47 Royal Cinque Ports
Royal Cinque Ports
 in England has been ranked number 47 in Golf Monthly's 2010 Top 100 golf courses in the UK and Ireland
47 Royal Cinque Ports
Architect: Hunter, Urmston Stats: 6,498 yds, par 71, SSS 71 GF: £60-£130 Visitor information: Visitors allowed in week after 9.30 (excluding Wednesday) and weekends after 11.00. Twoballs except on Tuesdays and Thursdays W: royalcinqueports.com 2008 Ranking: 53 (Up 6) Improvements since 2008 Rankings: Course: Championship course extended to over 7,000 yards with two new sea wall tees Clubhouse: Dormy House renovated
Always a tough proposition, the Kentish links can be an absolute brute of a course when the weather gets up. As an out-and-back routing the direction of the wind really does play a major role in determining strategy and scoring. The final seven holes, when into the wind, are as tough as they come. However, a day at Deal is not all severe examinations. The recently updated clubhouse (complete with sparkling locker rooms) brings a touch of home comfort, while the upstairs bar and balcony are fabulous places to relax with a beverage and reflect on your round.
Panellists' comments: "Great variety of holes that use the natural contours to provide the hazards"; "A very tough closing stretch"
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