Buckinghamshire Golf Club is the home of the Ladies European Tour and it is hosting the ISPS Handa Ladies British Masters for the first time this week.
The LET's members are excited about the event and are full of praise for the high quality and excellent condition of the challenging John Jacobs designed championship golf course, located just 20 minutes from London.
Course Manager Andy Ewence and his team have been working extensive hours in recent weeks to deliver the best playing surfaces to the ladies' golf professionals.
The LET's current ISPS Handa Order of Merit leader, Carly Booth, playing the course for the first time in the Pro Am on Tuesday, was one of several competitors who complimented the venue.
"It was fantastic, a lot of run on the ball. The ground is pretty firm and they are the best greens I've played all year. I'm looking forward to the week and I think there will be some good scores around here," Booth said.
Rebecca Hudson commented: "I think it's one of the best we've played this year. I think if we played golf courses like this every week, I think we'd be better golfers because you have to think your way round. The greens are perfect and it's just great to be here. I'm happy to play in Great Britain and of course it's great to play in front of your home crowd. It's great to be here and after the Olympics hopefully we can get a British winner as that would be fabulous."
Florentyna Parker added: "It's really good. I played nine holes on the back nine and really, the greens are perfect and the fairways look really nice. I'm playing well and looking forward to playing in front of a home crowd."
Elizabeth Bennett said: "I thought it was in fantastic condition. The greens were holding yet to putt on they were quick. I'm looking forward to the week. I played in a Pro Am a month ago just to get a feel for it but it was completely different because it was pouring with rain and wet but it's playing very differently because it's running a lot on the fairways."
Holly Aitchison commented: "I haven't played here before and I think it's brilliant. The greens are fantastic and the whole course is set up really well. I can't complain."
Henni Zuel: "It's amazing. I'm really impressed, actually. I played a Pro Am here, like a month ago and the difference between then and now is unreal and I'm very, very impressed. I think the growth's really good. There are no real bare patches. The greens are in great condition. I think because of all the rain they've had really nice growth and they've looked after it very well. They seem to have done the right things."
The Buckinghamshire Golf Club's par-72 championship golf course will be playing at 6379 yards, or 5833 metres, for the tournament on August 16-18.
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