Guildford Golf and Country Club

Course was busy but pace of play was fine.

There was no starter, so a bit of confusion at the beginning.

Course was a good challenge.

There was no beverage cart that passed us, and the only time you get close to the clubhouse is hole 3.

Played this course several times but do want to update one concern. The Bunkers are near unplayable. Need sand and to be groomed now and then.

A shaker of sand on top of Muck.

Fix the bunkers and I'd give the course a Good rating on conditions.

The course offers a good mix of holes.where strategy comes into play if you want to score well.

Greens are in very good shape and based on pin locations can be very challenging.

I think golfers of all levels would enjoy playing the course.

This is the first time I played here since they went to the Summer set up. The course conditions are as good as I've ever seen them. It was raining but I had a great time nonetheless.

Guildford provides a wide range of looks off the tee and takes some good course management to score low

Many trees create sightlines that can confuse your approach shots. Grade has holes downhill and uphill so selecting correct yardage adds another challenge to scoring.

Greens are in good condition and depending on the pin placements creates some interesting speeds and lines.

Soggy in the wet season so I recommend Mid May through Mid September only.

I think that the course is playable for mid to low handicappers. High handicappers might not enjoy.

Beginners should hone their game across the street at Eaglequest.

Greeted very professionally with friendly assistance. Enjoyed playing the round with my wife and a third that teamed up with us at the start. Course is well kept and excellent value for the price paid. Definitely recommended for an enjoyable and pleasant experience.

Dry firm hard fairways gave us extra distance but a little hard to take a divot. Greens nice and soft and held well.

Very impressed with the greens. smooth and fast. Staff friendly too.

The course is in as good a condition as it has been in the pst 40 years. The greens are smooth and well kept and the fairways are evenly mowed. the course is undulating and good exercise, cart or not. The mid afternoon tee time left lots of daylight to the finish and there were no delays in play or pressure from behind.

This course demands attention to fairway placement and distance. The limited water and creeks come into play on many holes requiring layups or positive distance. Yardage markers are in the process of update so eyeballing distance to hole was difficult. Overall happy with the course.

The course was frozen and should not have been open. Don't play here until we have several days of fairly warm weather.

Given the weather we have been having the course was playable but soggy. They have gone to their winter configuration which includes some shortened holes, a few temps and a number of rubber mats on the tee boxes. Frankly, i was just happy to be on a golf course at all and enjoyed my day slogging around in my mud boots.

The course was very wet and the worst was temp greens and temp boxes. Should have been told about these conditions before teeing off. There was No parking and not even a place to buy a coffee. Restaurant was closed. For me it was a waste of money

I guess because of the threatening weather we had the course to ourselves for 17 holes. Conditions were good except for the sand traps which can be very thin. Overall, we had fun and it was a very good day on the links.