I was really very excited to go and do my Queens Golf Club Golf Course Review on the Bank holiday Monday as I had been there the year before in the summer and was treated to a very well put together course. This time however things were very different to start off with the course doesn't have any nets for practice so your first few holes are spent warming up. Getting ready to hit my first drive I was greeted by a man and a young girl walking up the fairway to meet me without any idea that I was about to tee off. The course itself has an idyllic Scenery and Environment with huge trees and hilly fairways but it has no Atmosphere around the Course for golf due to all the non golfers hanging around. On the business end of the course it was in bad condition and I rated the Greens as the worst I have played on in Dorset, I cant believe how they have changed since I last played. The Course Yardage Marking is not to bad with many orange posts dotted around for the 150 and 200 yd markers, these proved to be a big help. Another problem for me was the Cleanliness and Manicuring of the Course which was really poor and I can imagine the ground staff not being able to keep up with the litter from the public. One of the highlights for me was the Layout and Design of the Course which is still excellent for me although a lot of the holes have been made shorter. Course management is paramount and the Challenge presented by the Course is very steep with some really difficult signature holes. My advice is not to go out there with your driver blazing as the fairways all seem to run off into the surrounding parkland, so many holes need some thinking and a few short irons. The Queens Golf Club Golf Course is excellent value for money but be warned that you will need to enjoy your round with loads of other people who are not golfers and this will test your concentration.