Everything looks promising as you drive up to the clubhouse, a nice building set well back from the…read moreroad and things get better as you tee off. The course begins with a short par4, then a longer par 4 and then a truly evil pair of par 3 holes set on the side of a hill. These are by far the best holes on the course and it's a shame they come so early in the round as the rest of the course is fairly uninspiring. Most of the holes from here on seem a little bland and lacking in character in comparison. That's not to say they are bad holes, it's just that after the elevation changes of the first few holes it's a bit of a surprise to suddenly be out on a very flat course with few feature holes. I did enjoy my round here but I probably won't be returning for the a repeat round.

Great place fa golf minnows. And still a challenge to score well. Much beloved course.read more

Great place during the school holidays to entertain your little ones, although it does get busy,…read moreespecially on a rainy day. I believe it is mainly for under 12's. Consists of seperate soft play area for under 4's. Main area is enclosed with various slides going down into ball ponds, helter skelters, swings, tunnels and more. All children are tagged on entry so there can be no escapees! Food and drinks also available Parties can also be arranged at the venue

I went here with my friend for her daughters birthday party and it was great! I wish I could have…read morehad a go. The ball pools are brilliant with slides going into them. The food was good for the kids and they had cartons of drink each. The safety aspect of the kids being tagged upon entry is a fantastic idea and makes you feel totally at ease. The staff are also brilliant.

Cranleigh Golf and Leisure formerly known as Fernfell is a short but very entertaining golf course…read more Some of the holes are wide open and you should make the most of these as the tree lined ones are devilishly tough. They're all named appropriately and you should watch out for the one called 'The Funnel' I think it's the tenth, as it can ruin a good scorecard with a tight landing area for your tee shot and a slightly elevated green that requires an accurate approach. That's followed shortly after by a long par 3 with one of the most challenging greens I've ever played. There's only one hole that lets it down by being ridiculously short but other than that I'm sure you'll enjoy the challenge of a round here. Afterwards you can relax on the terrace with a drink and watch as people start their round at the par 3 first or see others putt out on the tricky 18th. It may not test you for your driving distance but it will certainly force you to focus on accuracy.