Caldecott Hall Golf Club - Main Course

This is a fantastic and varied course. There are some forgiving holes for the beginners but it is also laced with some tricky ones for advanced players. Very good value for money. I would definitely recommend this course to those of all ability levels. Staff in the pro shop and on reception were friendly. The course is well maintained and the rough isn’t too hideous if you shank a shot. Overall this was a very nice way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

Liked the layout it was quite interesting but the course was in quite poor condition. Staff in pro shop ok, not very welcoming in club house and no food available

Course was in very good condition with only one temporary green. There are a number of attractive holes. Quite a long course for me but mostly generous fairways which make for an enjoyable round. Since my last visit the pro shop and club house have been moved and upgraded to a converted barn.

First time at Caldecott Hall. Long course (>6,700 yards) with 5 Par 5s which is unusual. Sandy base meant it drained well and virtually no slushiness at all which was welcome. My only criticism is the info on the scorecard. I could have done with a course map (showing which way to go next) as not all the next tees were clearly signposted. And one significant hazard (a steep gulley halfway down the 14th which we all thankfully avoided) wasn't marked on the scorecard - though there were yellow posts - so could have caused problems. But a great day nonetheless. We'll be back!

Due to the recent long dry spell, the fairways where a little hard, the ball travelled a long way, even from not the best hit shot. Greens much better, even a little slower than expected. Made for interesting round. We will return.

We played just after work in a pleasant late Summer evening and enjoyed this long course. Upon arrival it was not very clear where to head and after locating the pro shop and finding it shut, the instructions sent me to the bar where I had to show my email with the booking reference. Then it was off to the first tee which we should have asked after as it also was not very obvious - we guessed our route down a gravel path and finally arrived at the first tee. From there we had a pleasant round of golf, a few power lines overhead but the open gorsey course is nice on the eye. The fairways are ok, a few holes, and the greens were slow and a little blotchy but given the courses location then that should almost be expected. We'll be back for sure.

Course ok but found fair ways very rabbit holey

Weather made day and after playing past very slow two ball never saw another person which was great

Greens spongie and need to be cut much finer.

Club house shut far to early so went to near by pub for pint.

This course gets worse in the Spring/Summer months.

Greens were rough and fairways poor, especially back nine.

A good, long course in Suffolk / Norfolk. Alot of par 5's and long par 4's, Par 73 - all good

A reasonably challenging course with good undulations. Fairways are 'links' like in terms of feel and ball roll and were in good condition. Greens were pretty lousy - very bumpy and very slow. We may have picked a bad day but we had an awfully slow round of 4.5 hours which seemed to be caused by 2 fourballs about 3 groups ahead. A nice layout and a good test of golf.

In great condition, greens slow but consistent fairways very good. Great value for money. Got asked through when held up by a four ball.