Stonebridge Golf Club - Hampton Course

Challenging but fair course. Interesting holes that make u off the tee. Greens in very good condition.

Not one bit of irrigation on the fairways or tee boxes. You may as well be playing in the carpark. The layout is all over the place and some of the walks between holes are the length of 2-3 holes. Greens are ok, but that is the only positive. Even the driving range is pretty poxy. Can't see how far you're hitting it because it's just into a lake. It's a long while since I've played course this neglected.

Slow pace of play seems the norm everywhere' but greens were faultless.

Played the blythe summers combination, overall the course is in very good condition with excellent greens on the fast side. Yesterday the pace of play on the front nine was slow sometimes fourballs need to be better prepared when taking their shots and maybe leaving the green without having a conversation. The one downside is that there seems to be no yardage chart available, I don't have any gadget, also there can be a bit of a walk between holes, however this doesn't excuse my indifferent play.

On arrival I purchased three golf balls, one golf glove and hired a trolley £39.00.

Their exorbitant prices are a joke.
No scorecards were available and neither was their spare paper to jot down our scores, brilliant.
The staff were surly and most unwelcoming.
We will not be returning anytime soon.
Disgruntled.
J B Summerfield.

Having had course work done first week April, greens needed a dam good watering. Hard a rock and uneven after "holitring"

A good choice for a play and pay course. Easy to book and good VFM. The course offers three 9 hole loops each with its own challenges. We chose the Somers to start which has two long par 4s and two good par 5s. We played the Hampton as the back 9 which has a links feel to it but is not that long. The course was in good condition with a lot of run on the fairways due to the recent dry conditions. The greens were well kept and quite receptive . There is an excellent driving range into the lake with a practice bunker (needs more sand) and a good chipping and putting green . Good well stocked pro shop and comfortable bar with good choice of food. Well worth a visit but be aware that there are some lengthy walks between some of the holes.

The course was in great condition considering the time of year, testament to this was the use of the main greens instead of winter greens. This is the first time I’ve played here and will be back here again.

Played a three ball with friends on the blythe course good weather for October-Played my best golf -Shot a 90 and my handicap has come downcourse in good condition and you can't be disappointed for £12.50 On tee off rimes-Ill be back

I am a keen golfer H/Cap 8.

I play this course quite often with my friends who live local. There are 3 very different 9 hole courses all with a different lay out. if you want a more challenging round i suggest the Hampton / Somers course. Somers is a slightly longer 9 and a few holes that could ruin that medal card.

The Blythe course has some interesting holes where you have to play a more considered game rather than a grip and rip round.

The greens are fair and in good condition pretty much all year round.

The course does get a fair bit of traffic and the round can be slow in the summer. However, i would recommend this course and is good value for money.

Played the Hampton/Blythe course which was very wet and even some of the greens were squidgy. Seemed to be a lot of holes squeezed into a small space, with lots of par 3's. Easy to hit another fairway and difficult to know when you are safe to take some shots if you go offline. Don't think I would like to play it again.

STONEBRIDGE IS A WELL LAID OUT 3 CIRCUIT COURSE THAT IS CHALLENGING IN PLACES BUT WILL NOT COMPLETELY PUNISH MISTAKES THE COURSE OD WELL MAINTAINED AND THE GROUND STAFF ARE EVER PRESENT AND VERY POLITE THE GREENS ARE RECEPTIVE AND MOWN VERY WELL. THE FACILITIES AT STONEBRIDGE ARE VERY GOOD. THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE IS GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY

The course was in excellent condition, the pace of play on first 9 holes (Somers) was fine but when we got to the second 9 holes (Hampton) we were stuck behind 2 four balls who were playing a competition so pace of play was very, very slow, it was so slow we decided to move on to the Blythe course because we wouldn't have finished before light disappeared (we had a 16:04 tee time). So the only problem was over booking the course or course marshall's not speeding up pace of play or too many people playing the Hampton course.