Little Lakes Golf Club

I've played Little Lakes numerous times and was pleased it's still in good condition.Real Shame it's now reduced to 9 Holes but the existing 9 Holes were in good condition .

The only thing I would say is they need more Golf Buggies.

We loved the course, it wasn’t too busy on a Sunday morning and was in great condition.

We think the layout may have changed and this was confusing whilst using the hole 19 app.

There wasn’t any clear signage where to sign in and we don’t believe there was a pro shop. I spoke to a staff member in the restaurant who seemed very busy but was still friendly.

We were not offered score cards or any information about the course.

There wasn’t a putting green before the first hole which was in great condition too.

Overall I’d definitely recommend this course to anyone looking to play different courses. We were able to book 2days before and there wasn’t plenty of availability, the price was very reasonable for 9 holes.

It is quite a hilly course so you’ll feel it after but well worth the trip out.

Love place. Friendly staff and very helpful. Great beer after golf cheers

My only grumble was it was my first time on the course would help if the flags had a number on had to take a pic of the course notice board to get site layout. The course was fairly challenging quite hilly and sloping fairways but enjoyed the few hours definitely will visit again

Enjoyable round, quite a lot of hills so maybe think about a buggies.

But on the whole a great course, I will be back.

Excellent value for money and very friendly.

Enjoy playing here, some challenging holes and usually no hold ups with slow play.

I agree with the previous reviews to a certain extent, however, the course has improved dramatically under the care of the new greekeeoing team. Congratulations on a fab job!

The temporary 9th tee has moved to a proper tee making a decent final hole challenge.

The management and staff ought to take some credit too.

Always friendly and helpful staff.

Looking forward to golf at LLGC next year .... a little gem.

Drove for an hour to get there to find out the course was closed ! Not really a sorry from the staff just ‘ it says closed on the website’ . I told them and showed them you was still able to book through hold now.

With two friends, I had a good round of golf in beautiful wooded countryside, not the greatest clubhouse in the country but perfectly adequate.

So we played this course about 3/4 years ago and although it wasn’t the best it certainly wasn’t the worst so we thought why not let’s give it another shot.

Wow… it is no longer an 18 hole course… you can tell where the other 9 holes used to be but they’re under 6ft of grass now so you play the same front 9 twice. NOWHERE TELLS YOU THIS UNTIL YOU PLAY! The holes that they have left are not in great condition, a lot of dead grass on the fairway despite the weather being a good mix of rain and sunshine the last few weeks, the greens have patches of dead and dying grass on them and so do the fairways but there is no GUR anywhere. They have watered the greens but so much so they are waterlogged despite it being 28c out today so the greens are very slow and the tee boxes don’t look like they have had much care or attention for a while. It is pretty obvious from the modern looking facilities of the holiday homes on the site that there is where their attention lies and the golf course gets whatever budget is left over. Will not be playing again, very disappointing. One image I have uploaded (with the text on it) shows the state of the fairway on the 2nd/11th and the other photo is looking down from what is now the par 3 hole you play 4 times

This stunningly beautiful 18 hole course has been reduced to a very sad shadow of its former self.

I first played Little Lakes back in the early 80's when it was a very basic 9 hole and saw it it developed into an outstanding and very challenging 18 course and have returned many times and always enjoyed and admired the course condition and wonderful variety of challenges with no hole the same.

On Saturday we arrived to find ourselves directed after the 8th green to a plastic tee to the new 9th and the end of the round and the realisation that all of the wonderful 2nd 9 holes had been abandoned.

Added to this was that the wide fringes of the fairways had been mowed but the cut grass was left on the surfaces, meaning any ball not on the fairway was too often impossible to find as it was hidden below deep dead grass.

Farewell Little Lakes

An interestingly laid out course, with helpful and friendly staff. I’ve booked in to play next week as well

This was once lovely course and a bargain on Groupon! Now they’ve lost 9 holes and use the 3rd three times for a round of 18 holes it’s been completely and utterly ruined! So disappointing as it was once a lovely place to play and a real treat with so many different types of holes to play!!! Won’t be visiting again anytime soon

The condition of the course was diabolical and the new 9th hole they've installed is absolute garbage. I'm quite dismayed with how they've taken a really good 18 hole golf course and flushed it down the pan. I would just avoid and go to Wharton Park or Bewdley Pines instead.

the golf course has reduced the number of holes to nine. the staff working there told us that the back nine holes where no longer being used and all flags had been removed. we played the front nine but the course was in terrible condition,dont book here