Styrrup Hall Golf & Country Club

Arrived at 7am for a 7:24 tee time. Clubhouse and proshop were closed. Driving range was also closed. Tee boxes were rough, uneven with lots of existing divots are some hardly had any grass. Greens were in poor condition, even for the time of year. Only saving grace was that they weren't temp greens. A 720 yard par five is bizarre, even in this modern era of 300+ yard drives. Some of the bunkers had minimal sand and hadn't been raked. For £30, I expected better. Looked and played like a municipal course.

Course is lovely unfortunately wasn't told about temp greens being on but didn't spoil our round the only thing that spoilt it was the 3ball in front that we caught up on the 9th

They see a 2ball behind standing in the fairway waiting for them.to clear the green then decide to fish balls out of the stream at the side of the green 🙄

Will definitely play course again tho so not letting that put us off 👍

For the time of year was in amazing condition. Fairways were great, bunkers really good and greens great. Only downside which isn't the courses fault was amount of pitch marks I had to repair on every green. Just lazy golfers not doing it.

The fairways and green's were spot on and nice tee's 👌.

The club facilities are good, lovely bar and good car park, driving range balls are poor but can always get a bay.

The course condition is poor, very very poor greens and no interesting holes really. £30 a round is far far touch for a visitor, I wouldn't pay more then £15 as it's on par with a council course.

Course in overall good condition, however areas around the greens were bare and patchy in areas.

Enjoyed playing there and will return

First time for us at styrrup, but we will definitely be back again. Great course, quite a bit of walking between holes but that's no real problem. Greens and fairways were in excellent condition.