East Horton Golf Club - Parkland Course

Nothing too strenuous and no difficult water, bunker or other natural hazards to contend with. If you want to spend a few hours of a fairly gentle walk occasionally hitting a ball at big, wide fairways and pretty flat greens then this is the course for you. There's a fair few dog legs but all the turns are at about 200-240m so if you can hit a straight one off the tee then getting to the green in regulation is fairly standard. The par 3s are probably the bigger challenge - there is one short one but there is also one at 220 which today with the wind head-on had me contemplating the driver! Very friendly staff and no stress going round - all very calm and pleasant... just what I needed!

Got out early on a Muggy Bank Holiday Monday.

Course played well considering the thunderstorm and heavy downpours from the night before.

Drop a head cover somewhere on the back 9, went back to look and couldn't find it... Not a happy bunny at all..!

Left my number at the pro shop in the hope someone would find it and hand it in...

No more than an hour after my round did I get a message from the pro shop saying it had been found and handed in... Brilliant

5 Stars for me

Me and my golf buddy were very welcomed in the pro shop and club house.

It was a lovely days golfing, no hold ups and easy to navigate around the course. Maps of each hole on each tee box was fab and ball washers too.

Couldnt fault this course at all. Very open and lobg course with lots of par3 holes and a couple of fairly long par5s probably would advise getting a cart as it can be hilly. Would come again for sure, has a very nice beer garden also.

Played here quite a lot in past,seems that this course doesn't get the attention it should. Greens are very dry and need watering and the bunkers had not been raked for some time leaving a hard crisp topping. Booked a cheap round but if I had payed full price I would not have been too pleased with the condition of the course.