Review Rating - Bronze

Gerrards Cross is a test of any golfers ability, with no hole the same as any other. At 6212 yards (white) it is a good length for par 69 and it's undulating fairways (and some greens) make for an enjoyable challenge. The course has dramatically improved over recent years with the introduction of course irrigation and more defined fairway to rough cutting. The highlight of the round is probably the par 4 18th which is a sweeping downhill dogleg to the right with the river misbourne just before the green. One of those, do you, don't you second shots when hitting a longer iron into the green.

The only grumbles are the consistency of the bunkers and the greens can be a little unpredictable in terms of the condition, but are generally good through the summer months. Off course facilities are also very good as is the hospitality of the staff. Overall GX represents good value for money as visitor or a member. N.B. Beware the par 3 5th or as I like to call it 'Cardiac Hill', a buffed drive by any of your party represents a nice rest halfway up the hill!!

Favourite Hole

Hole 18: 433 yard dogleg Par 4.
This is a memorable finishing hole and certainly the most difficult on the course. You need a good drive and a long second shot from a downhill lie over the River Misbourne just short of the green. Reaching the green safely in two shots is a great acheivement for any golfer.