Longcliffe Golf Club
Longcliffe Golf Club, Loughborough, East Midlands, England, LE11 3YA
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8 reviews of Longcliffe Golf Club
I'm a member of Longcliffe and have been for 28 year. Just reading the posts on this site and was a little concerned to read the last comment by B Wainwright. Yes we had a new bunker program which has been running for the last two years. But anyone will know new bunkers do take time to bed in but your ball does not get stuck under the lips as our bunkers are not designed that way so slightly concerned Mr Wainwright is not a golfer, manybe a poor golfer or a potential competitor club. A new bunker program should show that we continue to invest in the course for our member and visitors. Also that we are able to invest a large sum as many golf clubs financially struggle. Longcliffe has always been and always will be the best golf course in Leicestershire and one of the better courses in the Midlands. With fast greens and tight tree line fairways you will be tested on every shot, even after 28 years.
Played longcliffe last week,course needs a serious shake up,the bunkers are impposible to play out off,all different levels of sand and ball gets stuck up the face.Greens were ok, a little bumpy in places.Tees uneven and covered in sand,shocking.Clubhouse was ok basic menu avalible.Pro shop friendly and pleasent.Overall a nice walk but in need of some serious attention to detail,can only say i was dissapointed with my visit,and wont be returning for a while,which is a shame as i had heard it was best in leicestershire,which im afraid on my visit it was not.
I'm a member so biased but the club have spent a lot of money in recent years on a new bunker programme; thinning out some of the trees to allow the course to return to it's parkland roots & improving general maintenance. There's a new Head Greenkeeper, too, who has done wonders. Well worth a visit; the course should be a treat this summer.
Lovely course in a beautiful wooded setting. I enjoyed my round of golf, however I got the distinct feeling that visitors are not overly welcome by the members.
Not what I would decsribe as a friendly club, but a nice course!
Mature trees, wide fairways and in excellent condition; this is a great course. All the staff were helpful and polite. You'll go a long way to get a better £15's worth, brilliant value.
Tony Hicks
We played the course for the first time yesterday. It was in excellent condition and therefore do not understand the previous comments.
The green speeds were variable but were generally pretty true. There is a very good variation of holes and plenty of areas where you can get into trouble. There are some excellent doglegs which test your shot making.
I am an everage high handicapper (19) and not playing very well at the moment but thoroughly enkoyed the day. The clubhouse is a bit tired but the service was very good and the welcome friendly.
Go and play it and check it out for yourself.
Another course played in the leicestershire area and another disapointing course, well actually the setting was wonderful, however the holes within the setting let the place down, the condition of the course was poor and in need of some serious TLC, has so much potential just is not showing it, clubhouse ok and staff friendly
A little bit of heaven on earth!
Longcliffe is a truely magnificent course. Set in forrested hills in Leicestershire. It was only just off the M1 but difficult to find. They could do with some sign posts!
Very difficult couse. Fairly long, narrow fairways, narrow semi and then mature forrest on practically every hole.
The semi is whispy grass that lets you find your ball, but still penalises you.
Generally very well maintained. Looking back down the 17th we could see three distinct cuts. We played the course in May, which is probably any courses best time, but the shrubs were out in bloom and it looked a picture.
Feature holes are probably the impossible 7th, followed by the most inviting par 5 8th - long, straight and down hill all the way. Also the 15th - downhill par 3 with a lake that cuts into the green.
Only criticisms were the greens were a bit too firm for my liking and there are a lot of unrepaired divots. I was told in the club house that the sub-soil is peat and the divots don't take very well.
Thoroughly enjoyed the day and I'll definitely return.
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| Tees | Yards | Par | SSS |
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| Competition | |||
| Men's | 6625 | 72 | |
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