Hurtmore Golf Club

Such a picturesque course with a great variety of interesting holes. I loved it for this reason & for the high number of short par 4's for my pathetically short drives of under 200 yards. Not a long hitters course unless you want eagle putts on several par 4's.

Two particularly slow groups recognised this and invited players through, so I cannot wait to play again this cleverly designed course by the legendry Peter Alliss.

Only nets to practise in, but a very friendly welcome thank you.

Great selection of dog leg's great position of bunkers and great greens

Enjoyed the round, stay on fairways as rough is tough in places. Very slow play from members ahead but overall good course.

The greens are bobbly at present fairwYs are ok apart from irrigation holes into which one of the balls ran.

Chosen as a mid way point to meet a mate. We were not advised by pro shop to start on 10th, found out by chance. Greens are not in the best condition but rest of course was as expected for time of year. No course guides available but fortunately very few blind shots for first timers.

Played at Hurtmore last minute, booking the day before not knowing a lot about the course, and we couldn’t be happier. Played as a 2 ball with a 2:30 tee, course was reasonably busy but the pace of play was class, people let us through and everyone was really nice. It was a sunny day and the course was lovely, the greens were challenging and the fairways were beautifully cut. The clubhouse was nice with some good beers on draught, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Couldn’t recommend the course more.

I like the course. It's challenging but not too many monster long holes. I always enjoy playing here. The putting surfaces were not that good today. A bit bumpy and maybe the grass a tad long, so difficult to judge putts. Otherwise, the course was in good condition. Though without raking, the bunkers can be more challenging than normal. Some golfers were quite slow, including playing off white tees when they were hitting it 70-90 yards. We were playing as a two-ball and no one offered to let us play through. It was not so much of a problem as it was a nice day but it did add at least a half an hour to our round!

A friend & I like the course very much but feel the costs of a round has gone up dramatically. We are looking to find an alternative course as we travel twelve miles to play.

Hurtmore is open to visitors and costs under £30 a round. That’s the positives. The greens are covered in some grass eating disease, the bunkers are all different sands and levels, the fairways and rough look like they’ve been roughly cut by the council. While other courses have used the down time to prepare themselves for a busy year the owners at Hurtmore appear to have taken the approach of just trying to make money from unsuspecting visitors and beginners. Not a fitting tribute to the late great Peter Alliss who designed it.