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Established in 1893, Holtye is a golf club owned and run by
the members, which has a reputation for a very relaxed atmosphere
and a friendly welcome to visitors. It is a highly regarded,
heathland 9-hole golf course which is an extremely good test
of golf, the variety of tee positions presenting a different
challenge on the back nine. The visitor's fees represent excellent
value for money and first-time visitors will not be disappointed.
There is no secret that a lot of clubs are aggressively marketing
their courses and advertising reduced fees and special offers,
some of which make enthusiastic claims about their courses.
We would like to offer the following honest observations about
what we have to offer at Holtye to visitors, societies or prospective
members. We would not claim to be a 'Championship Golf Course'
but you will do well to better your handicap on a challenging
layout where the course record is only 1 under par. Par of 66
is matched by the same demanding SSS and whilst at 5325 yards
we do not have a par five we have one of the toughest par fours
you'll ever play.
We would not claim to be the best 9-hole course in the country,
that would be a matter of personal opinion, but we doubt that
there are many better.We don't have a covered driving range
with forty rubber balls for £2. We're luckier than that.
Ten acres of real grass that you can strike crisp divots off
to your heart's content. All you need is fifty (proper) golf
balls and one of those 'picky-up' devices you can buy from the
Pro Shop and you're away. Real grass to practice off - you can't
beat it and your reducing handicap will prove the true benefit
of proper practice.
We have four practice putting greens and a couple of practice
bunkers. One of our less diligent members is content with the
other facilities we have available - the coffee machine and
an ashtray
. If you are interested in a game - please phone
the Pro Shop. If you are interested in membership or booking
a society see the relevant page and then speak to the secretary
in the office for further information.
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