Worksop Golf Club or College Pines GC

Karl102

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Finding myself working in that neck of the woods and may try and sneak a game in.
I am guessing having looked at prices that Worksop is nicer, but just how much nicer than College Pines is it?
 

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I much preferred Bondhay to Worksop, just to add some more confusion! It's a well priced, lovely course, and just more interesting than Worksop. Prices isn't necessarily an indicator of better.
I can't help with College Pines though..
 

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All 3 are worth playing - Bondhay is long and tough, but depending when you play, pace of play can be slow (societies etc). Worksop is a members club and so will prob be in the best condition (one criticism sometimes made against Bondhay re bunkers etc).
Ive not played CP for about 10 years - used to be owned/run by Snell from memory so a few European tour items on display.
Worksop has the Westwood connection.
All 3 drain well and playable all year round.
Bondhay will have deals on Golfnow.

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Of the three mentioned so far I’ve only played Bondhay, but I thoroughly enjoyed my visit there a couple of years ago.
 

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I play 15 ish Opens each year generally around Leeds and York but we make a point of going to play in the Worksop Open as we think it it is the top third of our list, which includes Pannal, Fulford, etc.
 

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Played bondhay and CP. enjoyed bondhay but CP was good value for money. Some of the lads I play with much prefer Worksop. That said depending on your budget I would forget all three and bust a guy to get on Lindrick. Home
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Horses for courses. I don't like Bondhay at all. College Pines is OK and relatively cheap. Worksop is the best of the three. Not played Lindrick for a few years, but I expect it would be a better, but more expensive, option.
 

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Played both Worksop & Lindrick last year and enjoyed both courses. If they are still doing twilight prices after 4pm in the week Lindrick is not too expensive and was virtually deserted when we played on a Monday afternoon.
 
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