Ashburnham Golf Club

A really fine links golf course, not too long had a slow 4 ball in front so had time to practice patience,and enjoy one classic hole after the next,really enjoyable experience.

What an amazing gem. A stunning challenge. A tough but rewarding course with some of the best holes I’ve played.

Course was in great condition, with friendly staff, fantastic views and would come back real soon and play again

One of the best courses to play. Expensive without a deal but absolutely stunning track

Very nice course good practice facilities and friendly staff could do with some better sings around the course but was manageable but buggies were expensive

A fantastic course with a great layout which was testing but very enjoyable.the staff were brilliant and very welcoming and I would definitely recommend Ashburnum to anyone .

The staff are outstanding very friendly and very good both the pro shop and the clubhouse.the pro shop is very well stocked and the staff very friendly and helpful.the food in the clubhouse was very good and have a great selection to choose from. Course itself is in very good condition.its a great design and very challenging.its what golf should be.if im ever back in the area i will definitely play it again.

The course was not in very good condition and the weather certainly didn’t help.

Very expensive round of disappointing course and views

Tricky to play as no signs where to aim for first time visitors

Great links course, played it nice and hot and dry, a great challenge

Given the green fees I was expecting to play somewhere really special. However, compared to say Machynys, another lynx a few miles down the road this course is very poor.

The course layout was very confusing, if not for the hole layout online I would have been lost. Tees, greens and fairways often overlap which adds to slowness of play.

Holes 1 and 18 don't feel part of the rest of the course and you're often playing over or alongside roads and houses. It doesn't really feel like you're in nature playing here.

I was held up by lots of 4-balls, although I was always called through its still frustrating.

However, course was very challenging and a good experience to play, but I would not come back unless green fees were dramatically reduced. There are in my opinion far better courses around locally that charge no more than £30 a round. For that reason I can't see me ever returning.

Started out playing on my own, on hole 2 got invited to join a 3ball of members, fantastic hospitality shown by Trevor, Mark and Bryn , invaluable course knowledge given throughout my first time on a links course, would highly recommend this course and will definitely come back and play again

Whenever I visit wales i always make sure I play here! Greens are always in outstanding condition, given it’s feb they were firm and true.

Great links course and a test when the wind blows.

My own heathland course has taken a rain-soaked pounding of late, so it was another pilgrimage down to the "Ash".

What rain? We ask ourselves. Firm fairways, playable bunkers and greens (even though recently aerated) running fast and true.

Like most links, holes look relatively short on paper, but you have to plot and plan your way around these holes, with bumps and hollows and narrow fairways dotted with the traditional pot-bunkers, this is no easy ride.

Signature holes are the deceptive par 3 6th, the labyrinth-like 14th and the thinking-players18th. Friendly 19th with good food and a great pub of Guinness.

Good pro shop and helpful pro.

If you want dry fairways and fast greens during the winter months get down the Ash. Be warned , summer months really speeds things up!