Heythrop Park Resort

Golf course and speed of play was excellent and really enjoyed the round of golf.

Overall experience ruined by lack of food options before 1130 and extreamely over priced basic food. For lunch.
I appreciate that costs have increase however a small roll with a single slice of ham, a slice of tomato, a messy dollop of pickle and a handful of chips for £9 is extortionate. Think they care more about making easy money and not providing value.

Considering the time of year the course was in very good condition. The hotel is having a complete refit which is taking 9 months so all that is open is the golf. Fabulous holes to play and some of the views are spectacular.

Firstly there is a lot of building work going on around the place, there was only a few parking places and these were full o had to park miles away in he workmen's car park. There were no catering unless you wanted to use the building site takeaway van. Then onto the course...... the first 5 holes were in great condition, greens were very quick. Then the next 8 holes were terrible,greens had been sanded and just left, was like putting across a bunker apart from the one bunker I ent in had no sand in it. The fairways were very heavy and just stopped the club head virtually dead making it play very very long. The are several holes where the walk from green to next tee are several hundred yards and the course lay feels like its just been shoehorned in around the estate and tried to make too many signature holes and to me just didn't work. Walked off after 13 just too frustrated with the poor condition

Considering the amount if rain prior to our round the greens were phenomenal! Couple of the fairways were extremely wet and almost unplayable however the sheer enjoyment of the course layout, walk through some spectacular scenery and surprisingly challenging course. All made for an awesome round of golf! Definitely heading back in the summer!

This course is beautiful and also in great condition.
The greens were unbelievably good. Its a hidden gem in the cotswolds and everyone should play it!

The greens are really fast and hard to read which added to the challenge the down side not been there before so they need signposts between tees as not always clear

The hotel and pro shop were all under construction.
I could not buy a coffee or any breakfast had to drive to the local cafe.
I did call and asked a question but the person did not explain there were not eating and drinking facilities

The course was in lovely condition for the time of year.
Greens were really good.
We could not get any coffee or food us whole place is under construction.
When I phoned in the week before playing I was not told about the no amenities off course.

For November the course was in great condition. Greens were amazingly quick and the tee boxes in excellent condition.

Played the course on Thurs 28th Oct - arrived to find massive renovation works going on but the golf course fully functional. Booked a buggy and got round in approx 3.25 hours . Would def recommend and play again

Set in stunning lands, the course has so much potential. Some beautiful holes and some awesome green complexes. A bit wet underfoot due to time of the year but the greens were stunning. They rolled like it was the middle of the summer, amazing!

Shame everything was shut down around the club for refurbishment as it just exaggerated the abandoned feel. Will defo return in the summer though.

Nice Course well maintained. But you need a trolley it's a long way and walking golfers hold up the trolley due to the gaps between the tees on the back nine.

Course looks great and is challenging (i.e. requires accuracy). Condition of fairways and greens was mostly good. Biggest downside is that there are quite long treks between greens and tees on quite a few of the holes. Found greens a bit slow compared to other local courses and a few bunkers had standing water in them.

We played when a lot of courses were shut due to heavy rain. We know the course could be boggy.
The first 4 holes are higher up, so no problem.
The next 2 we started hitting the mud.
A few holes on, there was no signage to next tee, we got stuck down a flooded pathway. There was an alternative route but no signs to it.
Half the bunkers were flooded and we lost a few balls that way, as the water was murky.
Its a long course with big walks between some greens and tees, and some steep hills and rough pathways.

BUT- we all enjoyed the varied layout. A stunning setting. If the course was further south east you'd pay double the green fee.
We would like to return in Spring when the course has dried out a bit.