Bletchingley Golf Club

Challenging course and very good layout! Makes you think before just hitting a shot.

Course is in good condition considering the amount of rain we had

Would recommend this to anybody looking for a challenge

This is a nice and quite challenging course with some narrow fairways when driving. After the icy weather we have had it was a bit muddy in places and so would be best played outside of winter conditions. the staff there were very friendly and we will be back in fairer climes.

Course in poor condition, temporary green on 2nd hole ( due to vandalism I was informed ) - with no information as to distance etc ( and can't be seen properly with view finder ) . Pathways to some holes strewn with mud and debris making them hazardous to navigate. 18 temporary tees - often in the most obstructed location making a good tee shot very difficult or impossible ( who would place them in such a position knowing they will be compulsory in winter conditions ? ) . Pro shop unattended and closed - when I tried to raise concerns after giving up playing due to poor / hazardous condition of course. Bletchingly GC claim the course is well draining ,numerous fairways were so waterlogged balls plugged entirely. Expensive too wanted £35+ to play . Tried to raise concerns with Steve ( club pro ) who happened to be in the bar - which was open but with no bar server personel - Steve , disappointingly, didn't seem concerned . Will avoid in future and advise phoning pro shop to get update on conditions if you contemplating a round there , maybe the summer months are better - but reading the other reviews here the summer is beset by a catalogue of other issues . Was once a nice GC I heard . . . . .

Every tee was temporary

Greens poor

Actual cups proud of the greens in places

In extremely wet and windy conditions we found the course excellent for a sociable round of golf.

We may have got absolutely soaked and at times found our lies in extremely boggy areas of the course, despite being the "best drained course around the area. It was our decision to book and play on 31st December, however, with sensible attitudes we moved balls to drier areas before we hit them (as wanted to protect the course a bit).

Greens played superb with subtle difficult, nuances, winter tees anyway which we were warned of before we booked. Fairways as good as they could possible be in the circumstances.

Nothing the club can do about the weather conditions and enjoyed it enough to come again, probably in the summer though.

For under £30 it was was a good value round. Note that all tee’s were from winter mats (good quality though), and there was one temporary green in play when I went.

Played on my own in about 2.45hrs, and only overtook one group as the course was empty (probably due to it being xmas eve). Winter rules were in play which was necessary due to quite patches of grass.

If you haven’t played here, probably worth a visit.

Course is in good condition for the time of year, especially after the drought of this summer. Conditions were a little soft and muddy which makes the par 5’s quite hard work! But a good and varied selection of different types of hole. Greens very good! And a well kept pint of beer at the end. Thank you very much,

Dai Pritchard.

Very slow play, course in poor condition not worth the £50 green fee.

we were blessed with the only rainy day on 2 months but the course was not in good condition. tee boxes and front of greens were basically mud.

Slow play, no policing.

Poor fairways and some greens impossible to putt on.

Miserable person on the check in desk

Just not enjoyable

I know it’s dry at the moment, and baked out fairways are to be expected….but this is the first course I’ve played to not water the tee boxes. They were of course hard as concrete and dry as sand. Almost unusable.

Bunkers had about 1cm of sand in on top of what felt like solid rock