Castle Hawk Golf Club
Chadwick Lane, Castleton,
Rochdale, Greater Manchester OL11 3BY
Tel : +44(0) 1706 40841 Fax : +44(0) 1706 860587
Directions
Castleton Station 1 km. M62 Junction 20
Course Details
| Course Name: Castle Hawk Holes: 18 Yardage: 5398 SSS: 68 |
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| Course Name: course2 Holes: 9 Yardage: 3158 SSS: 55 |
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Adam Sweeney wrote on: Jan 3, 2009
Great beginners 18 hole course, very challenging for par 3's.
Superb 9 hole course, with superb views and great fairways.
I am a junior membership, and for 2009 junior membership is £60, absolute bargain, especially for a great course!!
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Danny Riley wrote on: Oct 10, 2004
A good Learners course, no dress code, no tee-of times, but a largely unorganised course.
very unchallenging; i play off 14 and managed to shoot 80 on the large course. (62 on the par 3/4 course)
The condition of the greens, fairways and tees on both of the courses are terrible (especially in winter.)pitch marks are rarely replaced; tees are never flat and the grass is often too long.
One advantage of this course is that a beginner can hack away at the course without largely changing the courses condition. Definitley begginners only.
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wrote on: May 25, 2004
>One of the most played on courses in the north west. ideal for beginers,and for hackers!! Greens are terrable and so are and fairways! and no dress code neather!
>The back nine is having extensive work on the fairways and green due to the high number of players and during summer it is impossable to get on and they don't take bookings for tee times! ( A LEARNERS COURSE!!)
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Andy Cole wrote on: Dec 31, 2001
Having played the course on a number of occasions I found the 18 hole course
ideal for beginners, and ideal to polish up your short game while still challenging you to go round in anything near level par. The 9-hole course is definitely more of an emphasis on distance and will test most peoples drives the par 4th hole being the most obvious with water on the left and OOB on the right. On the whole I find it a very good course for beginner and middle handicappers as well.
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Martyn Grindrod wrote on: Jul 31, 2001
I play the 18 hole course on a regular basis and being a relative beginner find it quite difficult, there's a lot of OOB and a need to be straight on a lot of holes. My best round is 78 but I'm usually 80-85, the nine hole I've done once it is a lot longer but emphasis is more on length than accuracy.
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David Bodgers wrote on: Jan 31, 2001
One of the most played on courses in the north west. ideal for beginers,and for hackers!! Greens are terrable and so are and fairways! and no dress code neather!
The back nine is having extensive work on the fairways and green due to the high number of players and during summer it is impossable to get on and they don't take bookings for tee times! ( A LEARNERS COURSE!!)
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Barry Conchie wrote on: Apr 30, 1999
Castle Hawk is a perfectly adequate course. The 18 hole is very good for developing your short game and it is almost impossible to go around in parThe 9 hole is a little confusing in layout - some shared greens etc.. make your own mind up.
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