Warwickshire Golf & Country Club?

Looks like i've just been put volunteered by our office to take part in a corporate do at Warwickshire in July - i think on the Kings Course.

Obviously i've got plenty of time to practice and hopefully test out, but has anyone got any comments/ feedback?

Thanks,

P

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Cool, 

i haven't fully found my way round the site yet so thanks for this Darren.

I note with some amusement the comments from Paul H re: the corporate four balls - i hope i will be a bit more considerate when I go. With a planned 32 four balls on the day I suspect regular punters wont get much of a look-in.

Cheers,

P

Paul, it's a couple of miles from where I live.  In fact, my wife was the accountant for the company that first built the complex!

The Kings is the easier of the two courses but is stilll a good challenge as it is still fairly long.  It's quite open and you will not get in too much trouble provided you can stay out of the water!  Be warned, you will find quite long walks from the green to the next tee (one of the reasons it can be slow) so if you will not have a buggy an electric trolley is a good idea!

Paul,

I have just started playing again and am using the Warwicshire as my local club. The green fees at the minute are excellent value for money - £12.50 on both courses. I played the Earls this morning and it was pretty wet underfoot but in good condition.

The Kings is a very good course, not quite as long as the Earl's but has a more water and I actually find it a little more challenging. If you are part of a society day you could well be looking at a 4 1/2 hour - 5 hour round.

Mark 

Hi Mark,

just responded to your other post - thanks for the warning, think i need to start some endurance training now!

P

Hi Paul,If you carry, it can feel like a long round! You could try and persuade your playing partners to hire a couple of buggies