Styal Golf Club

Wonderful course!! Not the longest but due to excellent bunker positions and large trees positioned on sides of fairways you have to position your ball correctly to score well. I think i only used my Driver twice but was still had a chance to hit greens in regulation(my poor play put payed to that though!) There was quite a few dog legs that again required you to play for position rather than distance. Quite flat so an easy walk when we played in 25 degrees. The greens are in very good condition with true roles on every hole. The clubhouse was also adaquate serving a variety of food and drink. Pro shop sold all you would expect. Overall a great course.

Very pleasant golf course with good quality putting surfaces. We played in a competition pretty much off the back tees in which we found it a good test and very enjoyable. As to previous comments the 3rd hole (stroke 1) is a 460 yard par 4 and only 3 or 4 par 4's are straight and all have either water hazards, bunkers or trees! The driving range is probably the best i have ever seen with self loading ball dispensers, friendly staff and great food.

I don't like to be negative about a course especially when I paid only £14 for a round of twilight golf but have to agree with Lee's comments below. Every hole seems to be a straight hole (one excetion the 7th I think) with no hazards and very little to entertain. Can't understand the SI as no.1 was a straight par 4 of 350 yards with no hazard whatsoever. It was in good condition and the greens were in good shape but it isn't very inventive, if at all inventive. Friendly pro in the shop was helpful and the range is great but the course as mentioned is a little bit dull and suffers as a result.

Excellent course for the both those new to Golf and the more experienced.Not too many hazards but enough to keep you interested S Hall