Well this has to be my favourite public course. After quite a few recommendations myself and a mate decided to pop down for a quick round. The course is easy to locate with loads of parking and the nice club house that reminds me of the tea rooms you see at the coast! The Pro shop is small but very well stocked and very friendly staff! We played twilight so only cost £12.50 for 18 holes plus we decided to hire a buggy which was only charged at 9 hole rate! The practice facilities are hit and miss, the putting green is well kept and gives you a very good indication of the speed of the greens for the rest of the course but for shot practice there is only a couple of driving nets which could do with replacing! Saying that there is a small driving range near by called the lanes which could be used to loosen up! Apon t'ing off you straight away get the impression that it is a very well kept course and we were not disapointed, the greens where very well kept aswell as the fairways! Bunkers use real sand rather than hard gravel! Game play was not held up the whole way round and everyone was really friendly. Some of the holes are quite challenging and others are just a longest drive challenge but all in all a very good mix! The 9th hole can be daunting as it right outside the clubhouse, but there is an added bonus of a tea hut where you can purchase quick refreshments! Only complaint my mate had was the rough is very rough and easy to loose balls but we are planning to pop down next weekend