Concord Park Golf Club

Played my second round at Concord Park Golf Club in 3 weeks today and sadly it’ll be my last for a while. The course is in a shocking state. Greens are an absolute mess with tyre marks from bikes and huge holes all over them. Fairways are seriously overgrown, tee boxes are untidy, covered in holes with not a single marker in sight, and graffiti is all over the course signage. Half the green flags are missing too!

To make matters worse, people are just walking onto the course and playing for free with absolutely nobody checking or managing it. The whole place feels completely neglected.

The experience in the clubhouse wasn’t any better either. Walked into a busy bar just trying to get onto a tee time and the staff genuinely couldn’t have cared less.

Such a shame because this place has potential, but right now it feels like nobody takes pride in it anymore.

This course is a cheap knock around with laidback clubhouse and staff. In this area they are battling with horrible youths who have done their best to damage every aspect of the golf course but the greens here in the middle of winter are better than the council courses in the height of summer!

Hats off to the guys looking after it, they are doing their best with no funding.

At £12 - £15 a round you really can not complain.

Fun course that I've played many times. Open to all levels of golf, great practice. Some challenging holes.

A course worth supporting.

Nice course, its very hilly but never too busy so dont feel rushed.

The overall state of the course was good bit of damage due to idiots on motorbikes on greens (3) and the absent of flags on greens only poles no markers on them too small to see on some greens otherwise present game of golf

Course in a bad way. Weeds on the greens, no flags, no tee markers, tee boxes on a slope, just avoid! We walked off after a few holes

Concord Park Golf Club isn’t so much a golf course as it is a cruel social experiment to see how far a human can be pushed before they snap.

The layout? Imagine playing 18 holes on a rollercoaster built by someone with a grudge against knees. I needed ropes and a flare gun just to reach the 15th green, a vertical climb that made me question all my life choices.

The fairways are essentially public dog toilets, expertly fertilised by every mutt in Sheffield. It’s less “greens in regulation,” more “avoiding a steaming pile every three feet.”

And the flags? Oh, you sweet summer child, there are no flags. Just chopped-up bits of plastic conduit stuck in the hole like someone lost a bet at B&Q. I nearly wept when I saw an actual flag on the 17th. I thought I’d hallucinated it due to altitude sickness.

The place is falling apart faster than my will to live. If Bear Grylls designed a golf course after six pints, this would be it.

Avoid. Unless you’re into cardio and disappointment.

Course not in the greatest condition. Cheap game of golf though to be fair. Was first time playing the course. Was a bit baffled there aren’t any flags in the holes. Just little white sticks some only 3ft in height making it really difficult to see where you should be aiming unless you know the course.

Litter everywhere, greens have no proper flags, tee boxes are non existent and many of the signs are destroyed or covered in graffiti. Other than that it was great.

Great sausage roles but what else can I say? If you designed a golf course in the mad max universe this would be it. Attached photo is one of the tee boxes.

Had a laugh though.

This is my first time playing here and wow the course is absolutely brilliant, if someone threw a bit of money at it and would be absolutely fantastic. First off the course lay out is great and it does look like it’s maintained to some what of a decent standard, the tee boxes and greens need some work on them they were all over the place with tee boxes not level and no clear indication of which tees you were playing from ie. White yellow red, and the greens need a bit of TLC as they were bobbly and uneven, it was basically hit and hope no point in lining it up. It also desperately need to directions on the course to the next hole as it wasn’t clear which hole was which and we nearly bypassed two holes if we’d not have looked over the trees, but other than some negatives I have the course was brilliant and if it has some time spent on it I would definitely return but until then I’ve played it once and that’s enough for me.

Gets bad reviews unfairly in my opinion, yes the flag situation isn’t good but that’s down to idiots stealing or breaking them. Friendly staff, good tee boxes , greens very receptive and soft, few bobbles , fairways well cut . It’s in better condition than many comparable price courses , offers a challenge don’t be fooled by the short length. Downside - you need to be able to cope with some extreme slopes , don’t think buggies are available either . It’s hard work but there’s a really nice outside area and a bar waiting after the 18th to ease the pain. If you’re pretty fit and looking for value then give it a go it was fun to play again.

The hills on this course are ridiculous. There are no flags on the rock hard very slow bumpy so called greens. 60 percent of the course is blind to you off the tee with no marker posts to assist with aiming. First and last time playing this course.

Course was a good lay out, staff were brilliant, greens could of been in better position, course could benefit from markers to see where you are meant to be aiming especially on a few par 3s where bushes in front of tee box are overgrown and can't see green, could benefit from a bell on longer holes to let players behind on tee box know you are clear so they can play

played here and what a mess, greens so slow , every par 3 was like teeing off a path . I gave a 4 for the pace of play, it was good cause no one was on. Only £20 for Sunday i wouldn't pay £10 .