Kilworth Springs Golf Club

Loved the course and great price that I played. Tough course with various holes and challenges. A very nice range and food and will definitely be coming back again!

The course offers a genourous amount of width on most shots from the Tee and rewards accuracy. If you miss the fairway at any point and end up in the rough you might as well call lost ball immediately and save your time. The rough is extremely long and any high handicappers like me should budget for the loss of balls.

The lay out is fun and the 18th is a very nice hole over waterwith a devilishly placed bunker that put it right between clubs.

Drainage is excellent and the views are pretty. Whas not to like.

My buddy and I had just wrapped up a fantastic session at the driving range. There's nothing quite like smashing golf balls with the Trackman – pure bliss. After working up an appetite, we headed to the halfway house/restaurant/bar for some well-deserved grub.

The staff? Super friendly. The food? Absolutely divine. We were in golf heaven.

But then, things took a turn. Enter: a table of 8 middle-aged, entitled white men. They didn't ask us to take off our hats; they *told* us. Classy, right? They even cracked jokes about my friend looking better with his hat on. We chuckled, he put his hat back on, and we went back to our food.

But no, they weren't done. They kept demanding we take our hats off, pestering us like we were in some bizarre hat enforcement zone. Mind you, we were just minding our own business, enjoying our meal. But these rather overbearing bullies decided it was their mission to ruin our day.

The situation escalated quickly. We weren't about to let these insecure bullies boss us around. Next thing you know, we're squaring up with them – two lightweights against eight heavyweights. Over hats. Seriously.

Things got physical, and I ended up with a gash on my head, blood all down my shirt, and a broken watch. But hey, I was fine. Talk about an unexpected golf hazard.

Now, before anyone gets all technical, yes, we know some clubhouses have that silly "hats off" rule. But we had no idea, and if a staff member had kindly informed us, it would've been a different story.

Oh, and guess what? One of these entitled clowns was the club captain. Imagine that. Mr. Captain wanted to brawl to show off in front of his buddies. Classy leadership right there.

In the end, we decided to leave to avoid causing more trouble for the lovely staff. But here's a suggestion: maybe the club should rethink their choice of captain. Less entitlement, more sportsmanship, perhaps?

Will we be back? Absolutely. No overbearing bullies are going to keep us from enjoying golf. And yes, I'll be proudly wearing my hat in your clubhouse.

To future visitors: consider packing some boxing gloves in your golf bag. You know, just in case.

Great course plenty of challenges.. very tough for high handicappers with anything off the fairway being knee high instant loss of ball with any small error.. suited for very low handicappers

This is a very testing course , with rough 2 feet tall. Go it at your perrin. A lynx style couses with a nice club house and a medium difficulty rating. The house is in fantastic condition and I have played here before.

The only disappointment was the slowwwww play. Easch time I play here it takes a long time to get round. Took me as part of a 2 ball 4.5 hours to get round with a buggie. And the previous time I played I have up after 5.5 hours on the 15th hole and walked off.

I was told to complain next time but a 2 ball should never be stuck behind 4 x 4 balls

Caught a 3ball up who tee’d off 20mins before….didn’t let us through and had to wait for at least 5mins on each tee from the 6th hole! Nice course, just unlucky to be stuck behind really poor players

Only disappointment was the quality of most bunkers. No real sand in them, lots of stones. The fairways, greens, layout etc are great.

The rough was tough, had to keep it on the fairway or take your medicine! Greens were excellent and we liked the addition of the new halfway house with toilet!

Great course, lovely view, tee times were stack so lots of waiting and no one letting others play through.

Bunkers were unplayable, which wasn't pointed out at the start and the only way we found out was when we landed in one.

Pro shop staff where amazing and helpful! Lady behind the bar was also very friendly, young lad behind the bar brought the atmosphere down a bit, but maybe due to him not wanting to work on a bank holidays 😂

Considering all the rain we have had the fairways were good, if you strayed into the rough on some holes it was a bit soggy. Greens were generally ok but a bit bumpy around the hole

A lovely course with some challenging holes. Considering the amount of rain we had had over the past few days, the course was in really good condition. Facilities were great especially the practice green which has two bunkers to practice on. Staff were warm, friendly and welcoming.

Another great round at Kilworth. Course was in good condition, pace of play good and generally a good group of golfers on the course

During the winter months, expectations are low re course quality, although Kilworth Springs far exceeded ours!

The course is an old quarry I think and drains brilliantly. In addition, the rough had been thinned out which made play far better in the gale force conditions. Fortunately, the wind was largely in our favour and our scoring was great. All for under £20. We had a blast