Lingfield Park Golf Club

Course in good condition, the greens were fast even though we had had lots of rain yesterday. Some of the flag holes still had water to drain away.

This course is tight for the 1st 6holes and then becomes longer. However course at the moment is playing quite a bit shorter off both yellow and white tees. Why? Because tees moved up.

Green are medium to quick and fairway are defined by the trees and bushes. Keep it straight and you'll score well. Stray and you have a good chance of your ball being list in the trees/bushes. Bunkers are a mix, lots of thin grained sand but in patches quite bare..Needs a good raking.

On the whole a tough challenge. Would love to play its full length.

Sodden after an absolute deluge but eminently playable. Layout is bit odd going across racecourse but good fun. Very tight at points and definitely one to play twice as it has more teeth than the mapping suggests.

Good course well kept greens quick and challenging par 3s long but nearly had a hole in one. But overall good day out and not to busy.

I really enjoyed it .... I played crap but the course was good

Course in really good condition considering the recent wet weather, particularly the greens. Lots of different types of holes, some very tight, others more open. Excellent value for money. Will definitely be back soon.

Very enjoyable first round at this course. Considering how much wet weather there had been the course was in good condition. Some of the tee shots was very daunting with little room for error. Greens was soft and true. Several bunkers were GUR as new sand is introduced.

My opponent and I were all square going down 18 so very competitive.

No way near as bad as some of the reviews I've read. The course was in good condition.

Challenging enough course and staff were super helpful. Will be back for sure!

Awful awful condition

1 par 5 was changed to a par 3 with no advisory on the initial booking or when I asked for course conditions on arrival.

Another par 5 had the tee moved by 100 yards so it was unclear whether it was still a par 5

In both instances the scorecard had not been changed

Losing a ball on the fairway or when it lands 5 yards off the green because neither has been cut

Never played at Lingfield before. I called up and was warned it was very wet. £15 for a round is a steal. The pro shop was small as had the essentials. Staff were very friendly and informative. I was warned before playing that there were a few mats on the course and that the 2nd was shortened to a par 3. The ground was sodden, pure mud in spots and I lost three balls that were down the middle of the fairway due to them plugging in the ground. The course really should have been closed to save it for the summer and the mats had no tee holes to be able to put a tee for woods or drivers making it very hard to get off the tee.

In short, Lingfield is an interesting, varied layout but criminally neglected, to the point that it may no longer be worth even the modest green fee.

Playing in Jan is a luxury, so I hold no fault to the ground staff for the course being wet, but encountering bunkers with foot and paw prints all over them is frustrating, but at least those ones have sand in where as some have grass growing in them.

On back-to-back visits 6 months apart, ive been told I’d have to go pick up my own balls on the range as they ‘hadn’t had a chance to go pick them up’.

This course has lots of potential and better practice facilities than most but is completely mismanaged.

I can't belive the course is open the condition it is in.

It is daylight robbery taking people's money and letting them play on it.

Luved this course, great test with a lot of narrow holes so definitely need to be accurate. Played in very wet conditions and hard to tell if course drains well or not as very muddy. £25 is one of best value rounds I’ve played and then after was able to get a drink while watching some racing