Kington Golf Club

Course yet again brilliant , my favourite course but nearly 2 hours away but well worth the trip we will definitely return again as soon as possible

Played this course several times, and love it to bits, if it was closer 1hour 30 minutes away , it would be my home course, the greens where brilliant, like in the summer and pretty dry conditions up there not muddy like my own course, we will definitely return early next year great views and smashing holes, only bit I don’t like is the lane up to the course(single track) if cars are coming down but everything else is good

The course is in absolutely excellent condition for this time of year and I can't recommend it enough for this time of year. Perched atop Bradnor Hill, the course stays dry and drains perfectly when everywhere else is a soggy mudbath. Only 2 winter mats in place off the tee (2nd and 15th), everywhere else is a regular tee box. The greens are in perfect condition, fast and solid, to the point that a couple of shots onto the green didn't even leave a pitchmark!

The views are stunning and the course beautiful, especially the back 5 playing back towards the clubhouse. A couple of short par 4 and 5 holes make the course eminently scorable in good weather, and a fun challenge to do so.

It can be really windy on top so conditions can be difficult and snow will stick around longer than in other places, but if it's the wet you're trying to avoid, this course is an absolute 10 out of 10.

Played here about 5 times now and it never disappoints. If you like your golf with a view and top notch greens...this is the place for you. The staff and greenkeepers are all very friendly and helpful also. 10/10!

We played as 2 golfers in a buggy behind a 4 ball chopping it everywhere and looking for balls most holes, after hole 4 we were told "we would let you through but there's nowhere to go" ???? there was only a ball in front of them and they were well ahead by the 5th so we spent most the day standing waiting which we all know spoils a round - To be honest i've played Church Strettton also which is similar to this course with spectacular views but the members attitude really spoilt it for us - nice but i don't think we will be back

Not much more you can say about this course that others already haven’t!! It’s simply amazing, the greens were outstanding, value for money like you’ve never seen! Why this course isn’t always busy is beyond me as it’s one of my favourites. This is up there with Pyle and Kenfig, Pennard the lot!

Another lovely day in the sunshine. This course was certainly hilly and required much thought about where to play the ball. Get it wrong and you will roll!!! Fantastic views from the tops of the hills which have easily been the best of our 5-day championship. Greens were in good condition and surprisingly fast on several of the mid-round holes. Sheep everywhere but not at all bothered by golfers. The bracken was not too high, but by mid-June it might be much taller leading to challenges finding any off-fairway balls. Lesson learned….don’t poke around in gorse bushes as they are sharp on the legs….most players were in shorts.

The hills were certainly a workout for the legs!

Very sociable clubhouse after our round and in fact throughout the day there was a well-relaxed atmosphere with all players on the course. Very good value drinks at the club bar which was very refreshing (ha!) given the higher prices we’ve paid at some of the larger clubs.

Thanks to all that engaged with our 4-ball. We’ll look at your playing recommendations maybe next time for a few rounds in mid-Wales.

Even if your golf is not good you have got fantastic views from every hole on the couese

Course was in fantastic condition for the time of year ..Greens immaculate and pacey.. Panoramic views were breathtaking..Staff friendly.A great days golf.. highly recommend

We play this course 4-5 times a year never disappoints it’s simply wonderful, if we lived closer it would be my home club, but it’s 60 miles away and takes 1.5hrs to reach but we’ll worth it , there are no sand bunkers but the traps around the green catch you out it’s great all year around because it’s so high, sheep everywhere and some tricky holes but if you don’t come off wanting more there’s something wrong, just don’t go on very windy days but all in all brilliant fun day out, I will be back

When most courses are suffering from Winter rain and frost Kington remains uncsathed...well drained..no Temps with rolling fairways ..A real Gem right on my doorstep

A friend advised us to try this course for the views. It was amazing - we had great weather and could see for miles and miles. Plays like a links course and quote a challenge but fair. Was in great condition.

Pro was not very friendly and gave us incorrect information about availability of food which was really disappointing. Didn't see any other staff.

Members we met on the course were chatty and helpful.

There is no better course where the quality, challenge, value and the VIEWS are at Kington. I will keep coming back at every opportunity. If I lived nearer I would become a member. Thankyou Kington: Herefordshire’s finest.

I was so lucky with the weather on Friday morning as I started with a thermal, golf shift, jumper and gilet and ended wearing only the thermal and golf shirt. It got quite hot at times. Pro was nice and let me off 15 minutes before scheduled time. Interesting course to say the least. Greens were in good condition even though they had recently been worked on. Par 3 are really tough and require precise shots and it takes some getting used to to pitch up to Par 3 greens and not putt up!!! Fantastic views from every aspect of the course. My highlight-birdie 3 at 16 and holed a couple of 15 foot putts. I would definitely come back and play course again. Did not stop for a drink or bite to eat but as I was driving back to Vowchurch heavens opened.