Review Rating - Gold

Set in outstanding Buckinghamshire countryside this course is very pleasing on the eye, the fairway's and greens are immaculate and the water features on a few of the holes add more beauty to the course, our one complaint was that the tee areas could have been a bit more like the rest of the course, but being a new course I'm sure they will sort them out.
They say the signature hole is the 15th which turns out to be quite a tough hole if your drive is short & the 2nd needs a mention as well, with it's incredibly thin green, get the yardage wrong and you are in trouble. In fact we couldn't really find a bad hole on the course, maybe the 9th is a bit bland unless you decide to be stupid and go for the green.
Overall this course was a pleasure to play and once your round is finished you have the great facilities in the clubhouse to enjoy.

Favourite Hole

Hole 8:  The yardage chart says that the locals call this hole 'Ballybunion' and when you play it you can see why.

At 529 yards you might be thinking of trying to get to the green in 2, well forget it, this par 5 definitely needs a 3 shot approach. The tee shot is blind but the marker post on the top of the hill is a bit out of place as once over the highest part the fairway slopes to the right, so aim up the left and you should get plenty of run from the ball. Now with a good tee shot you may well be left with around 200 yards to the green, tempting you to go for it but the mounds bumps and bunkers that surround the raised green makes it a nearly impossible approach. The last challenge is to putt out on the huge two tiered green.