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GRANGE PARK GOLF CLUB (THE ROLLING HILLS OF ROTHERHAM)

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GRANGE PARK GOLF CLUB https://www.grangeparkgolfclub.org/ Type of course Parkland 18 holes Par 71 Course distance White 6607 yds Yellow 6279 yds Red 5199 yds Holes   3 x par 5 11 x par 4   4 x par 3 Played 28/07/20     Claim to fame:   A challenging and picturesque 18 hole, par 71 parkland course   After the disappointment of my game at Brough it made a welcome change to play The Grange Park Golf Course with amiable, polite and pleasant participants. Today’s game saw me and Nigel up against Steve and Frank. Steve the co-owner of the course is the epitome of an honourable entrepreneur, beyond reproach, always cordial, but with a clear head for business. Frank is an octogenarian with a 13 handicap who has been retired from work all of three months! As a fr...

BROUGH GOLF CLUB (TOUGH AT BROUGH BUT HAVE I HAD ENOUGH?)

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BROUGH GOLF CLUB https://www.brough-golfclub.co.uk/ Type of course Parkland 18 holes Par 71 Course distance White 6072 yds Yellow 5887 yds Red 5473 yds Holes   1 x par 5 12 x par 4   5 x par 3 Played 24/07/20     Claim to fame:   A magnificent Clubhouse with first class catering   In the area of the East Riding of Yorkshire, Brough Golf Course has a distinguished history and this is well documented on the clubs website. Coming in off the M62/A63 it is easily attainable for anybody living in the Yorkshire area. £32.50 per round may seem a tad expensive but it is a course of the highest quality. Containing only one par 5 and five par 3’s one would think it to be an easy track to navigate. Far from it, you need to have your wits about you when you go round here. On the commencement of our round, I thought I did, but that ...

HAINSWORTH PARK GOLF CLUB BRNADESBURTON (SO NEAR AND YET!)

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HAINSWORTH PARK https://hainsworthparkgolfclub.co.uk/ Type of course Parkland 18 holes Par 71 Course distance White 6303 yds Yellow 6013 yds Red 5663 yds Holes   2 x par 5 13 x par 4   3 x par 3 Played 17/07/20     Claim to fame:   Trolleys are never banned!   It has been a number of weeks now since our glorious PM allowed us to return to the fairways and greens of England and my golf game has been far from satisfactory. The heady days pre lockdown where I was playing at least 5 shots under my handicap are long gone. My memory of those intoxicating days is quickly fading, as was my grasp on the game of golf. Having played several courses recently, all of which I have reported upon in the past, had seen my swing return to its ridiculous wo...