Steve Watton
4 months on NCG Top 100s
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Perhaps Englands toughest inland test? I can't wait to return next year and play the new holes which are under construction.
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Aldeburgh (Championship) reviews
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 6 reviews
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Sean Arble
a year on NCG Top 100s
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After all the scaremongering about a narrow, unplayable course, Aldeburgh came as a great surprise. While difficult, the course is more playable than many more famous courses. For this reason, there is every chance that a most enjoyable game can be had if the ego is checked.
Peter Rudd
4 months on NCG Top 100s
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Aldeburgh is currently undergoing a huge upgrade with many changes to the course including 3 entirely new holes. When complete, the course will move to another level with much more variety than currently exists.
Neil Gray
4 months on NCG Top 100s
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It will be interesting to see how the new holes impact on the course, but even as it is, the course is a good test of golf and not easy.
David Walker
a year on NCG Top 100s
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Aldeburgh sets a severe test with a par of 68 and a course rating of 72.7, which demands strategic thought and precise ball striking. This heathland has gorse-lined fairways, firm sandy soil, no par 5s and a host of par 4s over 400 yards. But my favourite hole is the famous sleeper surrounded 120 yard 4th hole
Georgie Gould
4 months on NCG Top 100s
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The golf course has incredible coastal heathland, a nice bit of a challenge in windy conditions. Tight fairways and subtle greens - precision required.