The Oxfordshire Golf Club

If there is anything anyone could want from a golf course and nor find it here then I don’t know what it is!!

What a selection of holes, water and landscape with great views. Challenging too - But still managed to shoot 14 over and an absolute bargain for £45

Course conditions immaculate and better than all other courses right now. Also great off course facilities and a driving range

Worth the extra few quid to play on a top quality course which was relatively quiet considering it was one of the first big golf days after lockdown.

First day back after lockdown, and we managed to book a tee time.
All was good apart from the greens. All had been punched which made putting slow/ hit and miss.
I would have expected them to be ready to play with 3 months of no play.
This is our 3 time playing here, but probably won't play again for a long while.
This course has so much potential and if they improved the greens it would be worth a higher green fee then we paid.

This course is fantastic. The greens rolled brilliantly, some lovely dog leg approach shots over water (17th). Very reasonable price to play.

Only issue was for first 7 holes we were followed by greenstaff which was really annoying after a while

When lockdown is truly over and there’s time to manicure the course a little more I expect this to be a very beautiful course. Same goes for when the planted trees grow a little more over the coming years (I think I read it’s quite a new course). Now feels very "linksy". Rough is easy and not wide, beyond that, there be dragons... brutal. Fairways nice. Members and green keepers very friendly, the quasi omnipresent water plays with your head constantly which is interesting and there are quite a fee risk reward shots for the longer hitters. Open setting makes wind a great factor. All good! Except the greens, the greens were shoddy and ball spin seemed a lot less reactive, which is a real shame given their undulations and placement, (and the fact that half your shots are putts). Average Mars bar at the half way house, tasted like all the others. Loved the course though. I’d play it again.

Greens ,tee boxes were excellent considering the amount of rain they have taken the fairways were in reasonable condition again considering the amount of rain but with lots of standing water , we lost a number of balls on or just off the fairway that plugged never to be seen again .walking between holes and on to fairways was like competing in a tough mudder, great course but nearly unplayable, should have been closed.

First time playing the Oxfordshire , £40 per person . Weather was freezing and ground was pretty soft. Greens were huge and undulating but not overly fast . Tee boxes were all off the yellows they were in good condition. Fairways were wet but very playable. Rough was tough but fair, plenty of water to play over and round. Course was full and we got round as a two ball in 3.5 hours and were let through by 2 4 ball groups. Everyone we met were very friendly and chatty .clubhouse was open but we did not go for a drink afterwards. Well worth the 90 mile drive to play !

Fantastic evening of golf, comfortably squeezed in 9 holes with no one in front or behind us. Course met every expectation. Managed to play 10, 11, 17 and 18 before the light got us. Great challenging course.

Worth every penny. Such a challenging and wonderful course.

The Oxfordshire is a sculpted stadium / resort course that is nice to play. Not traditional but a good challenge with some good holes.
The fairways and light rough are wide so not too hard to find your ball and nots lots of looking in woods and deep rough. A fair bit of water but no real forced carries.
When we played there the greens had been cored and sandy so not too good to put on, what was bad was 5at there was no liners in the holes so they looked tatty and didn’t,to play well. The rest of the course was fine.
We played off the whites at 6800 and it is long So you do need to be a solid hitter. The yellows are A nice length for general play
Bar and clubhouse were nicely presented. Only problem we had was that there was a large loud group of golfers. They demonstrated the drinking and social distancing don’t go together very well. Not a reflection on the club.
The standout hole was the 17th, so many ways to play it
Would definitely play there again

All of our fourball have played The Oxfordshire before so knew what to expect. Great value for money. Will return again soon.

I would not recommend this course in wet conditions in Autumn/Winter/Spring. They have very little drainage off of the fairways - but what makes it much worse is that they have no hardstanding paths between green to tee and from tee to fairway, and as such these areas have become amazingly churned up with mud, we felt like we were in the WW1 trenches. We also lost a lot of balls from just plugging in the mud/water pools - then you have no chance to find them.

They must install paths!

Having said that - I would love to come back in summer when the ground is hard and the greens are in better condition. Some of the holes with water are breathtaking.

Beautiful course weather was horrible but we soldiered on.