Marshy77
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Up in the area next with family and if I can squeeze the club's in the car have a pass for a round. Anybody know what Wooler is like?
Up in the area next with family and if I can squeeze the club's in the car have a pass for a round. Anybody know what Wooler is like?
Feral, they eat their young up there.
In all honesty, I have never heard anyone talk about the club, I did not know there was one there. That will say a great deal about it considering it is in the same county as I live in. As an alternative, bearing in mind the roads there are not great if not A roads, I would suggest The Hirsel at Coldstream, Rothbury GC. If you want to do a links course then go across and play Seahouses, or down a bit to Dunstanburgh Castle (Embleton on the map). I'd say Bamburgh but don't pay more than £30 for it.
I'm assuming you don't want to be driving too far, my suggestions should all be within a 20-30 min drive at most, so The Hirsel and Rothbury are the simplest, The Hirsel is the nicest one. All of the courses mentioned, exception on Bamburgh, should be relatively inexpensive via a booking site.
Are you staying in Wooler? Is the Whiskey centre open yet? If you go, let me know if it is worth a visit.
Fire back with any questions.
Foxton Hall isn't that far and can be had for £25 after 3pm, it's a lovely course.
I've never played The Hirsel, but Golfnow have got it for the absolutely insane price of £5.25 after 4pm next week!
Could you get 18 in at that time? The Hirsel is a lovely parkland course, well worth a visit. It is not a top 100 course, neither does it charge top 100 prices, but I'd happily put it in the next category of clubs.
It really is not a £5.25 course, that is bonkers. Well worth a trip at some point, even if paying closer to the normal green fee.Sunset next Monday is 20.20, so plenty time to get 18 in.
£5.25 must be the lowest price I've ever seen for a game of golf.
It really is not a £5.25 course, that is bonkers. Well worth a trip at some point, even if paying closer to the normal green fee.
Unless it is flooded or they are on 18 temporary green that is crazy. Definitely the one to go for.just had a look at tomorrow, it's £6.25 a head all day if there are 4 of you, and the Hot Deal is £6 regardless how many of you there are, so perfect for a solitary golfer. 9.10 and 12.00 available for that price. It would be worth the OP checking the day before he wants to play to see if they are doing the same then.
Feral, they eat their young up there.
In all honesty, I have never heard anyone talk about the club, I did not know there was one there. That will say a great deal about it considering it is in the same county as I live in. As an alternative, bearing in mind the roads there are not great if not A roads, I would suggest The Hirsel at Coldstream, Rothbury GC. If you want to do a links course then go across and play Seahouses, or down a bit to Dunstanburgh Castle (Embleton on the map). I'd say Bamburgh but don't pay more than £30 for it.
I'm assuming you don't want to be driving too far, my suggestions should all be within a 20-30 min drive at most, so The Hirsel and Rothbury are the simplest, The Hirsel is the nicest one. All of the courses mentioned, exception on Bamburgh, should be relatively inexpensive via a booking site.
Are you staying in Wooler? Is the Whiskey centre open yet? If you go, let me know if it is worth a visit.
Fire back with any questions.
The last 8 or so would be hard work if wet and hung over. Worth another go, fresh and sober ?i hated the hirsel when i played it .... was in the rain at the end of a heavy drinking 4 day golf trip mind
The last 8 or so would be hard work if wet and hung over. Worth another go, fresh and sober ?