Hurtmore Golf Club

What do you expect being a single player on a sunny sunday afternoon - slow play just because there are a lot of people out on the course. I got myself some extra putting and chipping practise between holes.

I didn't expect to a see a 6 ball playing on the back 9 !!

Course conditions okay but course a little boring and clubhouse soulless

I thoroughly enjoyed my first visit to Hurtmore, apart from wrecking my card taking 5 to get out of a tricky bunker behind the 18th green! Everyone was very helpful and friendly. Will look forward to playing here again

Great course with plenty of short par 4s, good for improving the short game as a few have ideally placed hazards.

Ground and greens were unbelievably firm given the weather we’ve had over the last week. Would recommend….

Course is in very good condition.

Tricky greens.

Welcoming and friendly club.

A fairly short coarse with one or two exceptions.

Good greens, but not fast.

Decent overall but wouldnt want to pay too much to play again. Would go back again- enjoyable

Such a shame very frustrating two three balls in front of us two! Constantly up behind them but was not asked to go through which is golf etiquette when they were so slow.

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.