Chorleywood Golf Club

Really enjoyed this course for a quiet 9 hole Sunday knock. I’m an average player so the layout was fitting and has its challenges. The course is open to the public but that’s part of the charm.

Too manh ppland dogs walking across the fairways. Lots of pot holes on the fairways. No yardage markers or guidance to thd next hole

This is a lovely 9 hole golf course. It is situated on a common, which means that golfers have to share it with everyone else.

If you know what you are getting, it us great fun, and wonderful value for money - £10 for a 9 hole twilight ticket with few people around. The greens are just about ok, at the moment and the fairways are pretty average too. The tees are in poor condition.

The key thing is the environment and the golf holes make up for the other shortcomings in my opinion

very poor fairway and green condition, nor worth for money

Course isn’t the best condition but a good layout but the dog walkers just are oblivious rhat it’s a golf course

My first time playing Chorleywood. You have to play this course knowing full well what it is. It’s on common land, meaning there are members of the public and dogs walking freely around. Despite this, it’s a really great course. It’s well maintained, even during the winter. I thought it was good fun considering we didn’t spend much on the tee time and was interesting practice for a beginner.

Has had a little bit of overnight maintenance by the local hoodrats

Challenging course lovely greens, only negative was poor signage and tee box numbers. But enjoyed the course.

I’ll start with the positives, actually only one. Really well maintained green for this price, couldn’t fault that.

Otherwise can’t really consider this a golf course, heavy rough in the place of “Fairways”, understand this is a common area and passer-by’s are expected, but I’m not expecting people chilling on the benches right across you from the greens… clubhouse is not open until well late on Sundays, fake green side bunkers, overall a huge magnet for balls which could actually be a positive if your after some free golf balls!

Understand there’s a need for cheaper courses but I reckon playing here would not be so good especially for beginners trying to get a hang of the game..

This a lovely 9 hole course with some tricky holes and situated within the common, so fabulous scenery. The greens are in good condition, some of the fairways are tight with unforgiving rough in places. Overall, a lovely course to play.

No bunkers.

A course that I could play over and over and never get bored of. It’s a lovely course with plenty of free tee times.

Very little waiting around which is great too. So you can play at your own pace.

Course was in great condition and greens were running pretty true. Chorleywood is short but tough, plenty of trees and if you are not straight off the tee you will struggle to find your ball. Irons off tees is probably the best idea. Good little course

What a weird experience to play there. Considering it’s a common with the course on it, greens weren’t too bad. Some walkers just walked across the greens with their dog. 9 holes for £10 it was an experience. Worth a go if you fancy a quick cheap round.

Having read other reviews, I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised. It is set on Chorleywood common, which is a beautiful setting, and yes there were some dog walkers about. But all the walkers I encountered were friendly and respectful of golfers. The condition of the course wasn't perfect, but very few are at this time of the year. Overall, for the price I paid I would definitiely come again.

Paying any amount to play here would be too expensive. Dog walkers took priority, greens were awful, flags were missing. No staff in the clubhouse,