Stevenage Golf Centre

Have organised 2 golf society days here for the golf society i run. All the players loved the course. The front and back nines have been swapped around and this makes for a cracking finishing hole. I wold reccomend this course to everyone and the off course facilities are also very good as are the friendly and helpful staff right from the chap in the startes hut to the guys in the pro shop. A+

A challenging course for new players, I believe it could become easier with course knowledge to improve your handicap. Very unusual and challenging Par 3's. Well kept, bunkers could do with freshening up. Also could do with a printed course guide for 1st timers in particluar. Keep up the good work.

I played Steveage for the first time on Saturday and was impressed. The course was in good condition for October - tees, fairways and greens all played well, the bunkers were a bit lacking in sand in places however. The course itself is pretty good - a nice combination of holes, most fairly straight forward but there are a couple to test you as well. The number of short par 5 makes this a fairly generous par 72 and I would say it is nice test for most mid to high handicappers. It took 4 and a half hours for our 3 ball to get around and we were held up by a 4 ball in front through out - unfortunately a normal municipal round on a Saturday! Facilities are very good - range, friendly pro shop, lively club house afterwards.The lack of 150 yard markers noted below has also been resolved. I'd certainly come back and play again.

I play at Stevenage Golf Centre very regulary, and find that it is a nice course with good variety of holes and challenges, from the long Par 3's (8th and 14th) to the easy par 5 16th. It has everything and is ideal for anyone who enjoys golf what ever your ability. When I played recently the greens were a bit worn but this is understandable due to the hot weather and any ground under repair was clearly marked. The staff are helpful and friendly. One comment would be to place distance markers on the fairway to help with club selection, but it's a minor thing and there are white discs indicating 150 yards. Overall It's a great course and fun to play.

Played this course (for the first time) as a four ball checking out the prospect of visiting with our society next year. We had booked a tee time but arrived early, and was offered an earlier time by the helpful pro shop staff. Considering our visit coincided with the long dry spell in July this year we were pleasantly surprised at the overall condition of fairways, yes there were dry bare patches, but they were clearly marked as G.U.R. The greens were in very good condition and a number were very tricky to read. There is a lack of marker posts at 150 yards, just discs in the middle of the fairways; we felt this was issue that needed addressing to help club selection on a strange course. Also the sand in the bunkers leaves a little to be desired, when we mentioned this in the shop after our round in was greeted with the response that we weren’t the first to comment on these items. However, the course layout and the variety of holes offers a fair challenge to any golfer, and we shall certainly be making a booking, the package on offer looks excellent value and if the snack lunch we had is an example of their catering prowess our members should be well satisfied. This course could teach many higher priced private clubs a lot: fair prices, interesting layout, good simple course planner, and attentive friendly staff.

This course was where I played my first round of Golf. It offers some fantastic challenges and I would recommend it to anyone, any age. Just do it!

An enjoyable round! Interest round most corners. Yes I agree hole 11 is a challenge, I always end going down the hill to the fence however much I am to the left or however far I hit the ball. I like 13 too!! Enjoy!

stevenage golf course is a good course for beginners and has some grat holes the 11th is the best.

stevenage golf course is a good course for beginners and has some great holes the 11th is the best.

Everyone I know thinks this is a well designed golf course with some difficult holes, but is a classic municipal - ie. standard of course is variable (especially outside of summer), is really slow at weekends, and knowledge of etiquette is poor. A popular course for good reason, but if you are visiting the area & like your golf then play at the other local courses (Panshanger, Graveley, or Whitehills).

Good standard public course. A nice gentle start builds into a challenging round. Some nice interesting holes. My favourites are the par threes, all of which are fun. Worth a try if you are in the area, especially the late breakfast at the 19th !!

I agree with Jim !!

This is my local course so I should know it quite well! The front nine is criss-crossed by a stream and has a couple of ponds. It is generally tricky and several holes require intelligent placement off the tee. The back nine is longer and opens out, allowing for the brandishment of the long stuff! On this nine the water only really comes into play at the 13th. This is a good test of golf and one of the most interesting courses in the area.

CHALLENGING FRONT NINE WITH LOTS OF WATER. BACK NINE IS IDEAL FOR THE BIG HITTER.COURSE IS IN A GOOD CONDITION AND GREENS ARE WELL MAINTAINED.DRIVING RANGE OK, CLUBHOUSE LOOKS GOOD BUT LACKS ATMOSPHERE. GREAT COURSE ON A SUNNY DAY.

A good quality parkland municipal course, with many trees, and water/ditches. Wide fairways and light rough. Can get busy at weekends and summer evenings.