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View Full Version : Good golf clubs anyone? lindsay19 15-09-2005, 15:06 hi me n my bf are moving to sheffield next week. we ar eboth 20 and he is really interested in playing golf. anyone his age need a golf buddy or anyone know of the best golf clubs in sheffield to play it. where u dont av 2 b a member thanks enaid 14-08-2006, 19:34 me and my mate go to birley and tinsley and all you have to do is ring up and book but you must keep the appointment or you will get blacklisted...stewart Stuff 15-08-2006, 07:38 A bit further out from Sheffield (near Clowne) is Bondhay - it's a nice course, but possibly a bit expensive (long time since I last played it). viking 15-08-2006, 07:48 There is also the "Grange" near thorpe hesley which is municiple. Banana_Bender 26-09-2006, 23:14 Still looking for clubs and a golf buddy? Let me know debski77 27-09-2006, 11:09 I am looking for some clubs but don't know what are good makes etc, can anyone give me a brief lowdown??:) Banana_Bender 27-09-2006, 22:04 I am looking for some clubs but don't know what are good makes etc, can anyone give me a brief lowdown??:) I think she meant golf clubs as in the courses debski.... I'll pm you... :) Ginner 29-09-2006, 02:00 A bit further out from Sheffield (near Clowne) is Bondhay - it's a nice course, but possibly a bit expensive (long time since I last played it). Not a good course to go to if you are a newbie. It's very hard now. Lots of trees and bunkers. 21steve 03-10-2006, 13:55 hi me n my bf are moving to sheffield next week. we ar eboth 20 and he is really interested in playing golf. anyone his age need a golf buddy or anyone know of the best golf clubs in sheffield to play it. where u dont av 2 b a member thanks Hi lindsay if your bf is looking for someone to play golf with PM me. I have just started playing in the Sheffield area devlin 05-10-2006, 09:35 A bit further out from Sheffield (near Clowne) is Bondhay - it's a nice course, but possibly a bit expensive (long time since I last played it). Dont know how it compares with others but my other half takes our son to Bonday some weekends thinks its about 4 quid to do the nine hole family course. Don't suppose its bad for a couple of hours entertainment. What my hubby does say though is that Bonday is a far superior course to many of the others around and about. GSJoinery 06-10-2006, 22:06 hey all which golf clubs, where you don't have to be a member are close to the city center? cheers Ginner 07-10-2006, 15:13 List here. (http://www.playgolfsheffield.com/content.php?nPageID=45) Knock yourself out (not literally..). You can play most private clubs as a visitor, but you will be subject to tighter dress restrictions (no jeans/trainers etc) and may have to play during the week (weekends are sometimes reserved for members, especially during winter). If you are a infrequent golfer then the access and cost of the muni's is ideal :thumbsup: |