The Rayleigh Club Golf Resort
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Course Information
The Rayleigh Club Golf Resort, Essex is a 36 hole private, parkland complex with the 18 hole, par 72 (6616 yard) South Course and 18 hole, par 67 (4670 yard) East Course designed by Reg Plumbridge.
36 holes | Private | Parkland
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Address: Hullbridge Road, Rayleigh, Essex, SS6 9QS United Kingdom
Tel: 01702 232377
Golf Pro: Aaron Quinn
Website: http://www.therayleighclub.com/
Golf Club Facilities
Midweek Guide: Duke Course: £30.00 per round; Earl Course: £10.00 per round *
Weekend Guide: Duke Course: £40.00 per round; Earl Course: from £13.00 per round *
- Societies Accepted to Play
- Society Deals Available
- 7 Day Membership Available
- 5 Day Membership Available
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Tee Time Information
Midweek Guide: Duke Course: £30.00 per round; Earl Course: £10.00 per round *
Weekend Guide: Duke Course: £40.00 per round; Earl Course: from £13.00 per round *
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Review Information
GOLFSHAKE RATING
3.53
AVERAGE RATING 3.7
(based on 485 reviews)
HIGHLY RATED
would play again or recommend
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What the club says: The Rayleigh Club Golf Resort (formerly known as Lords Golf & Country Club) has two 18-hole courses which have both been designed by Reg Plumbridge of RJP Golf Course Designs, a name responsible for some of the country’s finest courses.
The South (formely Duke)
The 'South' course, at 6,616 yards, is regarded as one of the finest courses in East Anglia. A series of lakes and open water throughout the course encourages exciting, challenging and strategic play within a visually beautiful landscape.
The East (formely Earl)
The 'East' course offers a relaxing and enjoyable experience for players of all abilities. This executive length course, measuring 4,670 yards, is ideal for beginners, and those wishing for a speedy and unencumbered round of golf.
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Reviewed Dec 8 2024
No golf etiquette required
We like to play the East course as it is a great way to put into practice what you have been practicing on the Range, which by the way is very good and well priced, the biggest issue we have with the East course is that no person seems to bother with trying to encourage any type of Golf Etiquette, be it with type of clothing being worn, Jogging Bottoms and hoodies seems OK it seems, driving the golf buggies wherever they like, and most annoying, how hard is it to KEEP UP WITH THE GAME IN FRONT AND NOT IN FRONT OF THE GAME BEHIND, we have walk of twice in recent weeks due to slow play, 1hr to play 3 holes is not acceptable, they are not long holes, quit on the 11thReviewer Rating
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Reviewed Sep 1 2024
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Reviewed Aug 19 2024
Tricky course for high handicappers.
I like this course. It's quite tricky for high handicappers but gives you a good game which tests your abilities when you play. The course is in reasonable condition, the tee boxes need some attention, however the greens are good. Great pro shop and club house with very good food. It shuts at 15.00 for food which means you can't eat after your round if you tee off later in the afternoon.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Jun 27 2024
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Reviewed May 10 2024
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Reviewed May 8 2024
Tricky Course
Suffers from poor drainage but is a great course to play. Only one par 5 but lots of tricky holes where you need to be accurate off the tee. The tee boxes and bunkers are getting some much needed attention. I really enjoy this course and would recommend you play it.It has a very good driving range, putting area but no practice for chipping or bunker practice. good food and very friendly staff.
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Reviewed Apr 4 2024
Then they have the cheek to put up the senior rate to ?18 for a round.
Why don't they wait until the course is actually playable before putting prices up.
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Reviewed Jan 25 2024
Ever improving
Since bunkers were reconstructed last year The Rayleigh Club course is a great course to play. Big hitters will love front 9 with visitors n shorter hitters preferring most scenic back 9. Very rarely closed due to great drainage.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Jan 20 2024
Tricky course for high handicappers.
Tricky course, well maintained greens but the tee boxes could do eith a bit more attention.Very good club house with excellent food. Staff are excellent and very friendley.
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Reviewed Jan 11 2024
Work is needed on the course
I have a 36 hole battery which lasted 14 holes on this course as the wheels were just spining, the drainage was terbile and the next holes badly signed, as twice we played towards the wrong holeReviewer Rating
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Reviewed Oct 26 2023
The restaurant / Bar
For non members / visitors
Is a bit annoying as the staff give priority to members so you could wait a while to get served
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Reviewed Oct 26 2023
easier than the main coarse
But very well maintained
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Reviewed Oct 24 2023
its ok
the course is ok , but prices are gradually rising , theres nothing else to say but ive got to finish with another 50 charactersReviewer Rating
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Reviewed Sep 27 2023
Where did the bunkers go?!
Ironic that first tee was off limits as it was being reinvigorated only to find that every bunker bar about three had been filled in on the course since I was last here. Greens okay, but spiked. Fairway grass not great and those drainage channels are a nightmare, as always. Worse still was the standard of the ground that used to be bunker was so poor. Slope rating must be reviewed, surely. Course was all but empty on a Wednesday pm roundReviewer Rating
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Reviewed Sep 4 2023
Nice course
I went here with a few friends to play one afternoon. We played the east course and found it a nice scenic walk and fairly easy holes. Would definitely come back however there is a lot of litter there and it is quite a walk round. Would definitely recommend a buggy or at least a trolley.Reviewer Rating
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