The Course

A deceptively tricky par three, nine hole challenge.​

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According to history the layout of the course has remained largely unaltered since its development and for this summer, at least, it will remain that way. A few improvements have been made to assist your navigation and orientation whilst playing your round. 

The teeing areas, or tee boxes are now marked with a painted and numbered cut log. There will also be an arrow painted on it pointing you in the direction of the green. The colour of the log will coincide with the colour of the flag that you should be aiming for.

Some holes appear easier than others.  Holes 1 to 4 are fairly obstacle free so good for finding your range and 'getting your eye in'. Holes 5-9 are a little more tricky to negotiate but that's the real fun.

I will remind you to be aware of other golfers and patient and polite during your round.

Also, remain vigilant as there is always the possibility of a stray ball. We have staggered the start of each round in order to maintain a buffer between parties but this won't always work, as there will be varying numbers in parties.....and dare I say, some players may well be better than others!

If the group playing behind you are moving through more quickly, let them play through, so you can continue to enjoy your rounds at your own pace.

The course itself is set in a natural valley and is lush and green. There is an abundance of bird life that lives on and around the course, so there will be plenty of melody to counter the occasional plane overhead!