- Home
- Courses
UK Golf Guide
Online golf course directory; view course information, tee time offers and get feedback from the course before you play by reading the 1000s of independent reviews.
Feature Reviews & Golf Travel
Looking for somewhere to play ? then read our in-depth golf course reviews, must play venues, golf destination & travel features plus offers & hidden gems.Top 100s
News & Reviews
Useful Links
- News
Titleist 913 Custom Fit Feature
Golfshake's Owen Davies visited the Titleist National Custom Fitting centre in St Ives, Cambridgeshire to try out the new 913 Driver. Find out how he got on....
Editorial Feature: The Future of Golf
Few people that watched the final day of the 39th Ryder Cup could deny it was one of the most astonishing and captivating moments they had witnessed in sport. - Tips/Videos
3 ball slice drill
Dean Halford, The Online Golf Coach, talks us through a simple 3 ball drill to help cure the slice shot, something effecting the majority of golfers at some point.
Play the Perfect series: Chip from the rough
James Ellis, creator of the Pocket Pro golf app, provides some tips to help play a chip shot when in the rough. - Resource
- Forums
- Groups
- Score Tracker
- Golf Handicap
New here
Forum > Your first post |
| New here |
 Duncan KilfordHandicap : 23.2 Posted : Wed 14th Sep 2011 00:44 |
And just moved to York. Also as I will no longer be chasing a football at weekends will now have plenty of time for some golf.
I was hoping for a few recommendations of courses close to York. And if one would be worth joining?
Ta,
Duncan |
 Post reply |
Brian WillertonHandicap : 5.4 Reply : Wed 14th Sep 2011 07:13 |
Hello Duncan. Fulford Golf Club - Very nice but expensive. Strensall Golf Club - dare I say the nicest course in York... someone will be along to disagree. Aldwark Manor - not played it but heard its come a long way in recent years. Easingwold Golf Club - about 10 miles north of York. Again, another nice layout. In total, including Easingwold you have a choice of 10 clubs around York, so plenty of choice. |
| Post reply |
Loud Mouth b.a.Handicap : Reply : Wed 14th Sep 2011 07:39 |
Salutations, Shoot your targets on possibly York's toughest course: No joining fee, plenty of exercise on the hillocks, and free makeup: http://www.army.mod.uk/structure/20165.aspx Dress code applies. TA FOR JOINING! |
| Last edit : Wed 14th Sep 2011 08:18 |
| Post reply |
 Adrian HopeHandicap : 10 Reply : Wed 14th Sep 2011 08:17 |
Welcome mate. Forest of Galtres is not bad and quite cheap at £650 for 7 day membership. Pike hills is quite a nice course but I think it's a bit more expensive. |
| Last edit : Wed 14th Sep 2011 08:22 |
| Post reply |
 Karl NeedhamHandicap : 18.1 Reply : Wed 14th Sep 2011 13:11 |
i know what you mean duncan just hung my boots up again trouble is winter is here lol |
| Post reply |
 Darren Ramowski[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 21.6 Reply : Wed 14th Sep 2011 14:30 |
Welcome to the site |
| Post reply |
Richard MoyseHandicap : Reply : Thu 2nd Aug 2012 20:50 |
Hi , im new to this , and also from york and a beginner, and breathe ... |
| Post reply |
Judy OwensHandicap : 25.1 Reply : Mon 6th Aug 2012 09:02 |
Pike Hills - there is a bog in the middle of it. A nice course but if you susceptible to insect bites it might not be a good choice. |
| Post reply |
Darren Ramowski[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 21.6 Reply : Mon 6th Aug 2012 09:24 |
Hi Richard, welcome to the site and especially to the great game of golf! |
| Post reply |
| Previous Post: Solheim Cup - great package to go and watch live! | Next Post: 9 hole rounds? Tracking? |
Post reply : Only registered logged in users can post new topics. |
