Hurtmore Golf Club

Top marks to the greenkeeping staff, good tidy presentation, bunkers well maintained, course furniture presentable, good cultural practices resulting in minimal presence of disease.

Shortish course reasonably easy to play..

Although most holes are fairly straightforward, there are some tricky greens - and whilst the course is not that long, there is some thought required to positioning.

Par 3 4th hole is a tricky one - short in length, but with bunkers all the way around it - so needs to be spot on for length.

18th is a very decent finishing hole - par 4 with the likelihood that your 2nd shot (over the water into the green) will be off a downhill lie.

Really enjoyed it overall - and in remarkably good condition.

Love this course but only thing is love the 16thbut why oh why always off a mat

I was behind some slow male members. I was playing with my husband. They held us up from the 8th hole and stubbornly would not let us play through. I think they may have done so If we had both been male??? Puts me off playing Hurtmore again!!

Good course for a relatively newbie with lots of wide open holes (there’s the odd lake). It’s a fairly compact course, so a fairly quick round.

Food and Drink good too. Only minor downside was the lack of a driving range, but there are a couple of warm up nets.

Lovely course well maintained. Always welcomed by staff. Great bacon and egg roll to kick the morning off. Highly recommended

Hurtmore is always a pleasure to play. It's a nice length with enough challenge. A course that is enjoyable winter and summer. As an older woman golfer I find it suits me very well.

Love this course during the winter months always walkable without getting too muddy . Some work going on but will add to the course

We waited an hour for breakfast(problem with the till sending orders to the kitchen) and the bloke serving needs to learn some manners, then it took an hour to play the first 3 holes we gave up after nine and anyone starting after us would never have a chance of completing 18 and the fairways have very little grass left, all in all we wish we hadn,t bothered.

course in good condition green keepers must of spent weeks on the bunkers everyone perfect with plenty of sand.

The course was well presented and has been improved in the last 18 months or so. On the face of it is a pretty fair course but there are a couple of holes to catch you out, in particular the 3rd and the 15th. On this day the greens were in good condition but the tees were poor with hardly a flat tee off position to be found. This has long been an issue with this course but it would be nice if they could address this, even some of the worst ones would help. Having said that overall this course represents value for money in my eyes.

Probably a bit biased,I'm off 9 and shot one over after a double on the first!! Plenty of short par 4's therefore wedging and chipping plays a big part of the round. The greens are superb for mid September and can make you look foolish if you're putting isn't on it!!! Fairways are in great nick and you're rewarded if you get your tee shot away, I thoroughly recommend giving Hurtmore a visit and the course provides a challenge for golfers of all levels. Friendly atmosphere in the clubhouse afterwards and and some cracking deals on the sale rack in the shop, I kitted myself out for the winter. Great day was had by all !!

The course is short but in really nice condition and morning golf for £17 is really a bargain. Staff were all friendly as were the members.

Course in good condition,but l can't understand why the 16th holes is a temporary tee box. I think l could count on 1hand in the last couple of years when we've teed off the grass.

Interesting course with a variety of holes. Some uphill, some downhill holes, a few holes with water (18th nerve racking). The greens this week were in very good condition.

not a bad course at all if you want a nice pleasant game of golf.Not difficult course by any means but value for money