Bramshaw Golf Club

I had played at Bramshaw a few years ago and played the Manor course which I recall being lovely so thought why not return to try my hand at the forest course. I hadn't realised how much of a contrast two courses within 1/2 a mile of one another could differ and in a good way. We were met at the first tee box by the helpful starter who gave us the usual tips and directions and his parting words, "enjoy, its just you and nature". How right he was, what an amazing experience. Its fair to say t...

I think I can some this review up as a bit of a shambles. I booked the 'winter offer' for me and two other pals, this entitled us to a breakfast bap, coffee, a round on the forest course and then lunch. A pretty decent offer. When we arrived we were told that breakfast wasn't being served and that no food was available until 8.30am (we were teeing off at 7.40am). They did say that they will give us a pudding or something with our lunch to compensate for this, however, none of us had eaten s...

Played the Forrest course last wknd not the best course I've played for a while greens were bad awful lies everywhere even tho I played quite well , directions to tees non excistant lots of blind holes with hardly any fairway markers the only great thing I can say is waiting on a par 3 and a herd of deer passed through .....Not impressed at all it's like it's been forgotten about compared to the Manor course

Very much enjoyed the course. Haven't played the course for 20 years. My only recommendation would be to put a few signs up for directions to holes and a couple of marker posts on a few of the blind tee shots. I did notice a lot more people walking around the course which if you can't seem them is a little dangerous. But the course has some wonderful holes and is very challenging.

A great selection of equipment and knowledgeable advice from head pro Clive and all of his staff. Well worth a visit