Marriott Hollins Hall Country Club

Played this course for the second time and can’t wait to go back. The course is well maintained it’s very scenic and quite challenging. It’s quite hilly and the walk upto the 1st tee is a bit of a hike but in needed there is a the option of a courtesy drop off by buggy

Had a good day the course was in good shape but just let down by the greens which were quite slow and Woolley for this time of year, more like winter greens. Pace of play was very slow and at one point 4 group’s we’re bunched up on the 16th hole.

First time playing here. Fairways are spacious. Greens pretty good. Bunkers are ideally placed. Could do with some more distance markers. Will be playing again.

Amazing course. Greens the best I have played on since golf restarted. Fairways were pristine. Will definitely return

Excellent course. Two groups let me play through. Solid condition.

A great course spoilt by the state of the greens. Lots of pitch marks on every hole not sorted and they need a cut and a roll.

Very windy day in early April (tough in wind as exposed with lots of elevated shots), only a week after courses had reopened in England. Conditioning was poor but perhaps understandable given course had been closed for 3 months and only just entering growing season. Greens not good, fairways needed a cut too. Shame not to play it in better conditions. Enjoyed back nine more than front. Pace of play ok for this type of course, was slow for our two-ball but at just over 4 hours with fourballs ahead I was fearing it could be worse.

Unfortunately had to wait on each tee 10 mins as each time we got to a new tee the group in front was still waiting to tee off. Took 5.30 hours to get round. Beautiful course in fabulous nick. Definitely get a buggy it’s a punishing walk. As the course is high up without any natural cover the wind is constant.

Granted I only paid £15 for this round, however the condition of the course was atrocious.

The fairways were unrecognizable and consisted of wet mud with balls often unplayable even off a preferred lie. It was difficult to walk down most fairways, never mind attempt to play golf.

The greens were also littered with clumps of mud from other players shoes and had to be cleared before playing a stroke. They were however of decent pace.

The tee boxes were also well worn and muddy. Personally, I’d prefer to play off winter tees than grass tee boxes in this state.

This course may well be a gem in the summer months, however I most definitely wouldn’t recommend between December and March.

Outrageous value , course in great order.
Friendly staff, nothing not to like .