Nic Griffin Hdcp 4 wrote on: Apr 30, 2000

Although being a par 3 course, I think that this is the best. The American green design proves itself by being dry and smooth in the winter and hard and fast in the summer. I played the course with my school friends and we had a hoot of a time.

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Tony Clemens wrote on: Apr 30, 2000

You may be forgiven for thinking that Datchet Golf Course is 'an easy track'. It is 6000 yards long off the medal tees, a par 70, with a standard scratch of 69 - and flat. But for those of us who play it often and who have also played some of its' neighbouring courses at Stoke Poges, Sunningdale and even Wentworth, we can testify that it's not a course to be taken for granted. Nine greens with fifteen tees (3 holes the 1st, 4th & 5th are repeated on the back nine becoming the 10th, 13th & 14th) and running alongside the River Thames, under the watchful eye of Windsor Castle, Datchet Golf Club is one of the oldest courses in the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.
Since 1890 Datchet Golf Club has been providing a tough challenge for its members and visitors alike. Discreetly tucked away just a stones throw from the centre of the village, you'll be warmly welcomed by it's members and it's staff alike.

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