The Club & Lodge at Meyrick Park

The course is normally great, unfortunately the greens had just been sanded, we should have been informed of this before we turned up to play! Would not have played there if we had known the condition of the course.

Have played this course many times and thoroughly enjoy it, a great challenge. However, our greatest challenge yesterday was the total lack of knowledge of golf etiquette by Club Members. It's common courtesy for a slow 3 ball to call through a faster 2 ball. We asked to be allowed to play through, only to be told "we don't do that here!"

We waited on every single shot, thanks guys???

What a course, I would say one of the best around.

Greens are second to none. Great roll and fairs ways good condition. Can't recommend it enough. Tough though off whites.

A great test of golf, good par 3s, tight tree lined fairways and the condition of the greens were excellent!

Worth the £22 green fee. Best to play it from March-September otherwise you might be playing a couple of temporary greens.

Well worth a visit.

After arriving at the complex we soon realised that the facilities and the lodge itself were definitely worth the money as were the first 4 holes on this ‘Championship’ course however as we got to the 5th Hole this all started to change. As one of us walked onto the tee box we were approached by a dog that was jumping up at us and was neither on a lead nor under control, I understand after playing that there is some public foot paths across the course (not mentioned on the website) so thought it was just a one off, which if it was the case we wouldn’t have minded so much however seeing as this happened multiple times on this course I do not believe this to be acceptable again for a Championship Course. This was not the only problem on the course, half way through mid swing there were inconsiderate dog walkers calling their dog’s names and playing fetch across our fairway, not to mention running across the green as we were trying to putt!! As we headed onto the back 9, there was someone flying a remote control aeroplane from a tee box which as you can imagine was extremely distracting as you are trying to tee off it was more like playing on a public park than playing on a ‘Championship Course’. We got to the 14th green yet again to be approached by another dog which ran onto the green and not only moved one of our balls but continued to try and chew it and run off with it, for us this was the final straw and at this point we walked off the course. After this experience we would not only never recommend it but we were certainly not playing it again the following day. NO REFUND OR RESPONCE TO VARIOUS E-MAILS.