Cretingham Golf Club
Grove Farm, Cretingham,
Woodbridge, Suffolk IP13 7BA
Tel : +44(0) 1728 685275 Fax : +44(0) 1728 685037
Directions
3 km southeast of Earl Soham 15 kms north of Ipiwich
Further Information
Practice range. Pitch and putt course
Course Details
| Course Name: Cretingham Holes: 9 Yardage: 2260 SSS: 33 |
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luke thompson wrote on: Jun 1, 2004
since the site was updated the course has improved dramaticaly.An extra 9 holes has been added and it is now a 68 par course.A practce 9 holes has also been added but needs improving. Also the club house has been improved.The bar and pro shop have been seperated and the pro shop has been made larger. Also a full service restroom has been added.There is now a putting course and a chipping hole to practice on.
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Cathy Read wrote on: Mar 31, 2002
Its one of the best courses I've ever had the pleasure of playing and certainly the toughest. Its full of surprise bunkers and water traps. A sensational course!
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Felix G Riley wrote on: Mar 31, 2001
One of the more challenging 9 hole courses. Well kept but I would say that rough exists where fairways should far too often. (For example the 185 yard 4th hole where it's rough from tee to green.) Fun though.
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Matt Barnett wrote on: Nov 30, 2000
Cretingham Golf Club is a tricky little 9 hole course and with thin fairways and high trees it makes it a hard course for the higher handicapper. The course is going to turned into an 18 hole course in the near future and the plans look promising. The course is kept in good condition all year round although it is on low land and floods following heavy rain. Cretingham golf club is a tricky little 9 hole course and with thin fairways and high trees it makes it a hard course for the higher handicapper. The course is going to turned into an 18 hole course in the near future and the plans look promising. The course is kept in good condition all year round although it is on low land and floods following heavy rain.
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