Kilton Forest Golf Club

Nice to play on a course with all greens and tees open.

First time playing here.

Bunkers terrible, weeds and not much sand.

Fairways where ok and greens could be better but iam sure they will get better as this year goes on.

It was cheap to play and I can understand why.

This is a council operated course which is very underated in these parts. Most courses are wet and on temps. Kilton is on sandy soil and drains incredibly well. Yesterday the fairways were dry and firm and the greens a bit bobbly but ok. For the price of £15 on a Saturday (Hot Deal) it was amazing value.

Absolutely bang on for price

Cannot fault it I might even make myself a mem

So nice to play on proper fairways and greens without paddling in mud!!

Kilton’s sandy soil manages to defeat the relentless rain of the last few months to provide a very good value walk round.

Played two days on the trot and although the quality of the golf was questionable it was certainly a treat to have dry feet at the end.

Fair course, with some TLC could be neatened up, dog walkers make for numerous hazards in addition to the many unraked bunkers. Some long par 4s and all a bit head-on but I like this course and for £15 right now it’s worth the hour drive.

Mid-winter blues, weeks of rain, most courses struggling with mandatory winter matt’s & waterlogged greens, on temporaries. We were really pleased to play Kilton Forrest. It’s built on a sand base so drains really well, so we enjoyed playing preferred lie on fairways, no matt’s, full greens and tee boxes. It was in a really good condition.

It is a nice municipal course. some nice holes.

Well looked after golf course and in great condition for time of year. Does not appear to suffer too much from all the rain we’ve had and was very comfortable under foot. Great value course, we’ll back again.

Cost me 12 pounds to play this course the greens were excellent everything was great. 1 hrs drive to get there worth every penny.

Course is always in good condition, pace of play is good and staff are very helpful

All holes on temporary tees and four temporary greens but generally much drier than most courses in the area (no mud on bottom of trousers after round!!). Enjoyable change to our regular course.

First time at the course and was very impressed how it played considering recent weather most of our local courses aren't even open. Will definitely be back

Saw a weekend deal that was to good to miss- plus our home course only has 13 holes available,

Special mention to Rob in the pro-shop, extremely helpful and friendly.

The course is challenging with many different approaches, Only 1 magnet- I mean water hazard and we managed to keep the same balls throughout the game- none were donated to the course.

Again the course was firm and consequently provided some carry- hence closer to the green lol.

There was only 1 temp in use so for this time of year that was very good.and the greens were great for this time of year- still having some pace to them helped immensely, even when it started raining.

There were plenty of players on and therefore the pace was only reasonable- many times having to wait until taking a shot every hole and Par 3 2 in the queue.

We have rebooked for the following Sunday for a 3 ball., see how that one goes.

Lots of dog walkers and young kids crossing over many of the holes ,, our T off was 10.07 we Teed off at 10.32 , very over crowded

Course great this time of year bunkers unplayable and new temporary tees badly designed as small and tee pegs directly behind one another you’d fall off the mat using back one

Was a very cold icy day but what a pleasure to walk around. Luckily fairways were wide as the ball ran on and on and on lol. Couple of winter greens to be expected and all on new winter tees. Staff were amazing very friendly and helpful

Absolutely amazing course, wide open fairways, very forgiving for the less good golfers. Greens a little slow due to weather but can't blame course for that.