Brierley Forest Golf Club

Bit of a weird location, but that can’t be helped. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Downside no practice nets as they had been damaged and also a risk to the public footpath. Overall condition of the course was good, there sure a bit of confusion about which fairway to o play on the stroke index 1, as there are two together which was confusing from the t box. If played again would be fine once you know the course. Be aware that players can jump on at the 14th Tee. This didn’t delay us but did spoil the rhythm as we had to wait for them to clear the green, I think there is a local rule which wasn’t abided by by the two who came on.

Overall enjoyed the course, there are plenty of other courses in the region but if stuck for an early Tee time, you wouldn’t be disappointed

Holes 6 - 12 are great holes (10 & 12 are up there in terms of challenging holes).

Tricky course with loads of challenges unfortunately after a bad winter some of the greens are covered in sand making it a tough day. Great value for money got a deal for 15 quid each.

Good overall course for a beginner, like me, great bang for your buck!! Good variety of holes from easy to quite difficult. Would definitely play again!!

I must say the course is absolutely fab nice lay out good par 5 long par 3 definitely play there again

So being winter after rain, only 10 holes open and all on temporary greens. So just used the time to practice certain parts off my game. £10 for the round

£10 is an excellent value for a mid-week round. The entrance to the course might be a bit confusing, but once you're on the course, you'll find a nice layout with a good mix of long and short holes. Holes 6 and onward offer more variety, with the 6th being a difficult stroke index 1 par 5. The front 9 is 3175 yards, and the back 9 is 2348 yards (both from the yellow tees). The members were friendly and allowed me to play through when I caught up with them. The gentleman in the bar area was polite and helpful. Overall, it's an excellent value for money, and I would recommend it for societies or anyone looking for a good value for money option. Other golf clubs could consider adopting a similar approach to fill a few spaces midweek for an excellent value for money green fee. I would certainly consider playing in the summer, as the course, like many others, probably wasn't playing quite its best now that we're into October.

Played here for the first time, cold wet morning and the greens are in great condition, fairways very nice, definitely worth the money, we will be coming back.

A perfect example of never judge a book by it's cover.

For £15 i wasn't expecting anything good but what a surprise great course

We had never played here despite only being 30 minutes away. Set in a old pit village the people we met were very friendly, the course an unexpected challenging layout. It's not huge with some short par 4s but to get to the green with your second short the first shot needs to be thought about, to avoid being blocked out by trees, avoid ditches etc.

We all really enjoyed it and would happily return. I suspect funds are tight as the car parks are not the best and some areas need some tlc, hence the overall 4 star rating.

For the price, you absolutely can’t go wrong. Buggy battery was flashing from hole 13 so that put us on edge a bit, but overall a nice course with very tricky greens

After going through the housing estate and into the ex pub clubhouse thinking this could be a naff course we were pleasantly surprised with the course. It was well maintained, great layout and challenging. I’d definitely play here again.