Minthis Hills golf club

CYPRUS, South Cyprus, Paphos - Paphos
Minthis Hills ranking 3.3 of 5 out of 2 votes

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Description

 Minthis Hills golf course
Minthis Hills Golf Club, the first grass course being built in Cyprus, was completed in April 1994. Located just 20 minutes from Paphos Town, on an elevated position of 550 metres above sea level, ensures cool breezes during the summer months. Historically, the terrain has been part of the monastery of Stavros tis Minthis, which gives an air of timelessness and romance. The 18 hole-course, designed by Donald Steel, in two loops of nine, reveals the subtle hand of a man who always allows a course to blend into its natural surroundings. Major renovation of the course started in the year 2006 under the guidance of Mackenzie and Ebert from the UK. All green surrounds were reshaped and re-grassed. Two new greens and two new practice greens were rebuilt. Significant work was carried out on the 3rd. 6th, 11th, 12th, 14th, 17th and 18th fairways. Every tee and every bunker was rebuilt. The irrigation system was completely renewed and drainage and water harvesting improved, so that more water can be safely collected and taken down to the reservoir without being wasted or damaging the course. The main change to the course was the extension of the 12th hole. It has become an exciting driveable short par four. The 13th hole was shortened and has become a par three, the stream has been lined with boulders. The blindness of the 6th hole was removed and the steep slopes of the fairways on the 11th and the 18th were evened out to make them more playable On the 1st of June 2007 Minthis Hills Golf Course re-opened to the public. The course is par 71 and measures 5843 metres, a fine test for players of all abilities. A new two-thousand square meter club house has opened in December 2011, enjoying fantastic views of the golf course and dramatic valley. Also in the club house you will find a fully stocked pro-shop (all rental items are available), a comfortable, spacious and well equipped changing areas and conference facilities. There is now a completely new driving range which is much wider and longer than the old one, putting green, pitching and chipping area, are also available. The driving range is very dramatic with a high tee level overlooking the mountains and a high rock face at the far end.

Course info

Designer(s): Donald Steel
Course layout: Parkland
Year opened: 1994
Holes: 18
Practice par 3: No
Max hcp Women: 36
Max hcp Men: 28
Buggy needed?: No

Course facilities

Putting green: Yes Club house: Yes
Driving range: Yes Parking: Yes
Golf lessons : Yes Restaurant: Yes
Golf shop: Yes Locker: Yes
Buggys : Yes Shower: Yes
Electric Trolley: Yes Sauna: No
Trolley: Yes Massage: No
Club rental: Yes Gym: No
Hotel: No Pool: No

Tee info

White tee White Yellow tee Yellow Red tee Red
Meter : 5843 5443 4951
Par : 71 71 71
Slope : 0 0 0

Course ratings

Course lenght: 2
Course with: 2
Course hilliness : 2
Course hazards: 3
Green Difficulty: 2
Green Size: 2
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Minthis Hills Reviews

Rating: 3.1 of 5
2011-11-14 - "Nice course, well laid out and interesting with some quite challenging holes especially a short par 4 where you drive over a ravine followed by a par 3 to an island green that is surrounded by water. A new club house is being built, which will improve the current shop, bar and restaurant facilities which are not very good. The bunkers let the course down, they are full of hard compacted sand and need some serious attention. Overall this course is worth a visit."
Rating: 3.5 of 5
2011-11-09 - "Overall the experience was very good. The course is laid out well. This is a project in progress at this time and the future looks fantastically interesting by the looks of the 1st tee area and the brand new clubhouse which is near completion. A lot of work is going on throughout areas of the course but non of it detracts from my experience and does not interfere with your game. Would definately play again" - Derek Dunnachie