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Take it as winter golf, some tees weren’t in use however I thought the tees were in excellent condition and were obviously being preserved for summer golf. Greens were in excellent condition and the course itself was a credit to the green staff. Overall the setup is flat and open to the elements. A very worthy challenge

I thought I would put a review on for the course after seeing a lot of negativity surrounding the place from previous players.
Frodsham has a fantastic course layout which will challenge every golfing ability, certainly a high handicapper to a single figure golfer. The course benefits from a high wind coming in from the estuary which provides a unique challenge which can only be described as a parkland/links course. Something you rarely come across in the area, but a welcome challenge nonetheless. Frodsham has a very large footprint covering alot of difference areas, hills and countryside. Meaning you don’t feel congested in a tight area with a lot of golfers around you. Expect some blind tee shots, dog legs and small greens.
Alot of reviews have gone in about the course conditions, which I would like to out some perspective on. We have just gone through an extremely hot spell of weather, being a course open to the elements especially the high wind which I mentioned before and having no green keepers to protect the course due to the recent virus. Greens are a challenge to putt on but I have no doubt they will be sorted in no time. It also looks like theres some change afoot to improve the course layout even further currently so watch this space.
Anyone who says this course isn’t worth £12 a round needs to really consider what they are saying. This place represents remarkable value.
Only improvements I would say the course needs would be yardage markers, even a 150 marker on each hole. Or if you’re like me remember the garmin watch next time!! Some of the tee boxes needs some work, the uneven surface needs some attention in places.
Apart from that, what more can you expect from a place that has had little to no support for 3/4 months, the greens did die and they are recovering now. You are paying 9hole course prices for an 18 here so I do think everyone should reconsider their voiced opinions on this place and implore that people try it. Keep the place in decent nick, repair your divots and pitchmarks and try an support a very decent course in the local area.
If you don’t think I know anything about courses. A 10 handicapper and previous member at Sandiway Golf Club, Vale Royal Abbey and Portal Championship. Thanks for reading.

After being a member here for the best of ten years, I fancied trying it again after an 8 year absence. I was extremely impressed with the way the course has matured and the greens are now of an extremely high standard. Pace of play was fine as we weren't in any rush as the weather conditions were perfect later into the round when it started to slow slightly. The course is now a credit to the area and truly a challenging setup to play. My playing partner who hadn't played the course before was suitably impressed, and we both agreed to return again.