Bramshaw Golf Club - Manor Course

I was a 10:30 tee off (single golfer) and after 3 holes i was behind 3 older gentleman who were far from fast and never offered me to play through. 10 minute wait every hole. Eventually they caught another 4 ball who were even slower, the 4 ball let the 3 ball through on the 14th. i was on the tee box at the same time as the 4 ball on the 15th 3 of who went into the trees and one 100 yards down the fairway, still no offer to play through they even looked for their balls for 5+ minutes while i was standing waiting. I got to the next hole 16th and there were 3 on the green 3 in the fairway and the four on the tee. at that point i walked off the coarse , have never seen slow play like it, and for that reason i would never play the coarse again which is unfortunate as it was in great condition.

Good course. It is long and testing. The pins were in awkward positions so no easy golf at any time. Shortest par 3 was 165 yds. Was our first 18 holes for a while as our home club was severely restricted over the winter due to continuous heavy rain.

I feel super disappointed - when you are able to play the full course it is good but I arrived to find that we were having to play from mats at the 150 or 100 yard markers even on the par 5s and that we would actually be playing 16 par 3s and two short par 4s - £30 for me and £30 for my 15 year old son - I felt ripped off - very disappointing

An interesting round. We booked and it said that mats were used on about half the holes. That's fine. It's winter. However what they didn't say was the the mats were nowhere near the original tee boxes. I expected for the to just be in front. No, all the holes using mats were made into par 3's. Including two par 5's. And there was no need. Not been raining for a week and the course was in good nick! They should have stayed that the course was playing a par 62 not a par 70. This would have been much more transparent.

Also some of the members shouted at us for teeing off in a tee box when we shouldn't have as the pro shop told us the wrong holes where we could use the tee box. Very confusing.

Finally. When the round was over I was using the air compressor to clean the mud of my trolley wheels. Something I've done around 200 times before at other courses. Someone came out and told me off for using that on my trolley!? Apparently it's for shoes only!? That makes no sense. If my shoes are caked in mud, then what's the difference. Never heard that one before. They seem like that club from the 80's that would probabaly tell me off for wearing the wrong colour socks or something. Will play again in the aspiring or summer as the course was great. But overall experience was a bit rubbish. Just be transparent and stop being up yourselves.

The Manor course is very well laid out and meanders through the Forest offering a variety of different challenges on each hole.
Fairways and greens were in very good condition.
I would definitely add this course to any bucket list if you are in the area. Real value for money and a true test of golf

A great day . It was a shame the greens were so bare They were mostly sanded and top dressed which I understand is necessary as they have obviously had problems . Hopefully they’ll be back to their usual high standard.soonest . The course overall is very well laid out and enjoyable to play .

Really nice scenic course. After a month without rain the greens were firm and fast. The rough was a bit thick for my liking but I suppose I should learn to hit the ball straighter.
The staff in the bar and the pro shop were really friendly and the food was pretty good.
Well worth a visit.

Excellent course And excellent facilities.Highly recommend

Played this course many a times when it’s nice & dry. It’s superb, but frankly speaking…..it’s not a winter course. For what we paid definitely not worth it when it rains.

Brilliantly laid out course which meanders through the forest offerng a variety of challenging holes.
Fairways are well defined and the greens roll true being in excellent condition.
Definitely a course to play if you’re in the area.
Staff very friendly and helpful, and a good clubhouse where you can enjoy a well deserved pint overlooking the 18th green.

Was a fantastic day out , got it at a decent price so can’t really complain , I wish the club( who I actually phoned ) or golf now would tell people there’s a members comp on before taking a booking , but apart from that was great , lovely course , greens not great, spoke with some former members who said it wasn’t as good as it was, it’s never a £95 a round course or even £75 , it’s just not ( where is?) worth £40 is about right , but due to the uptake of golf all these clubs are overcharging these days , some we play have empty tees because they’re overcharging, surely reduce the price and make more money, get people on the course ( Meyrick park) if you aren’t teeing off til late afternoon then should be minimum half price .

Facilities are unreal great separate chipping and putting green, practice nets. Tee boxes need tlc and sad to see that the greens have major burnt out patches especially on front nine. Fairways immaculate though.

Very enjoyable round plus a complimentary coffee and bacon bap before starting. Very pleased to be back at Bramshaw for the first time in a couple of years. Hopefully will be back again soon, especially with offers such as this