What's your favourite Sussex golf course ?

[Spunk Bubble]

Quite partial to Hill Barn myself

 

[Marshy]

Dale Hill

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Goodwood

 

[Dave the OAP]

Mid Sussex at Ditchlin

 

[Ding Dong !]

Royal Ashdown Forest

 

[hans kraay fan club]

I love the views from Poynings and also from Hollingbury [that is if can ignore the motorbike skid-marks on the greens, the pikey caravans by the 17th tee, and the huge numbers of random MORONS who walk right across the fairway just as you're about to tee off.]

 

[Titanic]

Mannings Heath - Waterfall course.

 

[tip top]

East Sussex - West

Goodwood close second

Rye

 

[Dave the OAP]

I actually also like Singing Hills.

 

[tip top]

I actually also like Singing Hills.

me too

 

[Dave the OAP]

he he

 

[scooter1]

Hill Barn, Chartham Park, West Chiltington - in no particular order. Hassocks is ok, but any rain in the previous millenia and its a nightmare

 

[Nibble]

Give the land back to the people and stop using it for exclusive little golfing wankfests.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

I actually also like Singing Hills.

Slinging Thrills for me too definitely. Mid Sussex is ok. Can't stand hassocks but don't really know why - the course doesn't like me either.

 

[Buzzer]

West Sussex Golf Club in Pulborough - but only because I used to audit their accounts. Golf is for sales reps and a waste of effort.

 

[Yoda]

The Brook Lawns.

 

[Scotty Mac]

beach hurst is pretty testing

 

[Superphil]

West Sussex Golf Club in Pulborough - but only because I used to audit their accounts. Golf is for sales reps and a waste of effort.

Can you get on there? Won't let me near the place till my old man has been a memebr for at least 45 years, and his old man has been a member for the preceding 50 years. (actually that is a bit of an exageration but it is a bit like that there)

Even a friend of mine is a member, and I can't play with them because I can't prove I have known them for more than 10 years. And it costs £75 a round for guests.

Here is an excerpt from their membership requirements

"The West Sussex welcomes new members. However the Club is fortunate to have a Waiting Pool for membership and it is possible that a new applicant might have to wait up to four years before elected. Younger candidates, especially those with low handicaps, are usually fast-tracked.

Candidates should be proposed and seconded by members of at least 5 years standing, and then must be supported by signature from a further 8 members, of whom 4 should also submit letters of support. Special arrangements can be made for a candidate new to the area to be sponsored by the Committee."

And it's in West Chitington and Wiggenholt really, not Pulborough. The 15th hole is about 400 yards from my house, which is definately in West Chiltington.

 

[Dave the OAP]

Can you get on there? Won't let me near the place till my old man has been a memebr for at least 45 years, and his old man has been a member for the preceding 50 years. (actually that is a bit of an exageration but it is a bit like that there)

Even a friend of mine is a member, and I can't play with them because I can't prove I have known them for more than 10 years. And it costs £75 a round for guests.

Here is an excerpt from their membership requirements

"The West Sussex welcomes new members. However the Club is fortunate to have a Waiting Pool for membership and it is possible that a new applicant might have to wait up to four years before elected. Younger candidates, especially those with low handicaps, are usually fast-tracked.

Candidates should be proposed and seconded by members of at least 5 years standing, and then must be supported by signature from a further 8 members, of whom 4 should also submit letters of support. Special arrangements can be made for a candidate new to the area to be sponsored by the Committee."

And it's in West Chitington and Wiggenholt really, not Pulborough. The 15th hole is about 400 yards from my house, which is definately in West Chiltington.

can you not play green fees then?

i take it women and blacks are not allowed on the course too?

talk about living in the past

 

[The Wookiee]

My first job when I left school was greenkeeping at Dyke Golf Course.