Westerwood Hotel Golf Club

Was initially dissapointed as all temporary greats were on due to frost . Have played coarse once before and was aware the coarse was decent with some really nice holes . Thought distance from coming off some of the greens to reaching next tee area was a trek . Would definitely play coarse again when weathers a bit kinder lol

Thought the drainage on the fairways would have be better, there was too much lying water on the sodden ground and grass was overgrown. Even accounting for the recent showers the general condition of the course was poor.

Another issue was the course layout; the distance between the tees was much further than expected and the condition of the paths were rough and uneven in many places.

These views were shared with my two fellow players … and we agreed it was not worth the fee charged and it is not a course we would be recommending or be willing to revisit.

Finally the staff and off course facilities were very good and cannot be faulted.

Course was in good condition as were greens, and was a decent price. Only criticism is the rough is brutal. If you can't control it off the tee be prepared to bring lots of extra golf balls.

I'd you're reasonably accurate off the tee the course is a good challenge and fun to play. Might advise to hire buggies.

Upon arrival, the pro shop was closed and no staff were about meaning we couldn’t get water or score cards for the course. It would have been easy to walk on and not pay the outrageous price of £31 per person, no such luck however.

The course is clearly needing maintenance, with rocks in bunkers and missing tee box markers. The bins were also overflowing, and the ball washers were bone dry.

As a result of there being no staff about, we quickly caught up with 2 groups of 5, obviously drinking and slowing up the whole course. At one point there was 5 groups of golfers on one hole. We gave up after 10 holes and walked in, absolute shambles. I await a full refund….

Course condition is absolutely shocking!. The greens look like they have some sort of disease on them. There is hardly any grass on the tees. And it must be the muddiest course I have ever played. When we played there had not been alot of rain the previous week but the standing water around some of the greens and on the paths was deplorable. The fairways have all been dug up by the tracks on there lawnmowers or the golf buggies due to it being so wet and damp. One thing for sure for a Seve Ballesteros designed course the man must be turning in his grave at the state that the course has been left to rot .I for one will not be back.

Course was a lot of fun, some really challenging holes and some fun ones too. Cant wait to come back and we were thinking of taking advantage of the hotel spa ha

Hotel looking tired and understaffed.

Poor signage throughout and little help from staff to navigate from golf side to restaurant side.

So much potential dying a slow death.

Could be a great course with a bit of investment in greens.

Greens and bunkers in very poor condition, some work seemed to have been started and then left unfinished. Disappointed

Spoiled by a very slow 4 ball, 4 neds throwing clubs after poor shots. Caused a bit of a backlog with no one prepared to challenge them so made for a 5 amd a half hour round. Can’t fault the course in any way as they obviously can’t tell who the muppets are before you go out.

Enjoyed the day out. Take loads of balls as the rough is completely unforgiving