Bird Hills Golf Centre

The first time I’ve played Bird Hills. The facilities are pretty good and the course is/was very forgiving for a player of my standing. Unless you’re pretty wild it should be quite difficult to lose too many balls ans it’s an open course with trees separating holes and not too much out of bounds. That said it’s a challenging course should you stray. I thoroughly enjoyed the challenge and had some great holes. Overall. Well maintained and would return and probably have this as my home course.

Being a keen gardener and allotment owner.. course in a poor conditions… not worth playing.. still boggy, even though we’ve had sun..

Greens though… really good condition

Course probably should have been closed, losing balls on fairways as they plugged, losing balls in huge puddles, the fairways need a cut there wasn't much between the rough and the fairway, front 9 in particular was in poor condition. Shame as the lay out and views are lovely at times but it's a course that is in neglect. Won't return.

Well worth the money paid. Club was supper helpful prior confirming conditions and the course status as we were travelling to play some distance. Although it states a dress code there isint... But was good fun nice fairways and greens... Yes wet on fairways but it's rained for the last few weeks so to be expected.

Condition of the course was fantastic for the first weekend of February.

Unfortunately we were held up by slow play and there was a group of younger golfers playing as a 7 ball that somewhat made it loud and awkward when playing parallel holes (nothing the club can do to control this)

Tee boxes were not great, but the main tee boxes are being protected for when the season starts properly and they will be in great condition. Looking forward to coming back to play again in a couple of months.

Overall a good course to play on, can often be very boggy during rainy season however, was ok on this day. It is one of the busiest pay & play course over a weekend so expect it to be a little slow.

Played yesterday and the course is totally unplayable. Plugged and lost balls on the fairways. Huge puddles and swamps. Greens are the worst in the area by a long way

I knew it might be a boggy underfoot as played here a few times but it was virtually unplayable. 1st, 2nd, 9th, 17th were like participating in a tough mudder event. Greens were also the worst I've seen them for a long time.

I know the club has to balance the books but even at £20 I feel.like I've overpaid.

Such a shame as the course itself is a great test for most handicaps.

Played this course during the summer and it was fine but the winter time it gets very Muddy. I appreciate we've had some rain but it was not in great condition, divots not replaced pitch marks not repaired I don't understand why people leave it like that if you play there regularly. Will not be going back until the better weather.

Second time at Bird Hills, it's an enjoyable challenge for a mid handicapper.

Forgiving off most tees, with a few strategic bunkers and water splitting some fairways to get you thinking about club selection.

Approach play needs to be accurate as it has many well placed bunkers.

Every things were great accept Green was bit slow .

I must admit, I have played here once before and probably played it at its worst so I was hesitant booking another round. I went ahead anyway as I was desperate to get out. The course was in unbelievable condition and became one of the nicest courses I've played this year. Definitely worth a visit when it's in that kind of condition!

I wouldn't pay full price to play this course. Pretty plain layout. Course was in ok shape, not great.