User Reviews
for Golfclub Hoog Vaals, Netherlands
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Sad
Reviewed April 17, 2023
Back in Vaals for many years: Unfortunately, it has now become a partially unkempt course: Putting green like a rough carpet or a front green, around the chipping area mostly long grass with tufts of grass, nothing mowed, the way to the Clubhouse full of holes! Too bad: with little effort, this could be a nice practice facility for beginners and for small training units! Don't understand why you can let this go to waste! Because friendly staff on site!
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Unfinished
Reviewed July 20, 2021
Has nothing to do with golf.
A unique disaster
The management totally unsuitable
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Pleasant
Reviewed February 21, 2021
... frustration for beginners.
For good games and fun
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Small but nice
Reviewed March 28, 2019
The course is short, but not easy to play.
Beginners are frustrated, many good players are playing for the first time, too.
Dr. rer. pol.H. Schnitzler
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At most, Pitch & Put
Reviewed August 16, 2015
Golf Course lowest category only two par 4 holes that are playable only during limited hours. the discount will take place from 2 to 1 green only "guides".
Greens terribly Who 5 star here, has no idea of the Gulf!
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Clearer Place - Charming casual atmosphere
Reviewed September 10, 2013
To the previous review is to be noted that the operator has changed as a choleric known. There is now quite a friendly and informal atmosphere appreciated. The opening times of the small clubhouse with service are unfortunately limited.
The clear 9-hole course with relatively short holes of 80-140m has charm. At certain times you can, the longer C-train on the driving range, which is then closed play. Want to play a fast lap times for beginners and people on short tracks a good offer for a small green fee price.
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Brawl with operators?
Reviewed October 23, 2012
I was just 8 years after the pleasure to be there again.
No one was in the clubhouse and not suitable for small money you should interject the existing amount and pick up the change the next day. Since I live in Trier, I have presented three members on the terrace and then also in the green fee box a piece of paper with names stored that I the amount tomorrow because since I made Trier certainly not my change (15 € GF and I had just 50 €) fetch.
In the square, the operator came to me extremely aggressive counter (I dont give a fuck who you are were his words) and I then paid him off my 50Euro penalty (which are supposedly somewhere in the Local Rules).
As a thank you, he then asked me in the parking lot (in front of the eyes of some members) in a fight and when I politely refused, he threw me from the parking lot without that I could change my shoes.
SENSATIONAL! So what I have not yet experienced.
Oh, for the same money gibts 10km further in Mergelhof (Gemmenich a really great manicured 9 hole course( and it annoys me mad that I'm not went there as usual).
Still speechless!
Thick N
Hcp 8
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Good place and nice atmosphere
Reviewed May 25, 2012
The course is suitable for beginners and advanced, looking for a reasonable place with a small annual fee. Therefore is also very good as a "Home Club" if you play a lot of other places.
I like the place very well and above all the ordinary and informal kind I do not like it when it's too formal. Here I like the fact that ordinary people come together to play golf and to simply have fun.
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For beginners, very nice...
Reviewed March 14, 2012
A short par 3 course. Reductions of mats. For the ambitious golfer as "iron training" to recommend... you may as well go to a driving range. The greens are small and bumpy. However, one must not expect more at 15 EUR for 9 holes. If you have an hour... a nice short game training.
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