Woolfox Golf & Country Club

An interesting par 3 over a lake is a great introduction this course. Greens are large and the fairways are wide and forgiving.

I understand that the course has been altered and my Garmin watch doesn’t seem to have updated the alteration which made judging shots I to the green difficult and as no course plan is provided on the score card spotting hidden bunkers surrounding the green was impossible at times.

All in all we enjoyed the round and would play the course again.

The only thing I really enjoyed about this course was the first hole, and being able to catch up with my mate! Other than that it was a let down. No staff around at a 6:12pm tee time, very confusing for first timers here as a result. Probably don’t need to pay to be honest, just turn up and play. Nobody would know. Course poorly signposted and if you play just 9 holes, you have a loooong walk back so be prepared! Sprinklers came on at the greens as we were playing so that was annoying too. You’d think they’d set timers better. For a health/lifestyle club with such great facilities and a massive monthly fee - this course was poor.

06.30 start ,course in excellent condition, greens recently cut bunkers dressed . Staff extremely friendly, well worthwhile visiting

With the new holes over the water, made the course more interesting, good layout

The course is in great condition, superb greens. The new layout has shortened the course, but does not take anything away from the enjoyment of playing it. The clubhouse is small, with very little golf equipment for sale. There is a resturant next to the gym, which is really nice, with both indoor and outdoor space. However, it feels that it is designed to cater for younger gym users than golfers, or golf societies. But I find it difficult to say anything negative, as I always enjoy playing at the Woolfox.

1st time playing the course after a friend recommended the course, after playing it himself just over a year ago but the course layout had changed since he played and said it was much better than before. Greens was in great condition, it’s a course you can attack a good score. I play off 14 and shot 77 which was 8 over, par 69. Loved the 10th hole short down hill par 4 about 240 to the front to 270 back, Hit a 3 wood to 10 foot and drained the putt for eagle! Would definitely recommend this course and I will be back to play soon!

I really enjoyed playing the new course layout. It is shorter but still testing. The greens are great, the tees still need some work and signage could be better. But overall a really good course. Will definitely will be playing again.

Very friendly staff. Course layout slightly altered over last few months and lots of maintenance work carried out on the course. The time and money spent on the course is starting to pay off now things are maturing in place. Good course for beginners but challenging enough for the more experienced. Hole 1 over the water is a fantastic new addition. My only problem is the layout, not enough signs to help with navigating. Also no map on scorecard as of yet. Some of the holes if you haven't played before are difficult to see where the green would be or is from the tee. The worst being the 2nd hole closely followed by the 17th.

I have played here numerous times over the winter and most recently this week. Loads of work been done to the course and site. Been a number of hole switches with layout etc. No good for GPS until its updated. Luckily I know the course quite well but when playing alongside first time players here they have found navigating difficult. I think once gps is all up to date and scorecard has course mapthis will be one of the best courses locally to play. Additionally I'll add drainage here seems fantastic so even after heavy downpours the course has been more than playable.

The course is in a transitional state at the moment with work ongoing to remodel the layout and some the holes. It appears they are doing this to accomodate some large lodges/houses on the site of the old first hole.

The net result is an attempt to squeeze extra holes into the other 17. Consequently you have 6 par 3's, and 3 of the par4's are extremely short (one of them is a long iron/hybrid to easily reach the green).

It is also in poor condition, we have had bad weather but the condition of the fairways and greens is very bad in comparison to all other courses i've played in the Rutland and Peterborough area.

Unfortunately it is one to miss for a few years, but unless they somehow improve the layout further it will never be a decent course in my opinion. Our society has visited this course for 10+ years now but after the latest round have decided not to return in the short-medium term.

Despite the heavy rain and all other courses being closed in the Rutland area. Woolfox fairways and greens are as good as ever. Highly recommend.

the course played very well considering the amount of rain recently . a good course for golfers who wish to play 18 holes but do not want to take all day about it .

Have played here many times over the years. Course has been redesigned in last two years, with another redesign on the way for a couple of holes. These changes are to be welcomed, and clearly a lot of money has been spent on the new facilities, etc. One thing that's still needed, and would really help those who haven't played here before, is distance markers on the par 4s and 5s. Prior to the changes, there were plastic markers in the fairways at 200, 150 and 100 yds, however most of these were destroyed by mowers. Even simple painted wooden posts by the side of the fairway would be an improvement.

Otherwise, course in good condition. Greens very good. Some tee boxes are in need of levelling out and returfing, but otherwise a good course for all standards of golfer.