Bletchingley Golf Club

Course is not in a good enough condition to justify the price (£35 with county card). Temporary tees on every hole when tee boxes are in perfect condition, greens are covered in mud, fairways are hard to distinguish from rough, no marshalls even when busy on weekends so play is slow and pro shop & halfway hut shut at 3pm. Would avoid until at least April or until the course dries out properly

Played this course today paid £25. It should be closed. It says on a recorded message that it is the best draining course in the area. It was a total bog.. mud everywhere. Off matts on every hole which are built up on railway sleepers. I appreciate it is winter and the conditions are not great with the weather at present. But should be more upfront before paying to play in these terrible conditions. There wasn’t even a trolley ban. Definitely do not recommend this course in the winter months...

The Bletchingley golf club is great for a carvery on Sunday. We go every month and it's always fantastic. There is a lovely choice of starters, mains and dessert, not to mention a great bar with lots on offer. The staff are always friendly, helpful and professional. It's a lovely place to go for lunch. You must book though as it's always full on a Sunday.

Course layout is very good. Unfortunately due to the hot weather course was very dry which is no fault of the golf club. Food by the 1st tee is quite expensive, £16 for 2 bacon's rolls and two coffees! Club house is quite small not too much in there. No electric trolleys for hire only standard two wheel ones. Will certainly still come back as enjoyed the track very much. Looking forward to playing when the green green grass is back.

Good course. Challenging and very picturesque. Greens are good, a bit slow when we were here could of done with a cut. Fairways needed some rain/water very hard with some crazy bounces. Friendly staff throughout and good choice of food and sandwiches. Bar is well stocked with a good choice of beers and spirits.