Longley Park
Course Details
- Holes: 18
- Par: 65
- Length: 5,188 yards
- Slope Rating: 114
- Course Rating: 66.1
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the actual playing experience like at Longley Park - is it a proper challenge?
Don't expect a championship layout here; Longley Park offers a more relaxed, yet engaging, round. You'll find it's a fantastic spot for working on your short game and enjoying some straightforward, honest golf without the pressure of a private club. We love it for a quick, enjoyable afternoon.
When's the best time of year to play Longley Park for good conditions?
We highly recommend visiting Longley Park in late spring or early autumn. The English weather is usually more forgiving then, meaning you'll get firmer fairways and less chance of a soggy round. Avoid the depths of winter unless you don't mind a very casual, muddy outing.
How much should I expect to pay for a round at Longley Park, and is it good value?
Longley Park is incredibly budget-friendly, making it excellent value for money, especially for a casual round or if you're just looking to get some swings in. You'll typically find green fees are very reasonable, often just a fraction of what you'd pay at a more exclusive course. It's perfect for a spontaneous golf fix.
Are there any specific holes or local tips I should know before playing Longley Park?
Keep an eye out for the short but tricky 7th hole; it looks innocent but can punish an errant tee shot with its tight tree line. Our best advice is to play smart, not long, and focus on accuracy over power, especially on the back nine where things tighten up a bit. You'll thank us later.
What kind of facilities does Longley Park offer - should I plan on bringing my own gear?
Longley Park is quite basic, so come prepared. You'll find a small pro shop for essentials and perhaps some basic club hire, but don't expect a full-service clubhouse or extensive dining options. We always recommend bringing your own clubs and grabbing a snack beforehand to be safe.