Lingfield Park Golf Club

The course was as wet as it could be before it becomes classed as a lake! Greens impeccable considering the condition of the fairways.

Course was a bit soggy in parts, to be expected from recent rain. Plenty of challenging holes, but good variety. Would love to play here in the summer.

Limited facilities due to COVID, with pro-shop closed. It was great to get a round in, even if I did lose a few balls in the water.

First time playing, good value for money with some challenging and good holes. Fairway and rough were very muddy in spots, but to be expected during winter. Greens were in great condition.

Good layout and interesting variety of holes but course condition was poor, greens were uneven, could be a really good course with better maintenance.

This course has a mix of short par threes and a couple of long par fours and fives. The conditions aren’t ideal but we are in December!! The greens appear to be reasonably maintained and are much better than other courses for the time of year. Some players don’t like letting people through and also aren’t great at course etiquette and the facilities could be better but this is probably due to Covid.

I would recommend the course for an under £30 round of golf!

Extremely wet overall but greens stayed pretty good

A great layout with good greens. Great value for money! Some really challenging tight holes and others making golfers think course management. Just a bit soft and muddy in many of the fairways when I played there owing to rain & worms!

Very wet when we played it so it played very long and was hard work. Only suggestion would be to have clearer 150m posts as well as the fairway plaques, which are difficult to see.

Very good but tight course, drives need to be accurate. Greens were smallish on some hole but ran true.

Very interesting course layout meandering through the forest.

No facilities available for post round for a guest, but a great course. Worth a visit, but keep your slice and hook in the bag.

I really enjoyed the layout of this course. There is some really narrow holes and approach shots Plus strategically positioned bunkers and water hazards adding to the challenge and features of this course. Through GN, fantastic value for money. The down sides were the pace of play (not overly surprising on a Saturday), the club house / pro shop / bar etc were all closed being victims of Covid measures. Also the course was a bit soft and muddy. OK there has been rain but a lot of the mud on the fairways is from worm casts that had not been addressed or apparently treated for.

This was my 3rd time playing the course and as a solid 28 handicap hacker it was very pleasurable. I particularly like the variety of holes. A couple of the greens need some attention, they appear to have been damaged by buggy tracks by the look of things which is a shame. Tee boxes were slightly forward of their usual positions but this is expected with winter on its way and being a bit soggy underfoot. For the money though it is an excellent 18 holes of golf.

This course has really gone downhill, first time playing this year and couldn't believe the state of it. The greens were okay, but fairways and tee boxes were bad! That's why it's only £20 to play I guess...