Ashridge is a great example of how your enjoyment of a course can depend on whether it's set up for recreational golfers or top amateurs. When we played a couple of years ago on the eve of a high-level competition, the rough was so punishing, the round became an ordeal.

But on our latest visit, Ashridge was a delight. Did that mean it was easy? Of course not!

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Woodbridge is a hidden heathland gem within the beautiful Suffolk countryside.

Its quirky holes spurred Neil on to believing he would manage a stellar round but there was a sting in its tail - and a recently discovered Second World War look-out.

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Mrs W collects the champagne again as Neil imagines Parkstone's former pro and famous BBC commentator Peter Alliss having a right good giggle at his attempts to ascend its dramatic false fronts.

Meanwhile, Ian and Neil discuss how nature conversation has been critical to making this one of the England's most picturesque courses.

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A gift from East Devon's Captain briefly elevates Neil's game to rarely-seen levels of golfing skill!

Lots of conservation work is changing East Devon for the better and check out the green fees for visitors...some bargain prices for visitors to this very scenic course.

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Remedy Oak may only be twenty years old, but ancient woodland and a 16th century monarch help to make it feel a lot more mature.

And with lots of water to swallow errant shots, a member's advice is to give your Pro V1s a rest and use cheaper balls!

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Remember the golf course that saw the start of the LIV revolution, with black London taxis ferrying the players to each hole for a shotgun start? After two years, the LIV circus has moved on - to JCB in Staffordshire, but Centurion still hosts an Aramco event for the top female players.

It's a private club, only members and their guests can play - but Neil and Ian were invited to take on a course with SEVEN par 5s.

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We're all looking for hidden gems to play....Tandridge certainly isn't hidden, but it is a gem that you might not know much about.

Surrey is blessed with so many great heathland courses, but this is a parkland track that took our breath away with some dramatic holes. In it's centenary year, has it ever looked better? Well...that's a subject for debate ...even among its members!

But we loved it.

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Two great courses side by side, and a club that has had four prime ministers and a King among its members. More recently it's hosted a Ryder Cup and tournaments featuring some of the best male and female. players in the world.

Our special guest is Tom McKibbin, who talks about how his two rounds at Walton Heath earned him a place in his first major - and the chance to play alongside World Number One Scottie Scheffler at Pinehurst No. 2!

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