Winter course recommendation

[clubchamp98]

If you need a course on a Saturday that doesn’t have competitions, I would consider places like Whitefield GC ( north Mcr) & Durham Forest (south Mcr) both predominantly Jewish clubs and have their comps on Sundays .

Both cracking courses.

 

[NearHull]

Just got back from playing Selby. It is in very good condition though the tees are all well forward.

 

[Old Colner]

If you need a course on a Saturday that doesn’t have competitions, I would consider places like Whitefield GC ( north Mcr) & Durham Forest (south Mcr) both predominantly Jewish clubs and have their comps on Sundays .

I played an open four ball at Whitefield in April earlier this year on a recommendation that it drains well and holds up in the wet weather over winter, personally I didn't find it any different to other local courses.

 

[Beezerk]

I was speaking to a friend at the weekend who plays at Tyneside. He was saying how firm that is at the moment. If you are wanting a second course to play, that wouldn't be a bad option.

I’d be a member at Tyneside in a heartbeat but I’ve heard it’s a nightmare trying to get a tee time…much like my current course

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I’d be a member at Tyneside in a heartbeat but I’ve heard it’s a nightmare trying to get a tee time…much like my current course

I agree, it's a cracking layout and set up. It is uber busy though. We just need to get retired and then weekend golf wont be such a big deal