Review Rating - Bronze

The fairways and tees on the course were in good condition but the greens need a bit more work, moss has got hold of some of them but that said the ball does roll well. The bunkers were alright too but maybe could do with just a bit more sand in them. A nice touch to the course were the shelters on the 6th & 8th.

The course starts off well with a couple of plus 400 yard par 4's, although there are not that many hazards along the first few holes the 3rd & 4th do get you thinking about which club to use from the tee.

The 4th in particular is a nice hole as you have to make a choice of either going for it buy trying to clear the bunker and the line of trees or playing down the left side of the fairway to open up the green.

The 6th is a tricky par 3 with an interesting green and the 7th over the lake is short but with water all around the hole and a green not visible from the tee you would be brave to try and reach it in one.


There is a driving range here and the putting green seemed to match the rest of the greens on the course, so at least they were consistant. You can hire trolleys if you have forgotten yours and can't quite manage to carry your bag around the holes.

We admit the changing rooms were small, if you have a society of around 12 playing here there is going to be a queue for the showers. That said however the showers are of good quality. The staff and members made us feel welcome and we had a couple of nice conversations out on the course while waiting on some of the tees.

Favourite Hole

Hole 6:
175 yard par 3 .

This whole hole looks nice, from the shelter next to the tee area down to the lakeside green, it just looked a very nice hole.

The hole is slightly downhill but with a stiff breeze coming off the lake it certainly plays it's yardage. A bunker front left makes any back placement of the flag difficult to get at and with the lake behind you definitley do not want to be long.