Pyrford Golf Club
Warren Lane,
Pyrford, Surrey GU22 8XR
Tel : +44 (0)1483 723555 Fax : +44 (0)1483 729777
Directions
3 km from A3 at Ripley
Course Details
| Course Name: Pyrford Holes: 18 Yardage: 6201 SSS: 70 |
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c/o Graham Wood wrote on: Jul 31, 2001
Excellent golf course; plenty of water...great for big hitters; birdies and eagles always a possibility. Crazy 11th; par 5 that only requires a 6 iron, 8 iron and wedge.... or a drive over the corner and a 9-iron in. Great finishing hole.
Ronnie Jepson Hdcp 9
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Roger wrote on: Apr 27, 2011
As its 10 years since anybody reviewed the course here's an update. Water in play on 15 holes but the course is not all about water and rewards good course management. 34yrds have been added and the SI of the holes changed - the "crazy" par 5 11th is now an equally crazy 470yrd par 4 (SI 1). Pretty when the trees are in leaf it is genrally in good condition although some fairways suffer from inadequate irrigation during prolonged dry spells. Best played around first week in June when the course is brought to its best for Captains day. Due to be sold by Crown Golf in Mid 2011.
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Steve Jackson wrote on: Jul 31, 2001
A testing and attractive mid-length moorland/parkland course in the depths of Surrey requiring good course management given the influence of tight fairways and water on the majority of the holes. The undulating nature of the greens and positioning of the pins pose their own challenges. The ninth hole is truly memorable and not intended for those with a nervous disposition although the back nine seem to hold more interest than the first. Most golfers would relish the water obstacles and it enhanced rather than diluted my enjoyment. My personal rating - 7/10.
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Rob Smith wrote on: Oct 31, 1998
A very testing watery course!! Each hole provides a challenge where good course management pays dividends. The short 6th is played completely over a sand shelf and the 8th is approached uphill over another daunting bunker. Especially challenging is the long par 5,ninth, playing your third shot over water and bunker. An Amen Corner of some sorts through the 11th,12th and 13th will either make or break the round. The 12th is especially noteworthy with two island fairways to aim for, followed by a green surrounded by more water. A tremendous last hole means a second shot over water to a fairway lined with trees on one side and a lake on the other into a green guarded by several bunkers and water over the back.
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J. Holley wrote on: Oct 31, 1998
Pyrford is a most enjoyable course indeed, although not an easy one. A great design from Peter Alliss. Some long carries are required off the tee. If this is achieved the course opens up for the average golfer. For a modern course it has matured very quickly indeed. A course to make you think at every turn. The 9th hole is a MONSTER and I mean a MONSTER!!!! If you par this hole you will probably record a reasonable score for the front nine. Enjoy Pyrford for what it is, you won't regret it.
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