Cowdray Park Golf Club

On a warm but windswept daythe course was quite a test.The greens were then the 'A' levels, I failed easily . Stopping to gaze at views, I realize how lucky we can be to have such places to visit.Real ale at the bar.A very friendly lady to help in the dining room and a truly excellent carvery.Our society decided this is one of the best courses we visit.Booked again.Luckily I spelt my name correctly and wasn't last.Thankyou one and all at Cowdray

Lovely course set in beautiful countryside, with well appointed club house

I went to a friend's mum funeral and the wake was in the clubhouse. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The course looked amazing. The food was first class.

A beautiful setting. Rolling hills,gentle slopes,magnificent views over miles and the Cowdray castle.Oak trees that were already old during Henry the VIII reign.But back to the course.The first few wholes will overpower you and make you shy in your game.Narrow,slopy,with trees and knee high rough not far away.Don't let that feeling impeach you from playing the way you normally play and you smile will come back and your will stop looking balls and start enjoying the undulating fairways and greens. Impeccably kept.A warm and friendly welcome and goodbye at the club house will leave you with the feeling to want to go back.

I played Cowdray yesterday for the first time.Firstly all the staff at the club are very welcoming and helpful.The starter for the day was a lovely old gentleman and passed on plenty of helpful tips.The halfway hut was great and open all dayThe courses was in fantastic condition and they have some of the best greens I have ever played on.I would say it’s a must play course and I’ll definitely be back soon.

The golf club staff were very welcoming and obliging.The golf course was in excellent condition, and held up really well, despite a couple of heavy storms passing through.Would thoroughly recommend visiting there.

Prior to playing we had a sandwich lunch which was OK.We sat on the terrace next to the 18th green.The weather had been very dry and it confused us as to why a greenkeeper was wizzing around the surrounds supposedly cutting grass, of which there was none. The reality was that we were splattered with fine dust from the grass cutter, which was an unnecessary and unpleasant experience to start with.It is a tough start and the hard fairways and dry conditions demanded total focus. The pro had suggested it was a hilly start but then the course levelled out......it didn't!The rough was parched dry but the fairways had been well watered and had a good growth of grass. The greens were quick, smooth and the putts rolled well.The fairway bunkers were less impressive with many stones and variable sand quality and depth. The Greenside bunkers were better.Overall it is a challenging layout with some memorable holes with the very short 11th and then the picturesque 12th being my favourites.The cheaper afternoon green fee made it good value for money.No towels in the locker room was a disappointing end to the day and bookended the dusty dowsing that had started our day. However, despite these issues, overall it had been a worthwhile visit.

The course is in fantastic condition and the views are amazing. Thoroughly enjoyed my round on the very slick greens.

Fantastic course in superb condition - the course layout is a real test with the first couple of holes a challengeThe best greens I have played around the Sussex area in the last 12 monthsFriendly service tooWe will be back soon

What a great golf course with the amount of rain over the last few weeks I was surprised how dry the course was. With long sweeping fairways top quality greens, It has everything for the low & high handicap players, All the staff were very polite and helpful, As a guest it would be helpful to have a sign post from the 16th to the 17th tee ?, in the failing light it was a bit difficult to navigate to the 17th tee. That being said I would highly recommend this Golf course 10 / 10