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Welcome to UK-GolfGuide's page which contains feedback from site users who have played at Ilfracombe Golf Club.
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Ilfracombe Golf Club Player Reports
'Young P' (England) 27/10/07
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This is the archetypal hidden gem. There are amazing views across the Bristol Channel to Wales - providing you get a clear day! - and some fantastically quirky holes, not least the 75 yard par 3 fourth hole over a quarry. The way the first few holes work their way up the hill is reminiscent of Church Stretton in Shropshire.
Although it's right by the sea, this is a clifftop as opposed to a links course and I would definitely recommend it as an accompaniment to Saunton and RND if you're doing a North Devon trip, for pure variety and uniqueness. Also, to stand on the 13th and 8th/14th tees on a beautiful day and take in the views is a memory to be cherished...
The welcome is also warm from both staff and members.
7.25/10
'Young P' (h/c 9)
Ratings| Value for Money |  7 |
| Challenge | 6 |
| Off Course | 6 |
Richard Chubb (England) 02/12/05
Great views of nearby cliffs and over the bristol channel
Challenging course which would provide even more of a challenge in the wind.
Had a very enjoyable round, friendly welcome. Well run course. Will be back to play it next summer.
Ratings| Value for Money | 8 |
| Challenge | 7 |
| Off Course | 7 |
Roger Dyer (England) 28/11/05
What a great course, double bogied the first, thought here we go again, but only dropped two more shots on front nine, (20pts) not bad for a 13 handicapper!! Couldn't keep it up on back 9, but with one "blob" and two one pointers, ended up with 34 points. well pleased for a course I'd never played before. Warm welcome in the clubhouse after, was needed after cold wind on the course, would definatly go back for more of the same.
Roger.
Ratings| Value for Money | 8 |
| Challenge | 6 |
| Off Course | 9 |
Mark B (England) 12/07/01
Very challenging coastal course with stunning views along the coastal cliffline. Starts with a Par 5,3,3,3,5,3 which you will find a good test of ability. There are a few blind second shots so it plays better the 2nd time you play. With its high elevation, when the wind blows some hole seem almost impossible. Holes 3 and 4 are both par 3 but one is stroke index 2 and the next is a little over 60 yards, over a ravine, but underestimate the green at you peril. I have played there three times and rate it as one of the best courses I have played.
