Kilworth Springs Golf Club

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

A definite course to keep it straight if you want to score well but if you do then lots of birdie chances especially on the Par 5’s. Some really good holes with the Par 3 6th a really fun hole. If the wind blows it’s a brute but course overall in good condition and facilities are very good albeit expensive for range balls on the Toptracer range - £12 for 100 balls if you are a visitor. It covers a lot of area with a few long walks between holes and with fairly high rough for errant shots it’s not a quick whizz round but would recommend you give it a try

Greens very good, fairways very good except a few weeds, rough brutal but fair. Some bunkers full of big stones so should be great to prevent club damage

The bunkers have large stones in them the surrounding rough also has large stones. I have damaged my iron badly after hiring a stone larger than an organelle in the rough just a few inches to on be the right of the bunker.

Be very careful

It’s a shame as it used to be such a lovely course.

Greens had been hollow tined in preparation for winter!! fair enough as has to be done at some point but usually covered with fine sand to make it a bit less of a lottery. The main gripe was the bunkers……full of stones….big stones…..looked more like Bognor beach