Rye Hill Golf Club - Championship Course
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All greens have holes like these Photo submitted by robertd10 on 08/20/2025
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And this Photo submitted by robertd10 on 08/20/2025
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No sand in what presumably a bunker Photo submitted by robertd10 on 08/20/2025
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No sand again Photo submitted by robertd10 on 08/20/2025
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Poor tee box Photo submitted by robertd10 on 08/20/2025
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Photo submitted by u314161514429 on 04/20/2025
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Photo submitted by sdimitroff98 on 08/27/2023
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Photo submitted by u932005591 on 07/17/2023
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Photo submitted by u932005591 on 07/17/2023
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Photo submitted by u314162643361 on 10/18/2022
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Photo submitted by u314162643361 on 10/18/2022
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Scenario from Par 4 (6th) Photo submitted by Anderson2292 on 09/08/2020
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View of a Par 3 (3rd) Photo submitted by Anderson2292 on 09/08/2020
Golfer Reviews
Great course, will go again
Very friendly and helpful staff at the reception, helped me understand the layout of the course, didn’t feel like I needed to ask any questions. Course condition was very good. Only bother was some greens had dead parts that definitely effected some of the putts. Overall, lovely scenery, friendly staff, great course layout, & I will definitely be revisiting
Rye Hill
Overall it was great played as a 2 ball. Unfortunately followed 2x 4 balls it took until the 10th for the first group to let us through and the 2nd group didn’t meaning it took almost 5 hours to play the round.
Rye Hill
A good course and very friendly staff, made us feel very welcome
Ideal for big hitters as it is a long course with generous fairways and lots of room off the tee.
protection is the greens are tricky, small, well protected, often slightly elevated and hard to read.
very enjoyable
Welcoming and friendly course
The course was well set out and offers a number of challenges whilst providing a number of open fairways which allow the regular and more infrequent golfers to open their shoulders and “take it on”. The staff and members were friendly and helpful with their advice and the layout of the course meant that play flowed well whilst at the same time not rushed or harried. I’d definitely pl at this course again.
Lovely course, and very welcoming staff
Cracking course, tucked away in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. We played during lockdown, hence the low rating for off-course amenities. I'm sure they are as good as the rest of the club in normal circumstances.
The course is fairly long, with a number of 420+ yard par 4's. It's a challenge for higher handicappers, but is also quite forgiving. Some fairly generous fairways. Also a sprinkling of tight ones! There are 3 or 4 absolutely stunning-looking holes, particularly on the back 9, and the place must be an absolute picture on a sunny day.
The staff were brilliant. Obviously, social distancing was in effect, but we were made to feel very welcome. This is not always the case when visiting clubs that are tucked away. They like their privacy! We met a few members as well, and they were also very warm.
We enjoyed Rye Hill so much, that we are going to try to make it a regular outing.
Not bad, but lots of similar holes
This is a long course with no water, and with twelve of the eighteen holes being par fours many feel quite similar to one another. The first thirteen holes are largely flat with the last five dropping down into a valley and much hillier and more interesting as a result.
The fairways are wide and in reasonable condition despite the recent very dry weather although wayward shots are punished by deep rough. The greens were in good condition when we played.
Impossible to make use of the clubhouse facilities with the current regulations, but the practice facilities are decent, including a three-hole mini course.
Ok but not great
Played here based on other reviews on golf now, unfortunately I wasn't impressed with the first 13 or so holes, all largely forgettable, 14, 15 and 16 are nice holes and use the landscape well though.
I would say the course is generally quite boring, far too many long, straight, featureless par 4s. It's nice to have some variation in a round to keep you interested, there just wasn't enough of it at rye hill.
The greens and fairways were in quite good condition but the bunkers were a mess, due to the rakes all being removed this wasn't a surprise but some had 6 inch long weeds growing in the bottom of them and virtually no sand, the ones that did have sand in were littered with stones.
I can't comment on the clubhouse etc as it was all closed due to the coronavirus.
It was nice to be out on the course after the recent lockdown, the weather was perfect and the price was great on a 'hot deal' however, we won't be rushing back to rye hill anytime soon.
First post lockdown round
4 of us (in two separate groups) played the course and it was the first time we played this year. The course is very fair and balls were flying across fairways (many of us in the same position), but it rarely meant you were out of the whole.
Obviously there was no post golf drink, so could not check out the bar etc.
The lady on reception was lovely.
Great course layout
Great course layout the greens need some work though and bunkers are full of stones