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The Oxfordshire Golf Club
October 12th, 2011 | 
Author: Lying among the rolling hills of the Chilterns, The Oxfordshire is a modern parkland track with large, American style greens. Although quite a young course it has already hosted a number of tournaments from the European Tour.
The signature hole 17, decide when to cross that lake
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Thoughts on Sutton Green, Surrey
I was offered a round at Sutton Green by an old work colleague, well I couldn’t resist, it was raining on the way to the club but the clouds cleared a little when I got there and we had patchy sunshine for most of our round. The course is carved out of the wooded landscape that sits between Guildford and Woking providing some spectacular views of the Surrey countryside.
The approach road to the clubhouse runs along the left of the first hole so the tendency is to aim a little right, I didn’t get any height on my tee shot but at least it went straight. My playing partner was trying out a new driver and managed a low hook across the road, into the bushes bounding the course.
