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calvin keighley (England) 12/04/06

what a totally enjoyable day. from the moment i rang them and booked a tee time the staff were very helpful and polite as were the members well done the warren.

the practise area was very good and well kept.

the course was in good condition and very picturesque and hilly. we were playing behind a society but still managed to get around in under 4 hours. you need a lot of imagination around the greens witch were quite fast and you always seemed to need one club more than what you would normally play for the yardage. i had a very enjoyable day and at a cost of £25.00 including breakfast i thought it was excellent value for money. once again well done the warren

Value for Money	10
Challenge	9
Off Course	9

Darren Close (England) 12/06/04

Have had the pleasure to play this very picturesque course today. Playing with a member my £18 fee was great value for money. Beautiful surroundings and excellent practice area.

The fairways were immaculate, the greens true with no bumpiness at all. Yes there are some crossovers, but even on a busy Saturday, the two of us managed to get round in just under 4 hrs. The front 9 are very tight with several dog legs which test your long iron/driving abilities. The back 9 prove a welcome relief with wider fairways. But drive to the wrong part of the fairway and there are some huge trees to give you the headache of whether to 'go for it' or play around. Members were pleasant and if you get the chance, sample the Sausage, Egg and Chips. Marvellous!

Steve White (UK) 03/06/03

Having played The Warren a couple of times now, I felt I had to reply to the previous review.

I've found it to be a lovely course - secluded, quiet and well-kept. On my first round there, I must have found sand on every third hole. The first hole is a curving dog-leg with a second shot over water; for the second hole, you drive over a pond: that's plenty sand and water for me.

It's a good testing course for mid to high teen handicappers, perhaps a bit tricky for those who struggle to play to 28 (and perhaps a little easy for low handicappers, which may explain the more critical comments of the previuos reviewer). One of the few courses where I end up using every club in my bag because of the range of holes and shots you encounter: emphasis on placing rather than on length. And all this for a £12 twilight ticket (with member - who hoped I would be critical in this review in order to keep the hordes away. Sorry Mark).

My one gripe is the number of cross-over holes. There's even a tee where you drive right over the green you've just finished. Occasionally dangerous and can cause hold-ups.

Roger Garner
England*NE* (UK) 16/04/02

If you like bunkers and water this is not the place to play. Nice looking first hole however that is a good as it gets. An old course (and expensive) with many non-descript dull holes that could do with livening up. On the plus side it is a friendly environment in which to play golf. Overall the course is very dissapointing.

C Meering (UK) 30/05/01

Played on glorious sunny Friday afternoon in May. Course very beautifull, and in good conditon bearing in mind the awful winter! Greens however rather bobbly - difficult to get the line right! Ninth hole a handfull. Played during a club foursome - members very friendly though. Green fees expensive - although we used the 2-fore-1 scheme!

H Geen (UK) 02/05/01

The warren is a very competent golf course with extensive pratice facilities and a sense of tradition. when I teed up on one of the most memorable first holes ive ever played I felt good. At the end of the first loop of 10 I thought that the back 8 would blow me away if the first 10 were anything to go by. However unfortunatly it is a different course on the back 8 flat and largly uninterestingbut the front 10 just about made up for it. One word of worning dont play there when tempory greens and tees are employed as I had the misfortune to do.

(UK) 13/03/01

EXPENSIVE!!!!!!! Even the bacon rolls broke the bank, and for £30 a round in winter we expected more. In saying that, there are a few memorable holes but far too many cross-fairways which slowed play up considerably.