Westerham Golf Club

Played at the start of autumn. Greens were receptive, fairways in good condition. Beautiful course.

Very disappointing, staff were great, but the first thing we were told was no white tees, with bookings at a perceived 4 minute separation the pace of play was awful as we waiting from the 1st tee through to the 9th green on every shot. Taking 2.5hrs for 9 holes our day was complete especially as the 10th tee had two groups waiting. Must commend the greens as they were well above average … but Woldingham and Surrey National have been better for pace of play. Sadly I would rush back. Even for the cost it didn’t offer great value due to the pace and quality of play.

Having not played this course for 18 months I was surprised to see that there has been substantial deforestation.

The course remains a challenge but felt that such deforestation lightened the difficulty of the course.

The greens were in excellent condition and the fairways were in reasonable condition considering the lack of rain

Despite the recent very dry weather the course was in good condition. The greens and approaches were excellent and the fairways were in reasonable condition considering the very dry weather.

Played Westerham for the first time during the prolonged dry spell. Would definitely go back when we’ve had some rain. Tough course, true test, some great holes. Hilly but not overly, good variation of holes and greens are tricky.

Great course design, in the woods with a lot of hard holes. Pace was great. Greens were nice, even though overall course condition was not super (probably due to scarcity of rains in these weeks). Reccomended

I love this course, it’s a great test but can be rewarding if you hit good shots as the greens run true and aren’t difficult apart from 3 or 4.

I’ve played this during the week when it is much more enjoyable. This is the second time I’ve played on a weekend and I’m yet to get round in under 5 hours. Too many players crossing fairways to take shots , too many players on the course to maximise revenue.

The problems on the weekend could be resolved if a starter was on the first tee and if Marshalls were on the course speeding up play.

It’s no fun when it takes around 20 minutes per hole.

I appreciate that clubs need to get money back in since covid but the result is that this course now suffers the same problems as Woldingham and Surrey national (also altonwood group clubs) have.

I won’t be back on a Saturday or Sunday again.

Quite a hilly one so great workout when walking. Some of the greens are quite difficult for that reason. Lovely views.