Flint Golf Club

Tricky interesting golf. Fairly hilly. Greens need a wee bit of attention but good value for money

Staff were friendly. This is the worst course I have ever played there was no maps to were the next tee's were I was hitting balls to the wrong greens I paid for 18 holes but only played 9 holes the fairways were full of daisys the first hole was like hitting across the grand canyon no good for a 64 year old golfer with a bad knee hills were unreal. I felt sorry for the poor old green keeper working on his own. He even turned his grass cutting machine over on one of the hills he had to get a tractor 🚜 to turn it back over. Never again will I play this course.

Friendly 'old school' type of golf club and course quite a good test on a bitterly cold windy February day.

Can recommend for a fun day out £15 for 18 holes....the highlight being the greens, you will not find better greens anywhere in the middle of summer....quick true and holding of course and tricky when you have a downhill putt. Just fabulous value for money and not the corporate overpriced stuff you get these days. Super views a bonus !

Brilliant course very hilly nice layout some great views absolutely worth £10 for 9 holes no complaints. (Greens are really looked after and fast)

Having read the reviews I was unsure what to expect?

I was pleasantly surprised!

Upon arrival, there is no shop or toilets, just a porch with some scorecards.

The course, challenging, long par 3s short 4s and 1 par 5.

Condition, Greens are 8 out of 10,

tees 6.5/10, fairways 7/10.

Views, fantastic!

2 holes with pilons in way, although I didn't hit one.

All in all, it was a relaxed round, just me and some dog walkers.

Great course if you are conscious of your ability, speed..

All in all, great fun was had.

Sadly, their is less attention paid to the ladies tees.

Great value course. Wonderful views over the Dee Estuary. Really well maintained for the time of the year & money coming in from players as it wasn’t busy on a Saturday afternoon! Could do with some signage for new players as it really isn’t obvious where the next tee is. Staff are friendly though & really enjoyed my round

Great value 9 hole course with some testing holes with some lovely views

Didn’t believe the reviews on this course - I thought it can’t be that bad - it was - no one there at worn out building with broken windows - never saw anyone on course - no markers on course - need 1 leg shorter than other - used all the natural features like pylons and tyre track - would not go back - planned to play 18 done 9 and happy to drive away - could be a stunning location with investment

This was a good little course. The greens and fair ways were in good conditions and enjoyed the round with my mate. We teed off at 8am and there's was only us for a while.

Course amenities were poor, nothing open, not even at 12pm that was it's on downfall.

Just one slight other problem for new players is there is no indication of where the greens are from the tee.

Apart form that we really enjoyed it

I played on my own on the way back after a holiday. Only 10 miles from my home course, I haven’t heard it be mentioned at the club and after 14 years living in the area I would like to see what Flint Golf Course was about. The first surprise was seeing the club in what must have been the grounds of a large (now apparently abandoned) mansion house. Having found the first tee the second surprise a par 3 over 200 yd with a small green set into the side of a hill across a valley and many feet below the tee. The green was exceptionally smooth and very fast. As I proceeded around each and every green was the same, smooth and fast, each hole a very good test. Up hill and down hill yes a hilly course overlooking the Dee Estuary with excellent views. Signage between tees could have been clearer but this is only a minor issue. Certainly worth £15 on line GN fee. I will be back.

Course not kept very well and when it came to the greens there was so much sand on them it was like putting in a bunker.