In my Woodlake Park Golf Course Review I rated the ease of booking the round as 6 out of 10 and found the accessibility of the course to be good. The availability of buggies and carts was very good and the changing rooms and pro shop were both very good. The course has a great practice range and an equally good putting green surrounded by great scenery with a good atmosphere throughout. The tees, fairways and greens were all top notch there is excellent course bunkering however the course yardage marking could be improved. I had a timely tee off and had a good speed of play during the round. The course has a great design and is in very good condition, presenting a good challenge. In summary of Woodlake Park Golf Course I really enjoyed playing this course and think it is very good value for money.

For my Denton Golf Course Review I found the ease of booking the round was good and the accessibility of the course was also great. I rated the availability of the buggies and carts as 9 out of 10 and found the changing rooms and pro shop to both be excellent. The Putting green and practice range were also very good and the scenery and environment around the course is superb. I had a timely tee off and maintains a good speed of play during the round and I thought the tees, fairways and greens were all very good. There was brilliant course bunkering and course yardage markering throughout the course and I thought the cleanliness and manicuring of the course was top notch. I rated the layout and design of the course as 8 out of 10 and feel this presented a real challenge to golfers who play this course. For my Denton Golf Course Review I really enjoyed playing this course and think it is great value for money.

For my Golf Course Review of the Pryors Hayes Golf Course I Played on the 07/07/2011 and found that the course was easy to get to and the staff really make you feel welcome. The facilities offered by the course including the ladies changing room and Pro Shop are excellent but the practice range and putting green could be improved.The Golf Course is set in a very scenic environment and it provides a great atmosphere for playing golf. We got out onto the course with a timely tee off and the general condition of the course was good with the greens being the best with a rating of 10 and the Tees the worst at 6 out of 10. When it came to the Cleanliness and Manicuring of the Course I was very impressed and it showed a keen interest from the staff in keeping the course in good condition. The Challenge presented by the Course was 10 out of 10 so that was probably the cause of the round being a little slower than one would expect. In summary the Pryors Hayes Golf Course is an really nice venue to play Golf as it gives good value for money and lastly it has a brilliant 19th hole.

For my Fairfield Golf Course Review I found the ease of booking the round to be good and also the accessibility of the course was good. I had a good welcome on arrival and found the changing rooms and Pro shop to both be fantastic. The putting green and practice range were both great and the scenery and atmosphere surrounding the course are both ideal for golfing. I had a timely Tee off and rated the tees as 6 out of 10. I found the greens and fairways to be very good and there was good course bunkering however the course yardage markering could be improved. I had a good speed of play during the round and the 19th was excellent. The layout and design of the course presents a challenge. In summary of my Fairfield Golf Course Review I thoroughly enjoyed playing the course and it is good value for money.

In my golf course review of the Berkhamsted Golf Course I found the course to be in good condition but I did find the speed of the greens varied. I played there last year and found the greens better then. It's a strange course as there is no bunkers but its still tough around the greens.
A good heathland course worth a day out to go and play.

In my Golf course review of Studley Wood Golf Club I found the course to be in great condition again, I played here last year and the course was good then as well. Greens were very true and at good speed I have enjoyed playing this course and would keep going back.
friendly staff a good day out.

I’ve played Reddish Vale a few times now and for my GolfCourse Review I share the opinion held by connoisseurs that it is the finest of the numerous courses located to the south of Manchester. Give it a try and see for yourself; do not be put off by the oft-heard complaint locally that it is ‘too tough’ or by the non-too salubrious approach to the club through a 1930’s council estate!
The site occupied by Reddish Vale is a revelation when you consider that it lies within the M60 ring road and is less than a mile from Stockport town centre. The River Tame cuts a deep valley through wooded hills as it meanders towards its confluence with the Goyt to become the Mersey, leaving in its wake a fast-draining and undulating terrain; perfect for golf! 100 years ago the legendary Dr Alister MacKenzie (later of Augusta fame) took full advantage of this beautiful location and laid out a typically charming, deceptive, and challenging course.
The first five holes occupy high ground above the valley and provide a tricky introduction to the round. Beware particularly the short 4th; a narrow green flanked by a bunkered hill on the right and out of bounds immediately to the left. With the wind in your face attacking the pin can easily result in a destroyed card even before the day has properly begun.
At the 6th the routing plunges down into the Vale with an epic 240 yard drop shot to a well-bunkered green nestling by the river bank. By now you will be well and truly hooked on Reddish Vale!
Over the river the course flows back and forth over undulating former meadowland surrounded by woods with the river a constant companion, giving the feeling that one is deep in rural Cheshire, rather than within an industrial conurbation. Only the odd apartment block peeking over the trees belies our true location. This really is an idyllic spot.
The golf is superb, too. Typically cunning MacKenzie tee and green placements test the golfer to the limit without requiring prodigious distance off the tee. The long par four 13th is the toughest hole by far – indeed there are not many tougher golf holes anywhere! A decent drive is required if one is even going to have the option of reaching the tiny green with the second shot, hidden as it is behind a sloping ridge with all manner of hazards surrounding. Even laying up leaves an awkward pitch, and the devilish contours of the green mean that a five will be gratefully seized by virtually all.
The home stretch from the 14th to the 17th provide some of the most delightful golf you will find in the north of England, and provided your drives don’t find the omnipresent river good scoring should be possible.
Which brings us to the legendary 18th hole...
...if this came in the middle of the round it would attract the comment that it is ‘a bit of a climb’ and be passed over. Coming as it does at the culmination of a tough 3 or 4 hours it can be a real spirit-sapper! After a 200 yard drive over a flat fairway the ground rises precipitously to a green in its own little hanging valley only 150 yards distant but 150ft above one’s head. Club selection is the puzzler here; anything between an 8 iron and a 5 wood would be appropriate...
All in all I can’t recommend Reddish Vale enough for those wanting challenging golf in idyllic surroundings. The condition of the course has always been excellent when I’ve played it with some of the best greens around.

For my Golf Course Review of the Sunningdale Golf Club Old Golf Course you get an idea of how good the course is gonna be as you drive through Virina Water on the way there.

The overall impression is Sunningdale knows exactly where it fits with the golfing world. The atmosphere is chilled with members walking the course with their dogs. It is very established, very pretty and the trees look like they have been there since the big bang.

No buggies are allowed and there is a caddie shack where a caddie can be hired for about £50.

The club house is spectacular, there is free coffee available in the lounge and the carvery is as good as any 5 star hotel.

Service is slick and nothing to too much trouble.

The Sunningdale Golf Club Old Golf Course is immaculate, tricky, not long and there is trouble everywhere. The greens have very slight contours which are extremely difficult to read.

Overall a top top place to play golf.

For my Golf Course Review I played the Castle Park Golf Course which I thought was a super golf course. I rated the Welcome Experienced on Arrival as a very friendly 10 and the game was easy to book. The Practice Range got a 10 rating but the putting green was not in the best condition and I rated it as a 5. The Atmosphere around the Course is good for golf and the course is set in beautiful scenery, we had a timely tee off. The Tees,Fairways and greens are all in good condition and I rated between 8 and 9 but the bunkers needed a bit of attention.The course is well marked and the Cleanliness and Manicuring of the Course is excellent. I think that the Castle Park Golf Course is great value for money and it has a pretty good 19th hole

For my Golf Course Review of the Goodwood Golf Club Downland Course I think it is one of the best courses I have ever played. From the start the Course Rates 10 out of 10 starting from the booking of the round through to the Accessibility of Course and the Welcome Experienced on Arrival. The facilities at the course are top notch apart from the Pro shop which is full of ralph lauren gear but its more of up an market clothes shop than a pro shop. Getting to the Golf the Atmosphere around the Course is perfect for golf and I rate the Scenery and Environment in which the course is situated as 10 out of 10. On the business side of the course the Tee's,Fairways,Greens and Course Bunkering all rate as 10 and Cleanliness and Manicuring of the Course is excellent. As the Course started as a Braid Course the Layout and Design of the Course is clever and Challenge presented by the Course is a good one. To summarize the Goodwood Golf Club Downland Course is the greatest course I have played and the most enjoyable to play.