User Reviews
for Reykjavík Golf Club - Grafarholt Golf Course, Iceland
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Very low quality greens
Reviewed August 22, 2014
I have played today, 21.08 all 27 holes. I was a little annoyed they don't have any golf facilities : no DRIVING RANGE (the girl from the office doesn't even knew what is that !) , no pitching green, no bunker, nothing. They have something which I didn't realised is a putting green - honestly I was thinking it was car parking places on grass. When I was playing on the golf course, I have understood that was like putting greens : very low, deeply low quality (like in ROMANIA, or in BOSNIA for an example) .
Far away SJORINN course is the most spectacular (Ain & Landia are very regular), and the fairway are very "scottish" , with a lot of " roll properties ) .
The people were very friendly and the restaurant seems to be good, but I didn't really test it. Bottom the line, ISLAND is a very natural country, ok, the golf is more or less the same, but still need more improvements.
Original version
Very beautiful.
Reviewed July 15, 2017
We do not know where Mr. Munteanu was, is NOT determined in GC Reykjavik. This has two places, we played Grafarholt, a place from the 60s, which has the largest driving range Iceland (3stöckig) and extensive training possibilities like Bunker, Pitchinggreen and numerous cultivated putting greens. Otherwise good clubhouse with cheap (!) Kitchen. Extremely courteous staff, very nice local players, also from previous and following flights, the one unsolicited further because the place on a signposted (Next Tee ..) completely without. It is a hilly parklandcourse with cultivated fairways and good but not very fast greens. Fairways as everywhere here VERY wavy what cartfahren only very slowly back-friendly. Asphalt on the connecting ways., At the tee every hole is explained. A few blind blows from the tea. GF for here cost around 85 euro, one saves at the tax because the place is only 5 km from the center. RUNDHERUM RECOMMENDED EVEN IF NOT SO AN EXPERIENCE such as Brautarholt or Keilir.
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