Stratford Oaks Golf Club

The greens had all been top dressed and aerated. We weren’t notified before or on arrival this was the case and the tee boxes were in bad condition

3 & 4 balls not letting me play through as a single. I ended up skipping 2 holes to get in front of a 4 ball at one point. Unfortunately, this seems to be a common occurrence at Stratford Oaks. Other than that, it's a great course. Good facilities in terms of range, chipping area, putting green etc. Good value for money. It's a shame that the pace of play can let this place down sometimes.

Course in good nick considering recent weather, greens were a bit fluffy but decent and many bunkers GUR waiting sand but on the whole the course was more than playable

The green were very good rolled true so well done for this time of year 28/12/24

The rest of the course was soaked very wet !!

Some fairways shouldn’t have been open in my opinion and around the greens very wet to

I read a review saying it was a good winter course and this lead me to make my booking !! But it’s not a winter course at all I’m sure it would be lovely in the dryer months

but at £40 each the course conditions were not anywhere near good enough

But like I say dryer months yes

Wetter months big No

I hope this helps anyone making a decision I try to be fair a honest

Always worth a visit. Friendly folks at reception and a great course to enjoy, not hilly so if you are looking for a recovery round this is a god one.

Nice course good pace of play 3.5 hours friendly staff

This was my first visit to SO (Stratford Oaks), and on the hole £29 was a fair price. I would have felt a little "short changed" if I had to pay the normal visitor rate of £40, but golfnow had a special T slot so I took advantage.

The greens were the let down, yes large and in the main relatively flat, but they had suffered from dry weather as the groundstaff had spiked and then sand dressed them, which meant they were suffering from a cabbage patch feel.

The course was a little short (5,800 from the yellows) which we were told we had to play. This made it a medium drive followed by nothing more than a 9 iron (in most cases).

So, would I play it again, yes, but not at £40, and only if I was looking for a practice round and not a challenge.

Very welcoming staff & overall the course is in good condition however they have sanded the greens & it hasn’t washed in, consequently they are quite uneven & bobbly. Rate of play was fine but thought £5.50 for a pot of tea was a bit steep! Overall though a pleasant experience

Wonderfully warm September afternoon at The Stratford Oaks, so we were always going to enjoy the round. We had two 2-ball couples ahead and one 2-ball behind so although we were a bit stop-start, we were 14 mins ahead of play after the ninth. All greens were heavily sanded which we were told about at the registration desk beforehand and a few big bunkers under significant repair.

But fairways were nicely prepared, the rough was OK and (most) balls findable! Some course etiquette not consistently followed by all players out that afternoon. Good cold lager in clubhouse afterwards.

Great price for the round today as well. We’ll certainly be back!

The staff were rude and gave no information - the greens were just sand you need a bucket and spade more that golf clubs - awful experience and worse club I’ve been to

The staff at reception were friendly, it has some great warm up facilities, changing rooms and a great range. Buggy prices were reasonable at £29.95 and the course is both challenging and pleasant.

The course was lovely but it was slow all the way round wouldn’t go again @3.20 as just made 18 in twilight

Not played here for probably 15 years....always considered it a 'pay and play' course despite knowing you can become a member.

The course has matured a lot and was in very good condition, particularly the greens, which were excellent. I three putted quite a few times which is unusual for me as there were a lot of slopes that I was not aware of...I will know better next time..!!