cookelad
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Where's that thread about the most pedantic forumer?
Which European country would you most like to play golf in?
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Where's that thread about the most pedantic forumer?
JustOne
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Sounds good,I'm in:thup:
GB72
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Really boring but I would pick the UK (and Ireland). Really quote embarassing that I have not played golf in Ireland (North or South) Scotland or Wales so a 2 week golfing tour would be ideal.
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Would love to play that course, probably wouldn't break 100 off the ladies tee
I agree, you probably wouldn't............
!!Albanach
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Back home to Scotland for me - up the west coast, island hopping, then make my way down the easy coast Tain, Brora, Golspie, Castle Stuart, Nairn, Cruden Bay etc etc all the way through Fife, East Lothian
That's assuming it's weather guaranteed and a bottomless pit of cash!
That's assuming it's weather guaranteed and a bottomless pit of cash!
tugglesf239
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Hovisbap
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If we are excluding the UK then Ireland and a trip playing some of the best links courses I could get on/afford. If as an Englishman I could count Scotland then a similar plan. Plenty of top notch links courses, not top names, offering a quality course at some silly low money
Blue in Munich
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Another vote for Ireland or The Netherlands here.
Group from our club recently did a trip to Bulgaria and played Thracian Cliffs and they weren't overly impressed; spectacular views but the course a bit too tricked up for its own good.
Andy
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Poland. Golf then Chopin vodka. Sorted.
Rooter
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Love Portugal, the people, the beer, the wine, the courses and great weather! Done.
williamalex1
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After 2014, it must be Scotland.
LIG
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Would be happy just to be able to play here (UK) on a regular basis again! 
Reading through this thread I wonder why folk don't go ahead and make the wish reality?
Places like Poland,Sweden,Bulgaria,Holland etc are easily accessible.
For me I wouldn't mind a bit of mountain scenery so up in the Swiss, Bavarian or Austrian Alps would be cracking in the height of Summer or another trip back to the Czech Republic as they have some stunning courses and the beer isn't too bad either!
Mate has played in Slovakia and raves about it......there are loads and loads of places that are easily doable within a 3 hour flight.
Places like Poland,Sweden,Bulgaria,Holland etc are easily accessible.
For me I wouldn't mind a bit of mountain scenery so up in the Swiss, Bavarian or Austrian Alps would be cracking in the height of Summer or another trip back to the Czech Republic as they have some stunning courses and the beer isn't too bad either!
Mate has played in Slovakia and raves about it......there are loads and loads of places that are easily doable within a 3 hour flight.
Robobum
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If you just get 1 go a year (or longer) at a golf break - it's brave to take a chance on places that aren't tried and tested. You know what you're getting by hopping down to Marbs or Albufeira.
That will change as the braver ones blaze the trail - similar to Turkey which was a slow burner at first.
True and the Czech Republic puts the Iberian places to shame both in quality and value for money. Personally I would rather try than continue to go to these places.
Robobum
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How do you rate the courses compared to the usual suspects all around marbs?
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I'm heading up there at the end of this week, will play Dornoch and at least one other from Tain, Brora or Golspie. I'm taking my waterproofs.
User20205
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I'd definitely try Czech Republic or Bulgaria. I always feel a bit short changed in Spain/Portugal.
The weather, food and beer are good but feel a little ripped off at 100 euros for an average course.
