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City of Wakefield Golf Club Player Reports
Dean Smith (England) 09/06/08
Played this course on a weekend (Sat 7th June) not too busy but very very slow. As it is a municiple the standard of golfers can be very low and this doesn't help play to keep moving. The course itself is in excellent condition given the traffic it receives. Not too many visitors seem to know what a pitchmark repairer is and this shows on some greens. Paid £16 which seems veryu good value for money but the course is not very challenging and the holes are very short with the exception of the 11th (a 570 yrd par 5). Many of the par fours are about 300 - 340 yards and as such can be almost driven or else it's an iron with a small pitch (and no i'm not a very long hitter). The club house is nice and and the chap in the pro shop was very helpful and friendly. 8/10
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Brad Putt (England) 10/11/06
Local course for local People. You can never book a tea time. It's always booked up. It's meant to be a municiple. Paid for by the tax payers but not open to the tax payers. You have to become a member to get a tea time before dark. Forget it at the weekend!
Having said that there are some decent holes but it can take 5 hours to get round. There is a very lenghty par 5 that should be a par 6. Not worth the hassle in my opinion.
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Alix Locke (England) 29/07/06
I preffer the back nine. 17th is a great par 3.
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steven yorkshire (England) 12/06/06
great golf course would play there any day of the week. a good mixture of long and short irons to the greens. normally in vey good condition.
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Roy Batty (England) 02/05/06
Played Wakefield Municipal on 26th April 2006. The conditions were excellent for a Municipal with the greens playing particularly well.
The front 9 is a good solid test of golf with some real variety to each hole.
If only they would invest some time and effort into the back 9 which is extremely poor in comparison to the front....far too many similar holes with no real imagination applied to the layout.
Another major frustration is booking a tee-off time...the phone is constantly and i mean CONSTANTLY engaged!
Overall, a good solid municipal and for £6.90 (Twilight price), great value for money.
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jody boarders (England) 17/04/06
a cracking little course if not a little forgiving and lacking in challenge
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