Warren Golf Club

No irrigation between tee to green. Fairways in poor dry condition, made it not that enjoyable. Course layout is a little different when playing for the first time.

Played with my father in law who is new to golf. Although the course is tricky you can definitely have some fun. Pro shop is really nice and the bar staff are brilliant..

On the positive side of things there were some interesting holes from a design perspective but the overall condition of the course is very poor. The greens were ok but the rest was not good.

Staff and members were friendly so the Club offers a warm welcome but there are far better courses and value for money in the area.

Warren was in great condition given the time of year, dry everywhere, all normal greens in use and about half and half tee boxes vs mats. It’s a tight course and often not very forgiving when you miss a fairway, the gorse will keep anything you put in it so 3 off the tee is a real risk. Greens had unfortunately been spiked and sanded not long before we played but for the time of year that kind of thing is to be expected. The clubhouse is nice, staff welcoming and drinks well priced. Look forward to going back.

The course is in poor condition except around the greens which are good. It may be that the dry conditions have not helped in that some of the course is like a building site, but parts of it need repairing such as the steps to some if the tees. Disappointing as the area around the estuary is very beautiful and as a walk it is very pleasant.

Had an excellent day at the course, the weather was absolutely horrendous with torrential sideways rain, certainly none of which is the fault of the club. Staff were all very friendly and hospitable club house cozy and again staff were great

I have played this course several times before so knew what to expect; it was busy and play felt slow, held by a couple of 4 balls in front, but we finished in 4 hours so obviously not too bad. The greens were in very good condition but fast and we never really managed to adapt to their speed, the fairways were peppered with divots and it would seem golfers just couldn't be bothered to replace divots after taking their shot(s). Not much the Course management can do about that.

Finished off with a nice pint on the Clubhouse balcony.

Course was in great condition even after a storm. Some really challenging holes that will test your game but can be very rewarding the 7th is the staple hole over the sea. Staff in the pro shop was so accommodating first time playing the course was more then helpful explain the layout and the preferred lie. Would 100% recommend playing here if your in the area nice and flat for people who don’t want hilly course

We have a links course where I come from (Portsmouth) and the Warren although not of the same standard is every bit as challenging for a third of the cost, I found The Warren a great little course with some quirky holes and some interesting greens, although the course isn’t long (which suits me at my age) it would challenge most golfers. I will always come and play here when in the area, highly recommend.

Very nice course. It was the first time playing here. The course was very fast, quite unforgiving in areas which made it a bit of a challenge. Set between the sea and estuary in a beautiful location so although our golf was not quite up to scratch it was a very enjoyable day. I would highly recommend playing this course.

Good course with friendly locals, looks like the fairways have taken a beating from the sun recently but greens were pure

Excellent course. A good test for all standards of golfers

Very dry and brown. Not the green you see in the pictures. Course crammed in. Skinny fairways with overlapping holes . Not impressed

Great course to play, very quick greens.

The 6th fairway was very sandy making if difficult to get a clean strike on the ball.

We got a little confused on the 12th hole which means you could easily play down the wrong fairway but other than taht real good fun to play and would definitely go back.

I really enjoyed this course. The location is really cool and the course has some fun holes. It’s a true links course so it drains very well, I played it in October and it was in great condition.

The first hole is a nice gentle handshake of an opening hole(short par 4 with double wide fairway) but an errant slice off the tee could definitely go clattering into parked cars to the right of the fairway. I’ve never been so nervous over such a simple tee shot. The greens were challenging but in nice condition. Fast with lots of undulations.

As expected, there are plenty of bunkers dotted around, some very deep ones in places. A personal highlight for me was the approach shot into the 18th. It’s not an overly challenging hole but the green is down in a cauldron, with the the entrance road to the left and a very large brick wall running along the right, with an active railway line running above the wall.

It’s a large green, that’s fairly easy to hit but if you get your approach shot wrong, the ball could end up anywhere.

The only slight negative that I can think of this the lack of a practice green or chipping green. To be fair though, the course is over 100 years old and there’s not really any space to put them.

Overall I really enjoyed the course and would absolutely recommend it to anyone that is in the area.

I will definitely be going back next time I’m in Devon.

Condition of course was awful. Fairways were horrendous. A pitch n putt 2 miles down the road is far more superior to the Warren and for only £10 a round. £35 a round is ridiculous an will not be playing here again