Norfolk Premier Golf

We’re relatively new into golf, a couple of years or so. We enjoyed the wide fairways and the lack of water obstacles! The greens appeared very well kept. The facilities including the Pro Shop and driving range were very popular too and the staff, very helpful and friendly. We’ll be back!

Really let down by the temporary greens, not advised in advance and no change to green fees. Understand need to protect greens but placing a temp hole on fairway (not the fringe) really spoilt experience of first time playing here. Great range and friendly staff

The course is good for beginners and high handicap players. May not be very challenging for low handicap players. Greens are well maintained. Overall a great 9 hole course.

Good course for beginner's. It's a good step up from playing par 3's for beginner's taking the jump to the big course. It's still challenging enough for anyone to enjoy though. Greens are in fairly good condition. Fairways are very dry but where isn't at the moment. Driving range is good. But £25 seems a little steep compared to other courses you can play for that amount.

Myself and friend have now played this course for the 3rd time. Yes it's short but as a former single handicapper find it quite challenging. Didnt play that well but shot 79 which ain't bad. The par 3s are very tricky and the 8th par 5 is a brilliant hole . Keep it in play off the tee and there is alot of birdie chances but can get into lots of trouble in the rough. Had a hot deal with Golf now at 2pm which makes it very affordable

Got round in 3 hours even with a four ball holding us up last 4 holes

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On arrival we were told no trolleys - we had big golf bags and drove an hour.

Staff couldn’t care less - we counted 7 golfers on the course with trolleys so clearly members were allowed.

Shocking customer service and refused to give us our £47 back.

DO NOT PLAY HERE

Booked this course - on arrival (not when we booked) so a half hour drive and 1 hour round trip, we were told no trolleys allowed.

We both had trolley golf bags so weigh a lot to carry for 18 holes.

2 guys in the golf shop let 7 golfers before us (we stood in the car park getting ready) tee off and go out with trolleys.

They wouldn’t let us go out and did the same to the the guys behind us, when challenged the 2 guys behind the counter denied letting 7 people with trolleys go out even though we watched them (can only assume they are members or the guys friends)

We complained and they wouldn’t refund our money saying it’s GolfNows fault.

Completely useless customer service and we are £47 out of pocket with the course not caring at all and not offering any solutions.

DO NOT PLAY HERE UNLESS YOU ARE A MEMBER OR A FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE WHO WORK THERE. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

This is a short 9 hole loop which you play twice. First loop was fine but as you re join it just gets busier. We had to wait on every T box. Course is ok but greens are poor. Ground is rock hard (September). Couldn’t even get a t in the ground.

One family was letting their 5 year old hit balls and play on the course (play, not play golf )

Facilities are good and plenty of parking.

The course is nicely laid out. Not too challenging, but offers some tough long rough in places. The poor Ken is, the ground is so hard, so misgiving the ball even slightly will ruin your hole. It became unenjoyable. And it can get quite busy, so at points you are stuck waiting for the people in front to clear (in some cases on the day I played, 15 minutes), and some times you felt like you were rushed due to a queue behind you. Could be good with some better management and better maintained fairways

Wide fairways, good for beginners and high handicappers.

A very young 9 hole course so it’s great for beginners as you won’t be punished too badly for wayward shots off the tee. Very quiet for a Saturday morning, a week after the Masters.

You can add a bit of interest by playing the second 9 holes from different tees and it’s a very relaxed dress code so you won’t feel intimidated if you’re new to the game and are just taking your first tentative steps into the world of golf. Probably not a great challenge for good golfers, but certainly challenging enough for me.

The bunker at the back of the eighth hole is something to behold, but not really a big threat when you’re actually playing. Felt more like it was put there to get the adrenaline pumping on the drive into the car park!

Am new to golf and this was my first 18 holes played. As a new course trees etc are small and course very open so easier for a beginner!. Fair mix of holes for someone like me, open but plenty of rough for missed fairways and greens, not too many bunkers and not all flat so a good mix. Good facilities so an enjoyable first outing!

Picked up cheap deal on GolfNow so inexpensive last minute booking.

I was told this was a new course and as such expected the lake of tress etc. In time when the tress grow it will improve. It would be good to see some water features too. I noted people complaining about the rough, but as the fairways are so open you need some challenges. The course has very relaxed rules on attire etc. It was good value through golf now and will play it again as we know what to expect. Its a new course so i dont know why folks expect it to be established as a 200 year course. Its a good course as its open for beginners.

Been wanting to play this course since it opened, for the price we paid for a round it was ok, wouldn't want to play it at full price, very short course, only 9 holes ( 3 diff tees) very wet course and muddy in areas, some greens looked like they have a diesease , lack of ball cleaners on all holes considering the amount of mud, this course in my eyes is good for the hacker and short play, if a member here you would see your handicap cut big time and struggle on a full size course , this isn't a slating, it's just my opinion