Queens Park is located close to central Bournemouth, and is an extremely well established parkland layout. Founded in 1905, the golf course was formerly a regular feature on the PGA European Tour, and was the venue for numerous high profile tournaments, hosting famous names like Seve Ballesteros, Sir Henry Cotton and Tony Jacklin.
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The days of professional championships may be over, but this is merely a by-product of the exponential advance in golfing technology that has rendered so many outstanding courses in the mould of Queens Park too short, and is in no way a reflection of the quality on offer.
The manicured fairways are shadowed by the towering pines of the estate, and are bordered by the colourful heather and gorse; when these are in bloom, Queens Park is a beautiful place to play golf, and is undoubtedly a highlight of any Bournemouth golf tour.
We enjoyed the course and there are some interesting feature holes. The course has public access for dog walkers (of which there were quite a few). This was frustrating on occasion as we had to wait on the tee or fairway whilst the dogs & owners were clear.
Nice laid out municipal course. Friendly Staff and course in fair condition for pay and play course. THE PUBLIC - jeeeesus! We had to wait almost every shot as there were dog walkers, kids with their parents in bikes, joggers etc just doing what they wanted with no awareness of it being a golf course. DANGEROUS, seriously make sure you are insured properly before playing here. This is an accident waiting to happen
Too many walkers & dogs
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