Spring in London

[Josh Stevens]

Sun is shining at last.

Woking tomorrow, Sunningdale Old on Saturday - that should get me back into the swing of things.

Sunnindgale is fab, but I must confess to a certain affection to dear old Woking - a little more fun I think and I love the clubhouse

[Sean_A]

Josh

If you are feeling like a go getter, join me today at Camberley Heath.

Ciao

[Ally Mcintosh]

I'd love to see Camberley Heath... I am over at the end of May though and my No.1 priority is to see New Zealand... With you on Woking though Josh... Love the place...

[Dan Herrmann]

Just watch out for that Icelandic ash!

[Ville Nurmi]

Luckily back in Finland just before the ashess. It was a good season starter last weekend around London.
Brocket Hall, Palmerston was really good routing through tough terrain. Excellent greens and a bit of a walk as a season starter.
Woking is a really good course. Fun to play and itīs really nice when one can strenghten oneself after 14 holes instead of 9.
To my liking Pulboroughs driving is superior compared to Woking, but Woking would win athe green ends.
New Zealand is also a really nice golf course. The fairways are quite flat and the greens are not as wild as Wokings, but still really enjoyable.
Heathland courses around London are almost on the same line as the best links.

Regards,
Ville
Ps. No skiing trip to Lapland because of the limitations in flying