great golf course, especially as it is a municipal. better than some of the private clubs i've…read moreplayed at.

This is a great course with a lot of features. I had a great time with my mates when I went. I wish…read moreI could go everyday! The staff are great and really helpful. I am not the best of players but can have a good time playing. I would recommend anyone to go here.

Great facilities and an American Gol Shop attached as well who give great (free) advice about…read moreplayin and equipment. They also have a video analysis bay that is great to watch yourself swinging and working out how to improve your swing.

I could not find much information prior to playing so booked on recommendation by golfbreaks…read more(booked as a package so our group played both courses). Overall, we really enjoyed both courses with our preference for the Greenwood (like most others I think). I suggest they should market themselves more and bring their website up to date with the branding found on their scorecards. Caveat: our group ranged from twice a year players to those playing off 15 so overall I would class us as keen amateurs rather than established golf club members. Hence, our idea of excellent might not be the same as someone who belongs to a club & plays twice a week. It had been very wet all week and the first hole on the Greenwood course was still very damp underfoot but after turning the corner on the dog leg second the course was in excellent condition. The course is great and challenging enough. It is all quite open with lots of new saplings. Memorable holes include the par 3 6th with a blind shot to the green, the drive from the 7th drive, the long drive down the hill to the 15th and of course the signature hole (17th par 3 over the lake). Overall, we enjoyed every hole as they are all quite different. We played the Parkland on the second day and the first 14 holes are flat but there are ditches on most holes which came into play due to the north-easterly head wind. On paper it looks easy but we found it as challenging as the Greenwood with oak trees in the right places that often came into play. They have put in a lot of drainage channels on the fairways and sand is evident on the greens so we assume they've had problems in the past. But we found no problems at all and the course was in great condition. The last 4 holes are more akin to the Greenwood course as you head up the hill and down again. The bar was good value offering sandwiches, panninis, burgers, etc - shame the vines cover the view of the 18th. We can't comment on the price but they were advertising £15 for twilight rounds (from midday on Parkland and 3pm on Greenwood) which looks like good value to me.

I played this course in October 2008 as a foursome (in the rain). I phoned to reserve the course…read moreand slightly unusually they took a deposit - first time this has happened to me in my many years of playing. However, the cost of 18 holes is just £15 which is great value for money. When we turned up we were informed of the marshalling on the course and told we had to play the front nine holes in 2 hours 15mins and if we were slow we would not be allowed to play the back nine. Although reasonable we thought it a little Draconian since there was virtually no one on the course. The course itself is very good. The first two holes have a water feature in front of the greens which get you off to a good start. The rough is mid length grass so you might expect to lose a few balls but the fairways are fairly wide so quite forgiving. Remember to ask for a map when you pay up as it is separate to the scorecard. The clubhouse is slightly unusual in that it doubles up as a Chinese restaurant. However, they do offer a range of sandwiches, etc from the bar. Overall, a great course representing fantastic value for money.

Good golf course for a quick 9 holes if you live locally. Iwouldn't bother travelling a distance to…read moreplay here though. There is none of the usual golf etiqutte here, jeans and trainers are welcome. There is an uncovered driving range here as well. The 9 hole course is quite tight, although short. The out of bounds follows you round the boundary of the course, so ther's always the danger of losing a few balls. Good value I think £10 and a £5 in twilight hours in the summer. The greens are not well kept, quite often there are some kind of algae growing and bigs holes/bumbs in the greens. Also if its been raining quite heavily it doesn't seem to drain very well. All in all good value for the money.