No 27 - Ganton
Former host of the Ryder Cup, Ganton provides a difficult inland links test where accuracy and length are vital
27 GANTON
Architect: Chisholm 2006 position: 29 Stats: 6,724 yds; par 73; SSS 73 GF: £75-£85 T: 01944 710329 W: gantongolfclub.com
The main defences on this excellent “inland links” are provided by its immaculate and seemingly magnetic bunkering, and its deep and impenetrable gorse.
Whilst the club’s website claims there is “a premium on accuracy rather than length”, the course is over 6,700 yards off the medal tees with a SSS of 73; hardly a walkover!
A former host of the Ryder, Walker and Curtis Cup, it contains a seriously tough selection of long par 4s and is a wonderful place to play.
Its relatively remote location means that it is also excellent value. SP
+ A classic test; great value; old-world charm - May prove too hard for higher handicappers Enter your review of Ganton below
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