Maylands Golf Club

A nice local course, with some challenging holes. Easy to book and really good value for money. I will be returning.

Good course layout, bunkers were good and fairways were okay. Nice walk with lots of dear! Apart from that, disappointed with the greens and the temporary hole is frustrating due to an astro turf green. The greens were not true when putting and due to dryness, you could not really land a ball on the greens without them bouncing off. Won’t be returning anytime soon, which is sad as my grandad was once a member for many years!

I played the front nine and it was great. Only slight problem is one of the holes is onto a temp green and this is poorly signed (no distance marks, no sign to next tee)

Got to 10th tee and there was a queue of 12peiple waiting to tee of for a competition. I was completely ignored as I approached as they were clearly not going to let me play through even though I had started at 1st hole. First tee shot as the same so I couldn’t even go back and play the first nine again.

Very poor form

Staff and check in excellent

Parking always a bit of issue as very limited and parking alongside ditch not always easy to get out.

Greens need flattening and bit of tlc to avoid bumpiness

I had a visitor with me who said directions from hole to hole not enough as a new player if not been there before also Needs a decent watering around tees and greens but overall very nice to play

Really enjoyed playing here. Nice hole layouts and the course being full of Deer was a bonus… very scenic!

Played here Sunday after not coming here for over a year. Disappointed is an understatement, the greens were just an extension of the fairways, temporary green we wasn’t told about which is a waste of time if I’m honest. And they have the cheek to ask £30 for a round still. Will never ever come back here .

Turned up at the course to find nobody at the club shop or bar and the course closed. No notice was given by the club by phone, message or via GolfNow.

That's really poor.

Having been told by a friend what a state the course was in I tried with no success to cancel my tee time with Golf Now (very disappointing I would of happily taken a credit note) Against my better judgment I turned up to play a course that resembled a bog I’ve never been greeted by a sign saying your playing at your own risk surely the course should be closed .

Course in lovely setting with wild deer roaming in their hundreds.

Not bad for winter Golf so can't complain really.

Teeing off mats but they are OK and dont wobble.

Staff friendly.

Course has dried up fairly well from early january. Obviously on winter mats. Greens and fairways ok for time of year. Most bunkers really well presented. Shortened 4th hole to par 3 with a synthetic green which plays true so a good solution.

Played here many times a most pleasent place to play a round howver the greens at present are poor

Were told carry only, not surprising in January, however no rain the past week…

Majority of golfers had trolleys, rule wasn’t enforced. Only told as checked in, as we saw other players taking trolleys from the Pro Shop.

No mention of the artificial green until we got there.

Greens covered in pitch marks, very few repairs carried out by other players, doesn’t seem to be something that is encouraged.

Bunkers were mostly stone, no sand to be found.

Won’t rush back in the winter months.

Have played Maylands a few times over the years and I must say it was in a pretty sorry state.

Fairways were almost unplayable and the greens where a mess. Bit of a shame really. Hope it gets the TLC it needs.