Your Favorite Golf Club Car Park

[DanFST]

Loch Lomond, can see the water all around the peninsula.

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Pinehurst because it's a course I'd always wanted to play and being in America the spaces are big ?

 

[Duckster]

Must admit, ours at Pleasington is quite poor. But ground has been broken today giving it a large extension and totally relaying the existing one

 

[Imurg]

Any that's not in the firing line of a hole on the course.....

 

[clubchamp98]

Been a long lockdown !
Best car park

 

[Duckster]

Any that's not in the firing line of a hole on the course.....

I will be parking as far away from the 18th as possible.

Tbh we’ve had a temp car park there for 2 years and there was no increase in damage

 

[nickjdavis]

I'm going to nominate my own club Brett Vale in Suffolk for having the biggest 100% block paved car park. From the entrance on the mid right, the road leading to the car park, the car park itself and the pathways leading to, and around the clubhouse....its 100% block paving.

Ex owner was a builder who if memory serves correctly had a job lot of blocks left over...

 

[Deleted member 1418]

The most famous car park in golf - the one to the right of the 16th fairway at Royal Lytham, 1979 Open Championship! ?

 

[Jamesbrown]

The Grove - where you don’t park your own car or walk to it after.

 

[richart]

Centurion’s is very nice.

 

[richart]

The most famous car park in golf - the one to the right of the 16th fairway at Royal Lytham, 1979 Open Championship! ?

Full of rubbish cars though.

 

[USER1999]

Centurion’s is very nice.

The dust from the gravel marks my carpets, and also it'snot good if I have just polished my car. Prefer a finished surface.

 

[Deleted member 18645]

An un-named course in Surrey that I scored in

 

[D-S]

Any Club that doesn’t have a visitors car park miles away from the clubhouse. If I am paying far more for the round of golf that day than any of the members, how come I am treated like some sort of inferior being with the long walk to the club/course and and shabby visitors changing room.
I once played a course in France as a visitor and asked if I could hire a trolley as a visitor, the reply was ’of course, there is no charge because today you are a member’ - that is what I call customer service.

 

[IanM]

Bowood’s was always awful...gravel and sand, in the winter your shoes and trousers were much just walking to the clubhouse. Hope it’s been tarmac’d since I moved

 

[cliveb]

Nothing can beat the magnificence that is the overflow car park at Sudbury.



(Just in case anyone doesn't realise, I'm being sarcastic).

 

[USER1999]

Nothing can beat the magnificence that is the overflow car park at Sudbury.



(Just in case anyone doesn't realise, I'm being sarcastic).

Don't remember it, but Sandy Lodge has to be up there in terms of guest car parks. Not over flow, guest. A long way from the club house, unlit, temporary surface, and the only way back to the club house is either through a swamp, or along an unlit road with no pavement.

 

[IanM]

funny how we’re resorting to talking about car parks! Played in the Bideford Bay Open last year. Out early afternoon at Saunton, car park packed...overflow packed, drove down a track ended up near a chipping area miles away from the clubhouse! Also, at dear old Blackmoor, get there early as that fills up!

 

[Doon frae Troon]

My old place in Wiltshire had 3 carparks with nearly 200 spaces in total, in the 1990's there were many times in the summer when it was full to bursting.

 

[fundy]

Full of rubbish cars though.

haha parked mine way out of the way, next to Phils