Greenacres Golf Centre - Championship

Challenging and great set up … will come back

Played on a windy / wet day. Play was quite slow as four ball ahead were playing in club comp , which can happen and we were a 2 ball.

Greens were as good as it gets fast and true overall the course was in excellent condition, tee boxes were good although we noticed that the area around them were littered with broken tees, maybe could do with more bins may help with this or Golfers being more respectful.

The reception / club house has coffee and snacks but no food served. Food can be purchased at Barnaby's beside Greeacres but this is possibly just Friday to Sunday.

Speaking about reception Roisin who runs it, is extremely helpful, friendly and welcoming making it a great place to play golf ⛳️ 👍

Best greens played on this year. Nice and fast. Greenacres is good value. Lost a few balls couldn't be helped. More water than you'd think about it.

Course in super condition , certainly demanding + calls for all aspects of play but a pleasure to play

I stopped here before catching a flight as I was visiting relatives. The staff were very friendly and informative. The course was great, some challenging holes and the greens were some of the best I've seen.

Nice course forgiving course with a few questions along the way.

Lovely driving range to warm up.

Just disappointing they put a 4 ball out surrounded by 2 balls.

Over all a good corse but very hard 2 understand the layout for visitors is head wrecking

Having been recommended by a friend I must admit I was bitterly disappointed, lovely looking course that could really be made into something special with the right greens staff. Bunkers that had more stones than sand, tee boxes that would rival concrete for their ability to put a tee into them and the greens are the worst, clearly no work was put into them over the winter, full of thatch and extremely bobbly, worst course I’ve ever played on, played on better courses in winter conditions. Staff in the proshop are nice and a good driving range and practice green, some very nice holes but unfortunately let down by the aforementioned.

The course was in fantastic condition a credit to the Green keepers. Staff at reception very friendly and welcoming.

Really enjoyed my first visit to Greenacres. Well laid out alright great facilities and friendly staff. The course has plenty of variety and many challenging holes with the signature hole being the lovely dog leg over water on the 18th. The front 9 pins would benefit from brighter coloured flags while there is a mix of rocks & stones with sand in some of the bunkers. I understand that a lot of clubs are finding the high cost of top quality sand a challenge. Overall, I really enjoyed the course and will definitely return to play Greenacres again.

if you are a member of this club, repair your pitchmarks! the greens wouldve been excellent for this time of year if not for the amount of unrepaired pitchmarks. Also lads whats with the fly tipping of old mats and rubbish. Very Bad looking.

As for the course. Its December after a storm, it was in good condition, the course is challenging although there is a lot of blind shots. Some markers for where the greeens are would help a visitor.

Greens were so slow- paid £26 quid each for a ball and there’s better courses for that money .

Was using the practice green and thought “I hope the main greens are a bit faster than this”.

They weren’t.

Add in the lack of sand on any and all bunkers, the fact that most holes bar a couple par 3s over water are just featureless and Greenacres is just incredibly forgettable .

Staff and other members perfectly nice, just not a course I’d ever rush back to.

Great course with various degrees of difficulty on various holes , played with son (been before) + nephew + brother-in-law (first time) and everyone enjoyed it + stated they'd play it again

Great course with potential to be better. A decent challenge of golf and some lovely holes. Bunkers and tee boxes could do with a little work.