18 Holes of Golf For Two (£19) or Four (£36) at Willingcott Valley Golf Course (Up to 74% Off)
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18 Holes of Golf For Two (£19) or Four (£36) at Willingcott Valley Golf Course (Up to 74% Off)
- Challenging and varied par 72, 6452 yard course
- Stunning views across surrounding countryside
- Pro shop and PGA pro tuition
The Deal
- Round of golf for two or four
- Valid 7 days a week
Limit 1 per 2 or 4 players. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required. 48 hour cancellation policy. Valid Mon-Sun midday-6pm only. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. Standard golf attire must be worn: collared or polo shirt, no denim or trainers. Excludes equipment. No club or bag sharing allowed. Original value based on weekend green fees. Valid on option purchased only. Original values verified 11 April 2012 at 9.39am.
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With views over Exmoor, Lundy Island, and the surrounding Devonshire countryside, the par 72 course at Willingcott Valley Golf Course offers a variety of challenges to all golfers. Featuring a pro shop and a resident PGA professional the club is a haven for all budding wizards of the white orb.
Stepping out on to the 6452 yard course, players will have to brace themselves for the multitude of golfing conundrums that are laying on the fairways before them. Two or four players can work their way around a full round on the well-kept greens. Post-game celebrations and commiserations can all be carried out in the clubhouse where a wide range of snacks and beverages are available. 
Choose from the following options:
• £36 for 18 holes of golf for four (Up to 74% off)
Reviews
Willincott Valley Golf Course receives a perfect 5/5 rating on TripAdvisor. Reviewers praise the golf course with one reviewer describing their visit as a fantastic golfing holiday.
Well kept golf course plenty of wild life. A few ponds to golf over a bit of a challenge.
– Elaine B, TripAdvisor, Mar 2012
– paulh23, TripAdvisor, May 2011
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