must be up there but I would prob go for Royal County Down - the course is spectacular, the views are breathtaking

 

[evemccc]

Augusta National - it’ll be the only way I could ever play it!

 

[Sam_R]

Little Hay Golf Complex. It's where I learned to play so a round there with my friends from home and a sausage sandwich in the bar after would be perfect to finish on. I haven't played there in years as well so shooting a good score there would bring some satisfaction (as would not having to wait 30mins for a lift home!!)

 

[gopher99]

Gleneagles Kings. Every hole is interesting, every hole a challenge. Add in the scenery, beautiful, and the quality upkeep of the course, it is simply a fabulous place to play.

High praise, we are playing there at the end of June this year Covid permitting. I am looking forward to it.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

High praise, we are playing there at the end of June this year Covid permitting. I am looking forward to it.

It is a really wonderful course. I grinned from start to finish. I doubt it is ever in bad condition but in June it really should be in good nick. Enjoy

 

[Deleted member 21258]

Cleeve Hill, so much fun had, forgiving, enjoyable and great views.

A round, views and walk to savour as your last and wont beat you up if your having a bad golfing day.

 

[Deleted member 3432]

Traigh.

An summers evening round with the sun setting over the Hebridean Islands.

Finish the round and walk onto the beach as the sun sets.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Royal Bootle, played my first ever round there with my Dad and the memories and thoughts I’d be having while playing would be perfect to close the book.

 

[Golfnut1957]

The Elysian Fields. I could play the real one, move on and hope they have 18 holes at the mythical one.

 

[Blue in Munich]

Banff Springs; a more spectacularly beautiful course you will never find

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[Voyager EMH]

Barnsley Municipal, because it is where I got my first par, my first birdie and where I first broke 100. And because I'm a sentimental old fool.

 

[richart]

Old Course St Andrews. Nice summer day with a gentle breeze. Most importantly I must be playing with three mates. Hopefully play well, but if not wouldn’t care.

 

[slowhand]

Moor Allerton Golf Club in Leeds. Winning the Captain’s Prize and getting my name on the honours board, up with my late father’s

 

[MarkT]

Gleneagles Kings. Every hole is interesting, every hole a challenge. Add in the scenery, beautiful, and the quality upkeep of the course, it is simply a fabulous place to play.

I had the Queens there in my top 3, mainly based on a memory of Pro Celebrity Golf in the late 70s

 

[Smiffy]

If somebody would help me climb the first three holes, Pitlochry.
Some wonderful memories of great days with great mates there.
Wonderful scenery, and a warm welcome.
Followed by high tea.
Cushty.
And goodnight.

 

[Rlburnside]

Apologies if this sounds a bit morbid but always interested and will use it online... if you can explain why it's so special that would be great, thanks

With the Tartan Tour going there this week I was reminded of Royal Dornoch which is precisely where I would love to play my final game.
Some of my favourite holes on the planet and one of those places where you could play like a drain and still love every second

Must try and get back to Royal Dornoch as I was underwhelmed when I played there, the first was a very average hole and I struggle to remember any really standout holes.

They views are good but nowhere near as spectacular as my home course.

As for a last round I would go for Darenth Valley in Kent just for the fact we had a family and friends society there for 14 years and had many good memories.

 

[AAC]

Swinley Forest must be up there but I would prob go for Royal County Down - the course is spectacular, the views are breathtaking

I am with you on RCD, also the caddies are/have great craic