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Winter golf

Posted by: user353213 | Thu 29th Nov 2012 21:10 | Last Reply

Can anyone recommend courses in or around the Cheshire area that hold up well to winter conditions? I dont want to put my clubs into hibernation for the winter but want to avoid courses that are on winter greens.

Cheers!

re: Winter golf
user106712
Reply : Thu 29th Nov 2012 21:48

Devere courses usually stay on proper greens and tees all year round. Wychwood park and mottram hall are in cheshire.

You can get a points membership for �295 which may be enough to see you through the winter depending how often you play. And you can play any course with it.


Last edit : Thu 29th Nov 2012 21:50
re: Winter golf
user379886
Reply : Tue 4th Dec 2012 09:00

Gorstyhill stay on summer greens all year round,it's only frost and snow that keeps you off them.They tweet the course conditions every morning at about 8am,however the course is a bit wet in some places but given the year we have had it can only be expected.All in all it isn't to bad to play in winter.

re: Winter golf
user30263
Reply : Tue 11th Dec 2012 09:25

It was -4 degrees outside first thing and players were teeing off at Haverhill Golf Course on with Temp Greens and no Trollies! How can anyone enjoy that? Got to be mad!


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