Robertdcurrie

The welcome from the outset was poor, the pro took an age to look up from his screen to acknowledge us and couldn't work the card machine. We asked for a small favour regarding our time and were met with a firm no which felt unreasonable given how quiet the tee was.

The course itself was in very poor condition. The tees were a mess, the fairways were ok in parts but the greens and fringes were awful. Generally there were parts of the course dug up with and a long way from being presentable. It felt like a poorly maintained local authority course.

On return to the clubhouse the bar was closed and there was no option for a coffee, juice or any food... nor any thought that this was out of the ordinary.

Not a welcoming place to visit and a poor way to spend a morning. I will not be back and will be asking for a refund.

First time playing the course. A very friendly welcome and an excellent clubhouse. The course was a traditional layout which required some thinking off the tees. Greens were great given the traffic of the previous day.

Would thoroughly recommend a game here.

First things first- I love this course and will play it as often as I can. It is a true links course with a traditional feel, friendly members, and beautiful scenery. It will test your game.

My gripe with this round was that I booked on a hot deal and was prepared to play off winter tees. However there was no mention of the requirement to play off mats when on the fairway or semi rough, or the fact that winter greens were in play. The reason I paid to play was that I would get to play on summer greens, as is generally the case year round here.

The pro informed us when we signed of these conditions when we signed in at the pro shop. Had we known these measures were in place we wouldn't have played, but come back later in the year.

Played on a last minute deal, and given the time of year - mid March- the course was in excellent condition. Greens were running well and very receptive. Course is a good challenge especially when the wind is up. A cracking course.