Rye Hill Golf Club
3.6
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Course Information
Rye Hill Golf Club, Oxfordshire is an 21 hole complex with the 18 hole, par 72 (6904 yard) Championship course and 3 hole, 9 tee Academy Course. A public, parkland / heathland golf course.
18 holes | Par 72 | 6904 yards | Public | Other
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Address: Milcombe, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX15 4RU United Kingdom
Tel: 01295 721818
Golf Pro: David Poolton
Website: http://www.ryehill.co.uk
Golf Club Facilities
A warm welcome is assured.
Under new ownership since April 2016.
Midweek Guide: £16.00 to £25 per round *
Weekend Guide: £18 to £30 per round *
- Societies Accepted to Play
- Society Deals Available
- Voucher Deals Available
- 7 Day Membership Available
- 5 Day Membership Available
Restrictions: Maximum Handicap No Restriction
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Review Information
GOLFSHAKE RATING
3.63
AVERAGE RATING 4
(based on 163 reviews)
HIGHLY RATED
would play again or recommend
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What the club says: Rye Hill Golf Club is a traditional parkland course, with heath land features and panoramic views. As a EuroPro Tour venue, it is testimony to the high calibre of this championship 6,904 yd par 72 course.
Benefiting from free drainage, the course is playable in the wettest of weather and trolleys
can be used all year. It will test the abilities of both high and low handicappers with its
strategically placed bunkers to catch wayward shots and the often large and undulated
greens.
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Reviewed Aug 9 2024
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Reviewed Jan 8 2024
Poor course
Only played front 10, so maybe last 8 are much better & some of my criticism is unfair.The first 6 holes are just non descript & might as well as hit a ball up & down a long field. Probably didn't help that it was the middle of winter after a week of rain, but no difference between fairways, rough & tee areas!! Greens, just not worth putting on, forget chipping, as flags were all 3 ft from front & aprons were mostly mud. Bunkers covered in weeds & edges look like not cut for months.
7th was first proper 'golf hole' as gorse gave a bit of character. 8, 9 & 10 slightly better than first 6. It's a shame as they have so much space the course with some money spent on 'features' & more greenkeepers, could be made good.
At least the course was empty as it was minus 1 and windy.
I have played here before about 5 years ago, & remember thinking then, won't go out my way to play it again. Couldn't be more different from their adjoining neighbours.
Pro shop were friendly.
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Reviewed May 6 2023
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Reviewed May 2 2023
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Reviewed Oct 25 2022
Really impressed
We played late October a day after torrential rain and the course was in great condition. A long and testing course, with interesting holes and some lovely views. Great value for money.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Oct 3 2022
Lovely friendly club
Very friendly club, the course was in good condition but we found the greens very slow due to moisture which we found tough. Some interesting holes and hard enough for us three high handicappers. Great back baps.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Aug 5 2022
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Reviewed Jul 18 2022
The greens were very big but also very slow and felt very spongy when you walked on them.
Clubhouse is nice but the bar/restaurant when we finished at 16:00 which was disappointing.
I always enjoy playing Rye Hill but they really need to improve the greens and some of the tees.
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Reviewed Jun 26 2022
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Reviewed Jun 4 2022
Long Course with some Challenges
Although this is a really long course it's enjoyable but at the same time challenging, the front 9 are relatively flat but the back 9 are where more of the challenges come into play, sloping fairways need you to consider where you are going to try to aim as it will roll sideways often resulting in your next approach shot. It's well maintained but the greens are slow at the moment and some need to have more time spent on them to improve their condition, they do run slow but hopefully as the season progresses the greenkeeper will be concentrating on getting them up to speed. Overall it's a lovely course and has been surprisingly quiet each time we've played it. There are outdoor benches where you can enjoy a drink at the end of your game and plenty of room indoors if you prefer, the ladies changing rooms are really well taken care of and my hubby says the gents changing rooms are equally well kept, this is fast becoming my favourite course to play at the moment, just wish it was a bit closer to home. There is a driving range but it is not under cover but fine for warming up, there is also a good putting green.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed Jun 1 2022
Best in the area
Opened in 1973, a traditional 3 x par 5, 3 x par 3 and the remainder par 4. 6768 yards off white, 6572 off yellow and 5982 off gold (golden oldies). The ladies compete over 5584 yards.A parkland course with generous fairways, a few strategically placed bunkers and greens which need thinking about. Apart from a few patches of ?hay? the longest rough is about 3 - 4 inches the main hazard is the gorse which lines some of the fairways. Ideal for Societies as wayward balls are easily found and play is not held up.
Currently the greens are being prepared for the summer and are playing about 8, by summer they will be 10 -12. The course is looking well manicured.
The Clubhouse has a Pro Shop, bar restaurant where bacon rolls etc can be purchased and Societies catered for. The main emphasis is playing golf, not a social hub,
All of the staff are friendly, welcoming and helpful. There are several other courses within the area, I have been a member at Rye Hill since it opened which says it all.
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Reviewed May 27 2022
Lovely course in need of tlc
What a lovely course but greens were really slow, needed a good cut and all bunkers out of action as no sand in them. This could be a real gem of a course but needs work to improve it and investment I assume.Reviewer Rating
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Reviewed May 14 2022
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Reviewed Apr 4 2022
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