Cheshunt Park Golf Centre

Not only was the pace of play tedious taking 4 hours and 20 minutes, and this could easily be due to only 8 minutes between each tee time; but the facilities around the course were and are getting bad. Not one golf ball washer I found had water in it, and most did not even work. The Tees were a bit sad too.

Really enjoyed the course which was in v good condition.

Course was in the best condition I have ever seen it in. Fairways were amazing, greens excellent and a lot of the tee boxes look like they have been freshly laid.

Good course but having 8 minute tee times was really noticeable. On most holes there were 3 groups playing the hole. On the 9th, there were 3 groups on the tee and 2 groups playing the hole. In total it took us 6 hours to get round.

Course drying out well after the winter, still playing of mats and not tee box, looking good for the coming summer months

It was OK.. all holes still on mats. Some.fairways quite bare and not cut. No markers clearly visible on fairways

Shocking conditions. No attempt to look after the course. Wouldn’t recommend and never returning. Waste of money.

I love Cheshunt, I was brought up there and played the course as a kid and I'm now 50.

It has always been a superb public course and well maintained.

The course shows signs of being a terrific summer course with all the tee boxes and hazards waiting to flourish, it's there for you to visualise how good it is in the summer.

They are sadly being greedy October - March and the 2nd hole is a swamp as is the dog leg left 6th which is a real shame, it's unplayable and I'm off 6.1 .

I didn't even bother with the back 9 and walked off the course, this wouldn't have happened under greenkeeper Mr Standing and his men.

It will be lovely in summer I have no doubt and it hurts me reviewing it this way, but avoid in the winter months.

The range has really bad golf balls and is of poor standard but do give it a go in summer.

I'm sure my old stomping ground won't disappoint, but I think I've moved on

I grew up in Cheshunt and played it as a kid most school holidays, it was always well kept thanks to Mr Standing and his great team of Greenkeepers.

I wasn’t expecting anything like those days as times move on and it’s about making money everywhere now and cramming people on courses, it was disappointing to see 2 mats on the front 9 and basically teeing off on wet slippery mud, the fairways were a bog and it wasn’t playable in my honest opinion.

Cheshunt remains a really nice public course and in terms of layout and surroundings but I would avoid it in the winter, I have no doubt it’s a strong 8/10 in the summer , but it’s a shocking experience in the month of December.

No excuse for any council to not have driving range standards mats on every hole and not just the 9th and rubber one on the 2nd.

Sort it out guys!

Too much traffic and not enough TLC on the tees.

Fairways are like rugby pitches

Off fairway- long grass and loads of leaves. You can’t find your ball