User Reviews
for Royal Saint Barbara's Dortmund Golf Club e.V., Dortmund-Brackel, Germany
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Original version
Parkland course super well maintained and flat
Reviewed October 9, 2023
Wonderful parkland golf course. Great course maintenance throughout the year, good tournaments and nice golfers. The gastronomy is very good. The terrace is very comfortable. The staff in the club office are competent and helpful. Short paths between the tracks and only one hill 6 meters high are great. An absolutely well-kept facility. There are no more beautiful places in the area.
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- Original version
Nice
Reviewed August 19, 2023
Played as a guest with a member in mid-August 23. Undulating, good greens, nice members. Unfortunately, the fairway grass and semi-rough is too long, so that balls lying there are sometimes difficult to find. Between the individual discounts partly long distances. Otherwise well-kept facility. However, there are nicer places in the area.
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- Original version
Great, challenging long golf course when wet
Reviewed April 29, 2023
At around 10 degrees, initially drizzle and wet fairways and roughs, this course is a real challenge. Some even from the fairway (from yellow) really long par4's (#2,3, 5,6, 13,16) and at the same time par5 holes that require good course management (#1,17). I see a small weakness in holes where a well-hit drive in the middle of the fairway offers no real chance of reaching the green with a normal shot (#6). You need good course management that is adapted to your own lengths and you have to place the drives really well. Greens very good, the trils deep roughs around it (particularly on the side) mean an additional difficulty. total A great, sporty and strategic golf course that can only be recommended.
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- Original version
Beautiful parklandcourse
Reviewed October 5, 2018
I experienced the place at the beginning of October 2018 as a very nice and well maintained parkland course. He sometimes has tall and dense trees, so I always put myself there where the soil remained dry, when it rained for 10 min and when the sun came out, I kept playing. I played in the week and in the evening, there were not so many people on the way. The greens were fast as arrows. The restaurant was closed on Mondays (no problem, people need to be free). I also like to come back and if I can then buy something to drink on the go, I like to give 5 stars.
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Beautiful place, good maintenance
Reviewed July 13, 2015
A beautiful and well-maintained place that you should play. Nice staff, very sensible practice facilities and good food. Sometimes the focus for players is somewhat problematic without space knowledge.
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Class facility
Reviewed June 9, 2015
The mainly flat sheets (cart not necessary) of Dortmund (near A1 / A2) on the edge of a new housing estate, located on a former military base clubs make a lot of joy. They offer challenges for ambitious golfers by some water obstacles of bounds and well-placed bunkers, but also leave room for higher HC, since there is usually open fairways and little rough. The right mix of care and state on my first visit to the 7.6. was outstanding. Although there are some good tracks with ingrown trees, but by subsequently created or redesigned tracks, comes only every now and then to Parkland Feeling. The operation was on that sunny Sunday well early evening still quite busy, so I played with a very nice member. Since you as usual mostly after 9 holes is at the clubhouse again, many members cease to 12 lanes, which has the disadvantage that they then cross the 17th fairway. The clubhouse makes a good and modern impression. The green fee is primarily on weekends, although in the top category but is still appropriate. Is the Secretariat concluded, you pay just the practical green fee letterbox. Meanwhile, guests can also play on the weekends without accompaniment members here. Who is near, the recommended is a round.
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