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Brokenhurst Manor Golf Club
Hampshire , England
Details
Holes
18
Par
70
Built
1915
Type
Heath-Land Course
Architect
H. S. Colt
Access
Visitors welcomed
Designed by the great course architect Harry Colt, 6220 yard 18 hole course surrounded by wildlife and great landscape, Situated in delightful village of Brockenhurst, New Forest National Park, Close to Lymington, within easy reach of Southampton and Bournemouth, All year playm, Welcoming bar and restaurant with quality menu, Friendly club,we pride ourselves on the welcome we give to our members and guests, Ideal for families, gentlemen, ladies and junior
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3.0
based on 1 review
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22 September
Only got to play 12 holes as it was very slow & we had a dinner to get to but what we saw we really enjoyed at this very friendly club. 3 loops of six holes all coming back to the clubhouse being a nice feature for a member wanting to play a few holes in the evening, and thankfully for us on such a slow day.
A short par 4 and a mid length par 5 are a nice gentle start to your round and then the front nine steadily gets tougher with the 8th and 9th both being long par 4’s, and straight into a strong wind the day we played. All the four of par 3’s are good and in the first 12 holes, with the 12th being an absolute belter. The course was very pretty playing through the forest (not unsurprisingly being in the New Forest) with streams, ponds, heather and gorse on many holes. Greens were in good condition and rolled well. We came away feeling a bit short changed by not getting to play all 18 but certainly will come again when in the area.
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3.0
Good22 September
Only got to play 12 holes as it was very slow & we had a dinner to get to but what we saw we really enjoyed at this very friendly club. 3 loops of six holes all coming back to the clubhouse being a nice feature for a member wanting to play a few holes in the evening, and thankfully for us on such a slow day.
A short par 4 and a mid length par 5 are a nice gentle start to your round and then the front nine steadily gets tougher with the 8th and 9th both being long par 4’s, and straight into a strong wind the day we played. All the four of par 3’s are good and in the first 12 holes, with the 12th being an absolute belter. The course was very pretty playing through the forest (not unsurprisingly being in the New Forest) with streams, ponds, heather and gorse on many holes. Greens were in good condition and rolled well. We came away feeling a bit short changed by not getting to play all 18 but certainly will come again when in the area.