User Reviews
for Isle of Purbeck Golf Club, Dorset, UK
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Stunning views and interesting holes
Reviewed August 24, 2018
A great golf course with interesting holes, deep bunkers and great views. Depending on the wind and weather conditions, the playing conditions are different, so that there are always new challenges. Thanks for the friendly welcome and also to Dave and Kathy for the friendly conclusion after the round in the clubhouse.
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Super views of the sea...
Reviewed July 23, 2016
The 18-hole course of the Isle of Purbeck Golf offers British with great views of the sea, hard greens and fairways typically English, which can be crossed by deer or rabbits sometimes.
Depending on the wind direction one or the other hole is very long. The most spectacular is the path 5, a par 4 with spectacular sea views. Club Manager very friendly, clubhouse invites you to a small beer ($ 1.90) a after the round. Perfect Golf Day. Recommendation: Booking after 17 pm will pay only $ 20th
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Good, but not great!
Reviewed July 9, 2015
The place is very very nice on a hill opposite Bournemouth. From almost every alley you can see the sea in the distance. The place is not easy to play, because the fairways extremely hard, almost always at an angle and the ball is never to be found there where to put plays him.
The greens are very good, the rest of the space would suit more detailed care well. The condition of the fairways I would even describe as bad. Nevertheless, the layout of the square as well as the golf experience would leave me here again to play.
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Golf with a view...
Reviewed April 13, 2014
One of the most beautiful places in Dorset invites you to enjoy especially the wonderful view. The staff at the club is very courteous and understanding and patient with strangers. A classic links course with fixed greens and beautiful undulations on the fairways and greens. Some blind dips (blind shots), deep pot bunkers and späktakuläre haircuts make the course even for experienced players difficult.
Interesting: Guest play from yellow, Members of white. Since many of the retirees go with e-carts you have to hurry on the Hilly course something. The Marshal has no sympathy for delays.
The special is that the course is on cliffs that are between 100 and 170 meters above sea level, is applied. Such a view does not enjoy it at many places.
It should also be sure to take the time for a good cup of tea and sandwiches, the club house is very cozy and the tea after a hard round of raises your spirits.
I look forward to my next round here, hopefully with as nice appearance like last time.
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Challenging
Reviewed August 13, 2011
Wonderful views, varied holes require a certain skill level. Highly recommend heading Hiddensee gem
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Spectacular!
Reviewed August 15, 2010
A must for all golfers, most spectacular perspectives of the ocean, the bay and the hills "rolling hills". Difficult to play, it easily pushes times from behind and there is not always enough trolleys. Some can not see where you tee off you.
The 19-Hole is a "must", one of the most beautiful places to have a cup of tea in England (England here speaks a lover). It is advisable to reserve and do not necessarily come at peak times. Something special...
Shall return
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