Woldingham Golf Club

The course was in excellent condition, especially given all of the rain recently. The greens were well manicured, true and quick - the best I’ve played on this year.

The course is hilly and lots of the fairways are slanted, giving you tricky lays with the ball often above/below your feet. It’s relatively forgiving off the tee (quite hard to lose a ball, even if you tend to spray your tee shots), but trickier on/around the greens.

Really scenic course ad a day of sunny weather after many months of damp conditions made this a pleasure to play. Only criticism, which was the same as last year, was that the tee grounds had no identification to show what hole you were on. Apparently this is in hand, but thankfully we knew where to go. Would be difficult for a first time player.
The drinks in the bar after were expensive (£10.40 for 1 1/2 pints of Guinness, and no ales at the pump).

A little tough to rate as I played after a week of rain, so course was wet and muddy underneath. Fairways long and shaggy and not great - but tee boxes and greens in good condition. However, the layout itself is a bit bland with quite a few up and down holes and not a lot of memorable holes. Bunkers full of stones and obviously needing attention after the rain/winter.

Have drove past this course many times and found it alluring. Finally got to play the course but had to leave after 10 holes as my playing partner picked up a leg injury. So disappointed not to finish but enjoyed what we completed. A good test of golf for any standard of player.

Golf shop assistant very friendly and accommodating to our fourball. Despite recent heavy rain, all tees and greens in play. Used buggy’s too, as cart paths all round the course, but had to keep to paths to protect remainder of course. Would play here regularly if standard pay and play prices were a little lower. Hot deal price was more than acceptable though.

Considering the wet weather the course was playable although we had to carry our bags. Greens played well. One main gripe is that there are no information posts on the tees to at least state the yardage and stroke index.So if you are playing this course for the 1st/2nd time, there were some blind shots.

Greens were very slow. Tee boxes and fairways good. Also the tee markers were placed at the very front of the tee box. Overall I was satisfied with the round

This course follows a valley in Woldingham and has been thoughtfully designed with the 9th, 14th and 18th greens all being close to the clubhouse. Some tricky holes but overall fairly open and not too challenging.
When we played there was only 1 sign on 18 holes giving details of yardage etc so if you are new to the course you will need a course map.
Greens were in a fairly poor state with lots of pitch marks

Played on a very cold day and so green were a bit solid but still very enjoyable. Overall good value for money and course is a great to get you thinking as lot’s challenging holes.

Despite the recent very heavy rain the course played really well. Great pace of play also, no hanging around tees.

Great course, good pace of play and considering bad weather course in very good condition.

Can't fault Woldingham - course is challenging and in great condition, especially the greens. Great value, friendly staff and good food and service. All at reasonable prices.

We was very surprised how good condition the course was for wet conditions the fairways and greens were excellent.
Staff very friendly and food was ok .
Would play again

It was a little wet underfoot in places but it was the 2nd of December.
I felt the course was in good condition and very playable for the time of year.
The staff were kind enough to give me a call in order to let me know that I could arrive earlier for my T time. Very useful as it allowed me to finish 18 holes before the light faded.
A great afternoon.