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Always like playing Disley as it never seems to play the same twice. Fair to say it can get a bit windy and I don't think cutting a number of mature Oaks down has helped with that or been very eco-friendly. But that aside it's a great way to spend a few hours in the sun.

This is a quirky gem of a layout, with no boring holes and really good greens, even after a wet winter. Not easy to get to but definitely worth a trip. As a 'green' golfer it would be nice to see new trees planted and properly protected and mature ones not felled for spurious reasons, but that's an issue at a lot of courses now.

Firstly, to commend the back 11 which is as good as any links in North Wales. Great layout, great greens and a good challenge. Just a shame about the first 7 holes. Flat and uninteresting and not in great condition. But then it was March so will cut them some slack. And it was cheap!

Marple isn't the easiest course to get to. A very narrow road in, but once there it's great value. Fairways were in superb nick for October as were the greens. Lots of interesting holes. Only negative for me is the closing 3 holes which are a funny layout.

Interesting course and one you can't just grip it and rip it on. Except for the 18th into a headwind with 200 yards to clear the brook!

The heatwave has taken its toll on some of the fairways and aprons but greens were in great nick. Fast and true. And playing it was fast work with little traffic in front. Great clubhouse for a drink after too . Highly recommended.

Great parkland course. Not massively long but with fast, true greens a proper test. In great nick and with a very welcoming pro shop. Excellent vfm.

Ok play was slow but it was the nicest day of the year so far so to be expected. But the course was in great nick and with no boring holes it was a pleasure to be out there.