Centurion Park Golf Club

Good course, enjoyed it, good value, friendly staff.

Facilities could do with some work but that doesn’t affect the golf does it!

If in the area would visit again.

The course is fine the bunkers are in the poor condition and the price is to high

We played Centurion as a last minute option. When you look where you can also play for £30, I don’t know why they think it’s worth that. There is no on-site club shop, and a map of the course wouldn’t go a miss. If you aren’t on the fairway you aren’t finding your ball due to the surrounding grass and rough being out of control.

More expensive than surrounding courses and no where near their standard.
No tee numbers, direction to Tee signs broken so confusing as where to go, bunkers in a terrible mess, nearly unplayable..
Overall very disappointing.

Usually just use the range. Eventually had a shot of the course. Greens and general playing areas in good condition. Clubhouse closed due to renovation also no pro shop. Again in my opinion it's a good course. Bunkers could do with a bit tlc but apart from that spot on.

Thoroughly enjoyed a round here - the only downside was the totally neglected bunkers - which were effectively unplayable.

Course is stuck in limbo of charging £25 a round so no one plays it (I paid £15 on hot deal). With no one playing it, they’re clearly not making any money to reinvest into basic course attributes such as tee numbers, hole maps, clear walkways etc. No fringes, just ‘fairways’ and rough. Greens were surprisingly ok when considering the rest of it! In the state it’s in, anything over £10 is questionable.

So ive played here a few times in the past month and it's not worth £20 weekdays & £25 on weekends greens are in bad shape I know it's early in the season but other cheaper courses are in better shape I'd play here more if its was 10 pound a round but for the price they want il not be back

Because we got there 8.40 pro shop shut so no cards available they need to be
Layout was made harder as no numbers on tees and no information when you found the tee ended up missing a hole

This is my second time playing here and it has been a complete different experience to the first. Course hasn't held up well at all as you can see tyre marks on many of the holes, you can understand the greenkeepers are trying to improve the course but I wouldn't be paying £17 (hot deal too) again to play on it in it's current state. Greenkeepers were out and about as well cutting grass etc. while people were playing, didn't like this at all as I felt rushed to get passed them and this was on about 3 or 4 of the holes. Most of the holes were claggy and hard to play on but in fairness were still playable and ok for new players like myself to learn on. Will be a great course once there's been more investment!

A generous 3 out of 5 from me but wouldn't recommend in it's current state.

I’ve played wallsend a lot over the past few months and yeah not the greatest course but always pretty decent, but we couldn’t believe the length of the fairway grass, longer than most places rough grass, clearly not care taken in the course and to happily take peoples money is shocking!

I'm told this place is in for a major redevelopment which it sorely needs. Staff clueless as to when that will be. As a consequence place is run down, no facilities, members have left, not being maintained. For now still OK to play but would expect it to go downhill over the winter.

Tee boxes, Greens and bunkers the worst I’ve seen anywhere