Windmill Village Hotel, Golf & Leisure Club

I had a great game beating my brother, just a shame about the weather - hot, wet and windy - but you can't do anything about that can you?

This is a decent course but like the other reviews I found it very short. I should of played of the back tees to make it more testing. I was able to drive a couple of the par 4's and I would count myself a short hitter compared to most. The first 3 holes are downhill par 3's which was quirky. There are a few 90 deg doglegs to keep the interest there. The course itself was in good condition and the greens were decent as well. The pro shop was a bare with not much in it to be honest although they seem to be carrying out some work. Overall a nice course but a half decent player would easily take it apart I think. Another note was the bunkers had a serious amount of sand in them.

We visited for 12 noon tee time (special offer on tee off times) for a three ball mixed group and found Rob the professional very welcoming and helpful.

The course was very quiet, and the only downside was a rain downpour mid-round (typical UK spring weather).

Course is short, but provides excellent balance of challenges playing off the white tees. Good "course management" to avoid water is necessary...

The condition was excellent and we shared with mixed wild life, geese, rabbits, heron and even a small deer on the 9th tee.

Post golf drinks and food in the adjoining cellar bar was excellent, especially the staff who could not have been more cheery and helpful.

Recommended.

I have played this course quite a few times. The course condition is the best it's ever been. Good tees, fairways and very quick greens !! Not a long draining course but a challenge to any level of golfer.

I was disappointed that there were lots of temporary tees ..... also temporary green on one of the holes .... None of this was mentioned at anytime ..... The tees were mats and not very good at all .... other than that quite a nice little course .... Thank you

Failed to notify us of a shortened course and drove past the flag a couple of times, felt like a waste of money but having played here before I know how good it can be!!

My first time at the Windmill, turned up and the weather was turning against us. A stiff breeze and the onset of some light showers didn't deter us from starting the round.

Made a real nice change to have the first few holes as Par 3's which acted as a good warm up ready for stretching out on the longer par 4's and 5's. Which has to be said, there are not that many long holes, but there are some very technical par 3's which makes a really nice change if you are used to >6000 yard courses.

The groundskeepers were out in force and a number of temporary greens were in use, but I feel thats to be expected at this time of year. Having a sneaky look at the proper greens, I could see that when they do open them, they will be great.

Would I play the course again.. Yes, in a heartbeat...

It's not the biggest but it is a lovely little course.

Well manicured and decent greens. It was cheap as well.

I really enjoyed it. Starts with a great par three and goes from there. It's not that long but it's good fun.