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A fine parkland course on the southern outskirts of Sheffield, founded in 1895 in the beautiful Beauchief valley.
A unique nine-hole coastal links at the tip of the Llŷn Peninsula, with stunning views of Bardsey Island.
A parkland course set in the beautiful Brecon Beacons foothills near Abergavenny, offering a welcoming atmosphere.
A clifftop parkland course above the university town of Aberystwyth, with superb views over Cardigan Bay.
A moorland course set in the hills above Accrington with fine views across East Lancashire.
One of the world's most iconic links courses, set on the Ayrshire coast with Ailsa Craig as its backdrop and an Open Championship host.
A superb heathland course near the charming Suffolk coast town of Aldeburgh, founded in 1884 and widely acclaimed.
A scenic parkland course near the iconic Alderley Edge escarpment, founded in 1907 with views across the Cheshire plain.
A parkland course set in the grounds of the historic Aldwark Manor estate near York.
A parkland course in the Forth valley near Alloa, offering a pleasant golfing experience in central Scotland.
A parkland course near Alresford on the edge of the South Downs.
A classic heathland course on the northern outskirts of Leeds, designed by Alister MacKenzie and regarded as a masterpiece.
A parkland course near Ampfield in the Test Valley south of Winchester.
A moorland course within the grounds of Ampleforth College in the North York Moors.
A links course on the north coast of Anglesey near Bull Bay, with views across the Irish Sea to the Snowdonian mountains.
A scenic nine-hole links on the East Neuk coast, with views across the Firth of Forth to North Berwick.
A links course in the historic royal burgh of Arbroath, offering traditional seaside golf on the Angus coast.
A challenging links on the Down coast near Ardglass, with stunning views across the Irish Sea and a historic clubhouse.
A classic seaside links on the north coast of the Gower, one of Wales' finest and most traditional golf clubs.
A golf resort near Okehampton on the edge of Dartmoor, with four courses and a comprehensive open programme.
A parkland course near the market town of Ashford in central Kent, host of popular junior open competitions.
A friendly parkland course near Preston, popular for open competitions.
A popular public pay-and-play course set within the grounds of Ashton Court Estate, offering panoramic views over Bristol.
A clifftop course above the Axe Estuary at Seaton on the East Devon coast with fine sea views.
A moorland course in the Rossendale Valley, offering challenging upland golf above Bacup.
A parkland course set in the Chiltern Hills near Henley-on-Thames, host of a free junior open.
A moorland course above Baildon near Bradford with panoramic views across the Aire Valley.
A stunning links course on the Northumberland coast in the shadow of Bamburgh Castle, with breathtaking sea views.
A parkland course near the market town of Banbury in north Oxfordshire.
A scenic parkland course overlooking the Menai Strait near Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey.
A well-established parkland course near Basingstoke, welcoming to visitors and societies.
A historic parkland course on the outskirts of Bath with views over the Georgian city and surrounding countryside.
A fine parkland course in the West Lothian town of Bathgate, founded in 1892 and one of the area's top clubs.
A compact moorland course above Accrington with panoramic views across the Ribble Valley.
A welcoming parkland course near the famous Beamish Museum, set in the rolling countryside of County Durham.
A well-regarded parkland course near Maidstone, founded in 1895 and set in pleasant Kent countryside.
A Top 100 exclusive course opened in 1996 on the grounds of the former Bearwood Estate, designed by Martin Hawtree through mature stands of pine, beech and oak around natural lakes.
A parkland course near the market town of Bedale in the Vale of Mowbray.
A popular woodland parkland course managed by Southend-on-Sea council, set in a beautiful nature reserve.
A popular public parkland course in Ayr's Belleisle Park, set in beautiful grounds with fine views of Arran.
A compact moorland course above Ilkley in the Wharfe Valley with fine Pennine views.
On the boundary of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with views to the Three Peaks, Bentham has earned the nickname 'Augusta of the Dales'. Founded in 1922.
A fine links course at Goswick on the Northumberland coast, offering challenging seaside golf near the Scottish border.
A challenging downland course on the Yorkshire Wolds above Beverley, founded in 1889 with superb views.
A clifftop parkland course above Bigbury Bay on the South Devon coast with spectacular views to Burgh Island.
A parkland and moorland course in the St Ives Estate near Bingley, set within beautiful Yorkshire countryside.
Founded in 1894 on land surrounding the Bishop of Durham's Palace, one of the North East's most established competition venues with sweeping views across the Wear Valley.
An established parkland course on the edge of Blackburn with a busy open competition calendar.
A fine heathland course near Bordon, designed in 1913 with an Alister MacKenzie connection, offering classic heathland golf.
A traditional links-style course near the Blackpool coastline, with a fine open competition programme.
A mature parkland municipal course in the heart of Blackpool's Stanley Park.
A beautiful parkland course in Bromsgrove, founded in 1893 and set in scenic countryside near the Lickey Hills.
A renowned heathland club with two outstanding courses, the Rosemount — used as an Open qualifying venue — being particularly celebrated.
A parkland course set on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, surrounded by mature woodland and open farmland.
A challenging parkland course on the edge of Bolton, host of junior and open competitions.
A moorland course above Bolton with classic Lancashire character and sweeping views.
A luxury hotel and golf resort set within the Dartmoor National Park, with a classic moorland course dating from 1926.
A championship parkland course set in the magnificent grounds of the Bowood Estate near Calne, designed by Dave Thomas.
A moorland course above Bradford, founded in 1891 with panoramic views across the Aire Valley.
A compact moorland course on the east side of Bradford with a busy open competition programme.
An 18-hole parkland course remodelled by five-time Open Champion James Braid in 1935, set within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with panoramic views.
A welcoming club near Hadrian's Wall in the Cumbrian hills, hosting a year-round open programme including one of the cheapest junior opens in England at just £5.
The oldest golf club in Hampshire, set in the New Forest where free-roaming forest ponies still graze the fairways.
A remote and unspoilt links course at Brancaster, founded in 1892 and accessible only at low tide — truly unique.
The only Harry Colt course opened in Britain in 1924, laid out on the castle's former deer park and almost untouched since — a rare original Colt design with a dramatic ravine.
A parkland course near Bransford west of Worcester, set in pleasant Worcestershire countryside.
A moorland course above Oakworth near Keighley with rugged Pennine character.
A hotel and golf resort near Derby, with two courses set in the historic grounds of a 13th-century priory.
A well-regarded parkland course near Gloucester offering a challenging yet enjoyable game for all abilities.
A parkland course near Bridgwater in the Somerset Levels, popular with societies and visitors.
A links and parkland course on the Yorkshire coast near Bridlington, offering fine seaside golf.
Founded in 1891, this elegant parkland course enjoys elevated views over the Avon valley and the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
A classic heathland course founded in 1898, set amid heather and pine on the Dorset heathland.
A classic parkland course within Cannock Chase AONB, founded in 1894 and known for its mature trees and wildlife.
A parkland course in the New Forest near Brockenhurst with forest views and scenic beauty.
A scenic parkland course near Girvan in a historic castle estate setting in South Ayrshire.
One of Edinburgh's oldest clubs, founded in 1761, now playing at its Davidson's Mains course in the city.
A well-established parkland course near Barry in the Vale of Glamorgan, offering fine views over the Bristol Channel.
A prestigious Ryder Cup-standard course designed by John Jacobs, set within 220 acres of Denham estate parkland.
A pleasant parkland course in the Wye Valley near Builth Wells, set amid the scenic mid-Wales countryside.
A clifftop links course on the northern tip of Anglesey, offering dramatic sea views and a challenging natural layout.
A well-established parkland course in the Cotswolds near Burford, founded in 1936 and set in gentle rolling countryside.
A pleasant parkland course in the Wye Valley near Hereford, offering a friendly atmosphere and scenic countryside.
A nine-hole parkland course in the heart of the New Forest near Burley.
A championship links course on the Somerset coast at Burnham-on-Sea, frequently regarded as one of England's finest.
A parkland course on the outskirts of Burnley with fine views of Pendle Hill.
A well-kept parkland course on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds, offering friendly golf in the Suffolk countryside.
England's third highest golf course, situated on the moorlands above Buxton with spectacular Peak District views.
A parkland course overlooking the Menai Strait near Caernarfon, with backdrop views of Snowdonia.
A scenic mountain course above the historic town of Caerphilly, offering panoramic views across South Wales.
A championship parkland course laid out by the celebrated firm of Colt, Alison and Morrison on the grounds of a historic 17th-century estate west of Reading, with four strong par threes and challenging water hazards.
A parkland course near Pudsey between Leeds and Bradford.
A well-regarded parkland course on the outskirts of Cambridge, offering a welcoming members' club atmosphere.
A parkland course on the edge of the Quantock Hills near Bridgwater.
A dramatic clifftop links course at the western tip of Cornwall, offering spectacular Atlantic Ocean views.
A mature parkland course north of Cardiff, founded in 1921 and set in the attractive grounds of Cefn Coed.
A modern parkland course south of Cardiff near the Vale of Glamorgan coast, with full hotel and leisure facilities.
A parkland and links course near the Ceredigion coast at Gwbert, offering views over the Teifi estuary.
A fine parkland course on the southern edge of Carlisle, founded in 1908 and set among mature trees and the River Caldew.
A mature parkland course on the outskirts of Carmarthen, set in the picturesque Gwili valley in west Wales.
An ultra-exclusive private club in the grounds of the historic Skibo Castle, offering a magnificent Highland links experience.
One of the world's most famous and feared links courses, a regular Open Championship host and a supreme test of golf.
A short but enjoyable parkland course overlooking Caerphilly Castle, ideal for those seeking a relaxed round.
A mature parkland course set within the historic Castle Eden Dene nature reserve in County Durham.
A spectacular modern links above the Moray Firth near Inverness, host of the Scottish Open and ranked in Scotland's top ten.
A classic links on the Causeway Coast near Coleraine, founded in 1901 and offering excellent natural seaside golf.
A parkland course near the famous Catterick Racecourse in the Vale of Mowbray.
A classic moorland course designed by Dr Alister MacKenzie in 1925, set in the beautiful hills above Buxton.
A quality Berkshire course hosting the prestigious Junior European Open championship event.
A modern heathland course opened in 2000, offering wide fairways and outstanding views across the Berkshire countryside.
One of Europe's foremost golf resorts, host of the 2010 Ryder Cup and home to three championship courses.
A classic heathland course set within Charnwood Forest, dating from 1890 and offering a distinctive natural layout.
A Nick Faldo–designed course near Biddenden, opened in 1993 and consistently rated among the best in the South East.
A modern parkland course set within a country estate near Yeovil.
A parkland course on the Chawton estate near Alton in East Hampshire.
A well-established parkland course on the edge of Chelmsford, founded in 1893 with mature tree-lined fairways.
A scenic parkland course on the Cotswold escarpment near Cheltenham, with views towards the Malvern Hills.
A parkland course near Chacombe close to Banbury in north Oxfordshire.
A picturesque parkland course in the Lumley Castle grounds, offering a challenging and scenic round in the heart of County Durham.
A mature parkland course on the northern edge of the Cotswolds, with fine views and a welcoming members' atmosphere.
A popular parkland course near Bristol, offering two courses for golfers of all abilities.
A parkland course set in the grounds of Chirk Castle estate near Wrexham, with fine countryside views.
A moorland course near Chorley with a long-established open competition programme.
A traditional parkland course near Brixham in Torbay, with a well-regarded open competition programme.
A classic downland course on the edge of the Cotswolds near the Roman town of Cirencester, established in 1893.
A parkland municipal course on the outskirts of Wakefield.
A moorland course above Clayton near Bradford with wide views across the valley.
England's highest public golf course, set on common land above Cheltenham with spectacular Cotswold views.
A parkland course near Clevedon on the Bristol Channel coast, with views over the channel.
The oldest links in Yorkshire at Redcar, founded in 1887 and host of the North Yorkshire & South Durham Championship.
A beautifully situated moorland course beneath Pendle Hill in the Ribble Valley, regarded as one of Lancashire's finest.
A fine parkland course on the outskirts of Swansea, with views over Swansea Bay and an excellent members' atmosphere.
A municipal parkland course in Coatbridge, popular with local golfers and offering an accessible round.
A public parkland course near Maidstone set within the grounds of Cobtree Manor Park in central Kent.
A fine parkland course in the Northamptonshire countryside near Cold Ashby, offering great views and a welcoming atmosphere.
A picturesque parkland course designed by Johnny Miller near Northampton, set along the River Nene.
A moorland course set high above Consett offering wide open views and a true test of golf in northern County Durham.
A championship links course on the north Wales coast, frequently used as an Open Championship qualifying venue.
A modern parkland course near Cookridge in north Leeds, host of junior open competitions.
A hidden parkland gem founded in 1904, just nine miles from central London in Kingston upon Thames, with a tight and quirky 18-hole layout updated by Jonathan Gaunt.
A parkland course in the Meon Valley near Corhampton in central Hampshire.
A parkland course on the western edge of the Cotswolds near Wotton-under-Edge, with lovely views over the Severn Vale.
A classic parkland course set in the rolling Cotswold Hills near Cheltenham, founded in 1902.
A golf resort near Cardiff with two championship courses, popular for society days and competitive golf.
A beautiful parkland course set within the Cowdray Estate near Midhurst, with the romantic ruins of Cowdray House as a backdrop.
A parkland course above Brecon with superb views of the Brecon Beacons, consistently one of Wales' best-kept secrets.
A scenic parkland course above Cardigan Bay near Criccieth Castle, offering beautiful coastal and mountain views.
A compact parkland course in the Crimple Valley near Harrogate.
A friendly moorland course in the Wear Valley, known for its welcoming atmosphere and challenging upland terrain.
A parkland course near Dewsbury set in the grounds of Crow Nest Park.
A dramatic links on the Aberdeenshire coast, often called 'the hidden gem of Scottish golf' and ranked among the world's best.
A parkland course near Ringwood on the Hampshire-Dorset border.
A parkland course near Newton Abbot in South Devon, popular for junior and open competitions.
One of the premier parkland courses in the region, hosting a varied programme of open competitions throughout the season.
A parkland course in the Thames Gateway area near Dartford, founded in 1897.
A breathtaking resort with two fine courses set on the hillsides above the Dart estuary near Dartmouth.
A classic moorland course high above Darwen with wide-open Lancashire skies.
A stunning heathland course set within Delamere Forest, offering a distinctive golfing experience among ancient woodland.
A moorland-parkland course above Mirfield near Dewsbury with fine views.
A modern golf centre near Southampton with an 18-hole parkland course and driving range.
A peaceful parkland course beside the River Tees on the Durham-Yorkshire border, known for its superb turf conditions.
A hotel and golf resort near Newbury, with a challenging parkland course alongside the River Lambourn.
A parkland course near Crediton in the mid-Devon countryside.
One of Scotland's finest inland courses, a beautiful parkland layout used as an Open Championship qualifying venue.
A parkland course near the village of Drax in the Vale of York.
Created in 1975 by Major Champion Sir Henry Cotton, this woodland par-73 in East Horsley features mature oaks, water hazards, and a warm welcome for visitors.
A friendly parkland course near the Worcestershire spa town of Droitwich, with pleasant countryside surroundings.
A mature parkland course within the grounds of Holyrood Park, established in 1895 with views of Arthur's Seat.
A popular parkland course within Caird Park, offering accessible and enjoyable golf in the heart of Dundee.
A unique 10-hole true links founded in 1905 on the Duddon Estuary at Askam-in-Furness, with panoramic views across Morecambe Bay to the Lakeland fells.
A wild and natural links course on the Northumberland coast, set beside the dramatic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle.
An attractive parkland course on the outskirts of the historic city of Durham, offering views of the famous cathedral.
A compact but challenging parkland course set beneath the Cotswold escarpment near Dursley.
A public parkland course in Duxbury near Chorley, popular for casual and competitive golf.
A well-maintained parkland course near Stockton-on-Tees, a popular host for open competitions across all formats.
A pleasant parkland course near the market town of Easingwold north of York.
Founded in 1903 by Scottish designer Peter Paxton, set in the Surrey-Berkshire heathland belt amid mature oaks, pines and birches with clever use of natural streams and fast, undulating putting surfaces.
A compact parkland course near Birkenshaw between Bradford and Leeds.
A downland course with sweeping views over Brighton and the English Channel, founded in 1893 on the South Downs.
A classic clifftop heathland course above Budleigh Salterton, one of Devon's most scenic and well-regarded clubs.
A parkland course near Eastleigh in south-central Hampshire.
A heathland course set on high ground east of Airdrie, offering panoramic views across central Scotland.
A fine heathland course near Elgin, founded in 1906 and regarded as one of the best courses in the North of Scotland.
A classic links at Elie on the East Neuk of Fife, famous for its periscope on the first tee to see if the fairway is clear.
A moorland course above Elland near Halifax with sweeping Calder Valley views.
A pleasant parkland course in North Lincolnshire, founded in 1900 and offering a traditional golfing experience.
A scenic parkland course beside the River Great Ouse with Ely Cathedral as a dramatic backdrop, hosting a full open competition programme.
A scenic parkland course set within the grounds of a country house near Bridgwater.
A parkland course on the outskirts of Enniskillen, set in the beautiful Fermanagh lakelands near Castle Coole.
One of Surrey's oldest clubs, founded in 1889, with a downland par-70 course built on chalk that stays open in winter and offers panoramic views across London.
A parkland course near the historic market town of Evesham in the Vale of Evesham.
An established parkland course on the outskirts of Exeter, offering a welcoming club with excellent leisure facilities.
A challenging links course near Lytham, well known as a Final Qualifying venue for The Open Championship.
A championship parkland course on the Gower Peninsula near Swansea, a popular venue for regional competitions.
A parkland course on the western outskirts of Falkirk, offering a welcoming atmosphere in central Scotland.
A parkland course near Larbert, one of the Falkirk area's most established and well-regarded clubs.
A mature parkland course near Fareham in south Hampshire, close to the Solent coast.
Founded in 1896 and nicknamed 'The Sands', this heathland/parkland hybrid was extended by Open Champion Jack White and offers 6,613 yards of varied Surrey golf.
A parkland hotel and golf course near Towcester in south Northamptonshire.
A parkland course set in the pleasant countryside near the ancient market town of Faversham in mid-Kent.
A parkland course in the beautiful Feldon Valley on the Oxfordshire-Warwickshire border, host of junior open competitions.
A highly regarded heathland club with two courses, known for its fine championship layout and excellent course conditions.
A clifftop links course at Filey on the Yorkshire coast with fine sea views.
A mature parkland course in north Bristol, established in 1909 and offering a classic layout with well-established trees.
A modern parkland course near Knaresborough, one of the most challenging in Yorkshire.
A traditional links course on the Fylde coast at Fleetwood, with fine sea views.
A short but highly regarded nine-hole heathland course near Bury St Edmunds, notable for its superb natural turf.
A mature parkland course above the town of Flint, with fine views across the Dee Estuary to the Wirral.
A downland course on the chalk hills above Folkestone with sweeping views over the English Channel.
A parkland course near Skelton-on-Ure between Ripon and Harrogate.
A luxury golf resort in north Warwickshire, home to the Arden championship course — a former European Tour venue.
A scenic course set within the ancient Royal Forest of Dean, offering a unique woodland golfing experience.
A parkland course north of York, named after the ancient royal forest that once covered the area.
A superb natural links course in the Formby dunes, consistently ranked among England's best and an Open Final Qualifier.
A parkland course in the Royal Burgh of Forres, offering a pleasant and accessible golf experience in Moray.
A downland course near Four Marks in East Hampshire with views over the South Downs.
A fine club with three heathland courses near Abingdon, one of the Thames Valley's most popular golf destinations.
A classic links course on the Essex coast at Frinton-on-Sea, founded in 1895 and offering traditional seaside golf.
A long-established York heathland course and former European Tour Benson & Hedges International host, one of the finest courses in the county.
A mature parkland course at Wythall near Birmingham, one of Worcestershire's most popular open competition venues.
A parkland and moorland course above the Borders town of Galashiels, with fine views across the Gala Water valley.
A celebrated inland links at Ganton near Scarborough, ranked among England's finest and a past host of the Ryder Cup.
A parkland course to the east of Leeds, popular for open competitions.
A traditional parkland course in the village of Girton, north of Cambridge, founded in 1936 with mature tree-lined fairways.
A links and parkland course at Girvan, offering views of Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran.
An outstanding links at Gailes near Irvine, one of Scotland's finest and an Open Championship qualifying venue.
A picturesque parkland course on the hillside above Oban, offering fine views over Oban Bay and the islands.
Scotland's premier golf resort, home to three championship courses including the King's and Queen's, and host of the 2014 Ryder Cup.
A popular parkland course on the outskirts of Gloucester, welcoming to societies and visitors.
Set on the chalk hills south-east of Cambridge, this club offers two fine downland courses with sweeping views.
A classic links and heathland course in the small Highland town of Golspie, one of Scotland's most enjoyable seaside layouts.
A fine downland course at the legendary Goodwood Estate near Chichester, with panoramic views across the South Downs.
A classic Berkshire club hosting junior opens with individual strokeplay competitions.
A parkland course near the Forth & Clyde Canal at Grangemouth, with pleasant open views across the Forth valley.
A parkland course near Blackburn, well-regarded for its pleasant layout and open events.
A celebrated links club with three courses on Gullane Hill, overlooking the Firth of Forth and the North Berwick coast.
A mature parkland course on the south side of Glasgow, which hosted the Glasgow Open and is regarded as one of the city's finest.
A parkland course near Hagley at the northern edge of the Worcestershire countryside.
A moorland course above Halifax with spectacular views across the Calder Valley.
A parkland course on the western edge of Halifax offering pleasant golf and valley views.
A hotel and golf complex near Coatham Mundeville offering a relaxed but challenging parkland round in south Durham.
A moorland course on the western edge of Sheffield, founded in 1897 and regarded as one of Sheffield's premier clubs.
A luxury resort near Ware, with a championship golf course set in the beautiful grounds of a Victorian manor house.
A parkland course near Batley between Leeds and Huddersfield.
A magnificent heathland course on the Surrey/Hampshire border, widely considered one of the finest in England.
A mature parkland course on the edge of the elegant spa town of Harrogate, with fine tree-lined fairways.
A superb links-style course on the Durham coast at Seaton Carew, one of the finest traditional courses in the North East.
A parkland course near Hartley Wintney in north-west Hampshire.
A heathland course set on the sandstone ridge above Hastings, offering fine views across the Sussex Weald.
A pleasant parkland course near the county town of Pembrokeshire, set in gentle West Wales countryside.
A pleasant parkland course near the historic Hawarden Castle estate in Flintshire, founded in 1911.
A moorland course above the textile town of Hawick, set on Vertish Hill with sweeping Border countryside views.
A seaside links course on Hayling Island, renowned as one of southern England's most challenging and scenic layouts.
A classic parkland course in the northern suburbs of Leeds, well-maintained and offering a traditional golfing experience.
A public golf centre near Newton Abbot providing accessible golf in South Devon.
A fine parkland course set in the beautiful Wye Valley, founded in 1896 and surrounded by rolling Herefordshire countryside.
A links-style clifftop course near the seaside town of Herne Bay on the north Kent coast.
A classic links course at Southport, founded in 1885 and well regarded as a traditional Lancashire seaside course.
An attractive parkland course overlooking Hexham and the Tyne valley, offering a welcoming members' club atmosphere.
A parkland course near Morecambe Bay with a welcoming members' atmosphere and regular open events.
A classic downland course on Salisbury Plain, with sweeping views and a natural layout dating from 1922.
A modern parkland course near Hartlepool, popular for society and open competitions.
A mature parkland course close to Hampstead Heath in north London, founded in 1904 with a tranquil woodland feel.
A popular golf and country club near Whitchurch with two parkland courses, offering a sociable golfing experience.
A well-established parkland course near Hinckley, offering a friendly members' environment and a challenging layout.
A superb heathland course set in the Surrey Hills AONB near Hindhead, consistently praised for its natural beauty.
A public parkland course on the hills above Oxford with fine views over the city's dreaming spires.
An accessible municipal parkland course near Burnopfield, providing affordable golf in the heart of County Durham.
A superb heathland course near Kirkby-in-Ashfield, consistently ranked among England's top inland courses.
A parkland course in the village of Hollywood on the southern fringe of Birmingham, host of junior open competitions.
A natural heathland course near Scunthorpe, founded in 1908 and praised for its quality turf and layout.
A parkland course near the market town of Holsworthy in North Devon.
A parkland course set in the rolling countryside of Flintshire near the pilgrimage town of Holywell.
A downland course near the market town of Honiton in East Devon, host of junior open competitions.
A heathland course near the Yorkshire coast at Hornsea, set amid gorse and heather with a natural links feel.
A well-established parkland course near Sunderland in County Durham, hosting regular open competitions including junior events.
Founded in 1900 at Morley, a moorland-character championship course shaped by Dr Alister MacKenzie's 1913 advice. Home of the PGA in Yorkshire Open Championship.
One of golf's greatest links courses, home of The Open Championship multiple times and famous for its flat, windswept layout.
A fine moorland course on Fixby Hall estate near Huddersfield, host of the Yorkshire Amateur and a regular open competition venue.
A mature parkland course on the outskirts of Hull, founded in 1904 and one of East Yorkshire's leading clubs.
A classic heathland course near Henley-on-Thames, designed by Willie Park Jr. and opened in 1901.
A parkland course in the Cambridgeshire countryside near Huntingdon, providing a relaxed and friendly golfing environment.
A clifftop course above Ilfracombe on the North Devon coast with dramatic views over the Bristol Channel.
A classic moorland course above the spa town of Ilkley in the Wharfe Valley, one of Yorkshire's most picturesque settings.
A parkland course on the edge of Preston, hosting a busy programme of open events.
A parkland course on the outskirts of the Highland capital, founded in 1883 and offering a welcoming atmosphere.
A parkland course on the outskirts of Ipswich, founded in 1895 and offering a traditional members' experience.
A parkland course near Glastonbury with views over the Somerset Levels towards Glastonbury Tor.
A stunning heathland course with panoramic views over Poole Harbour and the Jurassic Coast, set on the Purbeck Hills.
A short parkland course in the historic Border town of Jedburgh, offering a relaxed and friendly golfing experience.
A classic parkland course set within the historic Kedleston Park estate, designed in the 1890s near Derby.
A moorland course above Keighley with fine views to the Pennines, a popular junior open venue.
A parkland course on the banks of the River Tweed near Kelso, set against a backdrop of the Cheviot Hills.
A challenging moorland course on the edge of the Lake District, with fine views across the Lakeland fells.
A parkland course near the market town of Kettering in north Northamptonshire.
A pleasant parkland course in the south Leicestershire countryside, welcoming to members and visitors alike.
A parkland course near the carpet-making town of Kidderminster in north Worcestershire.
A nine-hole parkland course on the edge of the Quantock Hills near Kilve.
A parkland course on the island meadow in the River Tay, accessible by footbridge and offering a unique Perth setting.
A 27-hole parkland layout near Alvechurch in north Worcestershire, one of the county's largest golf complexes.
A dramatic modern links near St Andrews, opened in 2000 and immediately acclaimed as one of the world's great courses.
A mature parkland course on the northern edge of Northampton, founded in 1908.
A parkland course near Bournemouth on the Hampshire-Dorset border.
A parkland course set in the Cotswold hills near Wotton-under-Edge.
A pleasant parkland course in the Angus glen town of Kirriemuir, birthplace of J.M. Barrie, offering a welcoming experience.
A parkland course near the village of Kirtlington north of Oxford, hosting adult-junior pairs and junior opens.
A parkland course near the historic market town of Knaresborough in the Nidd Gorge.
A deer-park parkland course set within the grounds of Knole estate near Sevenoaks, one of Kent's finest inland venues.
A pleasant parkland course on the edge of the charming market town of Knutsford, with a friendly members' atmosphere.
A scenic nine-hole moorland course above Tighnabruaich with spectacular views over the Kyles of Bute.
A beautiful heathland course in central Fife, consistently used as an Open Championship qualifying venue.
A fine moorland course above Lancaster with sweeping views of Morecambe Bay, a popular junior open venue.
A beautiful clifftop course above Langland Bay on the Gower Peninsula, offering breathtaking sea views.
A mature parkland course in Beckenham on the Kent-London border, founded in 1910.
A well-maintained parkland course in the Somerset Levels near Langport.
A mature parkland course founded in 1903 near the A3 and M25, known for its ancient oaks, superb greens, and expanded leisure facilities including a Trackman driving range.
A links and parkland course on the Solent coast at Lee-on-the-Solent with sea views.
A modern golf complex north of Leeds at Wike Ridge, offering challenging parkland golf and a PING Junior Golf Tour host.
One of the county's premier parkland courses, set in the beautiful grounds of Evington Park.
A scenic parkland course near the historic market town of Leominster, with views towards the Welsh Marches.
A mature parkland course near Preston with a sociable atmosphere and open competition programme.
A parkland course near Umberleigh in North Devon set in attractive countryside.
A well-equipped golf and country club near the historic cathedral city of Lichfield, with a challenging 18-hole course.
A parkland course near Halifax with pleasant views across the Calder Valley.
A mature parkland course in the foothills of the Cotswolds near Cheltenham Racecourse, established in 1922.
A parkland course on the outskirts of the historic city of Lincoln, founded in 1891 with attractive tree-lined holes.
A celebrated heathland course on the Yorkshire/Nottinghamshire border, host of the 1957 Ryder Cup won by Great Britain.
A parkland course above the royal burgh of Linlithgow, with fine views of Linlithgow Palace and Loch.
A classic heathland course in the heart of the Hampshire/West Sussex border, opened in 1923 and regarded highly for its quality.
One of the Midlands' finest parkland courses, set in beautiful Sutton Coldfield countryside and founded in 1908.
A classic links course on the Kent coast at Littlestone, founded in 1888 and offering traditional seaside golf.
A classic moorland course in the spa town of Llandrindod Wells, one of the oldest clubs in mid-Wales.
A parkland course overlooking Llandudno Bay, set on the flatlands between the Great Orme and Little Orme headlands.
A pleasant parkland course in the northern suburbs of Cardiff, offering a friendly members' atmosphere.
A prestigious 36-hole golf resort near Brands Hatch with two courses designed by Jack Nicklaus.
A pleasant parkland course in the Somerset Levels near Langport, offering a relaxed and friendly golfing experience.
A fine parkland course near Loughborough, established in 1904 and consistently one of the county's top-ranked clubs.
A compact parkland course in Huddersfield, popular for junior open competitions.
A moorland course above the Ribble Valley near Preston with wide panoramic views.
A parkland course near Ossett between Wakefield and Dewsbury.
A scenic parkland course near the medieval market town of Ludlow, set in the beautiful south Shropshire hills.
A public parkland course in the scenic Darent Valley near Eynsford in west Kent.
A mature parkland course set in gently rolling countryside south of Leicester, with a friendly club atmosphere.
A scenic nine-hole course on the edge of the Forest of Dean near Lydney.
The home of Royal Lytham & St Annes, one of England's most storied links venues and a regular Open Championship host.
A traditional parkland course in Lytham, offering a quieter alternative to the famous links courses nearby.
A spectacular modern links at Machrihanish, designed to blend seamlessly with the wild Kintyre landscape.
A remote but revered links on the Kintyre Peninsula, often cited as one of the world's greatest natural golf courses.
A moorland course set above the Llynfi Valley near Maesteg, offering challenging golf with panoramic upland views.
One of Berkshire's oldest clubs, founded in 1896, offering a traditional parkland layout with tree-lined fairways.
A parkland course near Malton in the Vale of Pickering, combining parkland and downland terrain.
A moorland course set high on the Malvern Hills, one of England's oldest clubs and offering spectacular views.
A 9-hole course set in the grounds of the Manor House Hotel at Moretonhampstead on Dartmoor.
A flat fenland course near the market town of March in the Cambridgeshire Fens.
A scenic downland course near the ancient market town of Marlborough, founded in 1888 on the Marlborough Downs.
A moorland course in the Colne Valley near Huddersfield with dramatic Pennine scenery.
A public parkland course in Nelson, providing accessible golf in East Lancashire.
A luxury resort in Northumberland featuring a championship parkland course set in the grounds of a Victorian mansion.
A moorland course high above Matlock, offering challenging golf and panoramic views over the Derbyshire Dales.
A moorland course near Holmfirth in the South Pennines, offering a challenging and scenic round.
Founded in 1908 and laid out by a member of the Vardon family, sits nearly 1,000 feet above sea level on the Mendip Hills with views over the Vale of Avalon and Glastonbury Tor.
A luxury golf and spa resort set on a private estate near Knutsford, with a championship lakeside course.
A challenging mountain course above Merthyr Tydfil, offering panoramic views across the South Wales valleys.
A classic heathland course at Wheathampstead, founded in 1892, and one of Hertfordshire's most respected clubs.
A parkland course near Middlesbrough, host of junior open competitions.
A public parkland course providing accessible golf in the Middlesbrough area.
A well-regarded parkland course in north London, founded in 1925 and noted for its excellent course conditions.
A club with three distinct courses set on the spectacular Minchinhampton Common, an area of outstanding natural beauty.
The historic 1889 common-land Old Course at Minchinhampton, where sheep still graze the fairways — one of the most unique courses in England.
A links and parkland course on the edge of Exmoor at Minehead, with fine views over the Bristol Channel.
A true links course on the Bristol Channel at the gateway to Exmoor, with an active scratch programme.
A parkland course above the market town of Mold, offering views across the Clwyd valley and distant hills.
A links course on the Angus coast near Dundee, home to the famous Medal Course — an Open qualifying venue.
A scenic parkland course above the ancient market town of Monmouth, set in the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
One of the world's oldest golf courses, the Montrose Medal is a classic links experience on the Angus coast.
A 27-hole parkland course in north Leeds designed by Robert Trent Jones, host of multiple prestigious amateur events.
A prestigious heathland course north of Leeds, which hosted the Ryder Cup in 1929 and designed by Alister MacKenzie.
A superb links at Lossiemouth, comprising the Old Course — used as an Open qualifying venue — and the New Course.
A parkland course on the edge of Morecambe with views across the bay to the Lake District fells.
A fine parkland course in the Braid Hills area of Edinburgh, founded in 1892 and one of the city's premier clubs.
A Harry Colt parkland design in South Birmingham, founded 1892 and one of the West Midlands' most prestigious clubs.
A parkland course on the outskirts of Durham city, set in the grounds of a Victorian country house.
A mountain course above the Cynon Valley near Mountain Ash, with panoramic views over the South Wales valleys.
One of the world's most revered links courses, home to golf's oldest club and a celebrated Open Championship venue.
A challenging links course north of Aberdeen, founded in 1909 and offering superb natural seaside golf.
A well-regarded parkland course in the west of Edinburgh, close to the famous rugby ground, founded in 1896.
A superb championship links on the Moray Firth, host of major amateur events and regarded as one of Scotland's finest.
A challenging downland/parkland course in the heart of the Cotswolds near Bourton-on-the-Water.
A mountain course above the town of Neath, with spectacular views across Swansea Bay and the South Wales coast.
A spectacular clifftop links on the Llŷn Peninsula, with one of Wales' most dramatic and memorable settings.
A moorland course above Nelson in the Ribble Valley, popular for junior opens and county competitions.
A heathland course in the New Forest near Brockenhurst, set among mature trees and forest scenery.
A parkland club near Aberdeen with two courses, the Hawkshill layout rated as one of Scotland's top inland tracks.
A mature parkland course on the outskirts of Newport, South Wales, founded in 1903 in attractive wooded grounds.
A parkland course near Newton Abbot, set in the Stover estate in South Devon.
A parkland course near Normanton between Leeds and Wakefield.
A classic links with the famous Redan hole, set in the charming East Lothian town of North Berwick with views to Bass Rock.
A clifftop links course at Broadstairs on the Isle of Thanet, with panoramic sea views and a testing open programme.
Justin Rose's home club at Fleet, on the sand belt, evolved through designs by Braid, Colt, Simpson and Steel.
A mature parkland course on the northern edge of Oxford, one of the city's oldest golf clubs.
A classic links course at Llandudno, founded in 1894 on the sandhills below the Great Orme.
A parkland course on the north side of Winchester with views over the city and Test Valley.
A mature parkland course on the edge of Northampton, founded in 1893 and offering a traditional golfing experience.
A classic heathland course on the outskirts of Northampton, founded in 1909 and regarded as the county's finest.
A moorland course on the northern edge of Dartmoor near Okehampton.
A fine moorland course above Bridge of Weir, offering panoramic views across the Clyde valley and the hills of Arran.
A hotel and golf resort near Liphook, with a well-regarded parkland course set in the beautiful South Downs area.
A parkland course in the village of Ombersley north of Worcester, in attractive countryside.
A Brian Huggett-designed parkland championship course near Frome in the heart of Somerset.
A scenic links course near Kirkwall on Mainland Orkney, offering a unique and remote golfing experience.
A parkland course near Ormskirk, hosting a range of open competitions throughout the season.
An attractive parkland course near the Welsh border town of Oswestry, set in a quiet rural location.
A challenging parkland course above Otley in the Wharfe Valley with fine views.
A moorland course on the Pennine edge between Huddersfield and Halifax.
A parkland resort course set in the grounds of Overstone Park estate near Northampton.
A friendly parkland course near Buckley in Flintshire, with a strong community spirit and pleasant surroundings.
One of England's most scenic golf courses, set high on the Cotswold hills above the village of Painswick.
A parkland course near Wakefield set in the grounds of Painthorpe House.
A parkland course on the outskirts of Paisley, set in mature grounds with a long history dating to 1895.
A challenging course set in the upper Swansea Valley at Palleg, with dramatic moorland scenery.
A classic heathland course near Harrogate, founded in 1906 and rated one of Yorkshire's best inland courses.
A superb heathland course near Bournemouth, designed by Willie Park Jr., with a layout widely praised for its variety.
A parkland course in the beautiful Tweed Valley, with fine views of the surrounding Border hills.
A parkland course on the southern coast of Pembrokeshire near Pembroke, overlooking the Cleddau estuary.
A well-established Cumbrian club set in the Eden Valley, known for a busy open competitions programme and spectacular views towards the Lake District fells.
A parkland course near Preston on the banks of the River Ribble.
A public parkland course on the northern edge of Worcester providing accessible golf in the county town.
A James Braid parkland design from 1938 set in the grounds of the Milton Hall Estate, one of Cambridgeshire's finest courses.
A downland course near Petersfield with views over the South Downs.
A parkland course near Birstall between Leeds and Dewsbury.
A delightful highland course in the scenic Tummel valley, offering spectacular views and a welcoming atmosphere.
A pleasant parkland course near Wrexham, part of the Plassey Leisure Park along the banks of the River Dee.
Founded in 1891, a superb heathland course near Blackburn regarded as one of the finest inland venues in the North West.
A prestigious parkland course within Pollok Country Park, consistently rated among Scotland's top parkland layouts.
A parkland course near Pontefract in the Wakefield district of West Yorkshire.
A parkland course above the town of Pontypool, set in attractive grounds with fine views of the surrounding hills.
A challenging hillside course above Pontypridd, offering dramatic valley views and a testing layout.
A picturesque golf and country club in rural Cheshire, offering two parkland courses amid rolling countryside.
A classic parkland course at Radlett, founded in 1899 and known for its mature trees and excellent conditions.
A links course on the Glaslyn estuary near Porthmadog, offering a natural seaside layout with mountain views.
A superb links with three courses, the Strand layout regarded as a masterpiece of natural seaside golf on the north Antrim coast.
A scenic links course on the Solway Firth near Annan, offering traditional seaside golf with superb views.
A challenging links course on the north Wales coast at Prestatyn, used as an Open Championship qualifying venue.
A well-regarded parkland course near Macclesfield, founded in 1920 and set in the beautiful Cheshire countryside.
A parkland course on the outskirts of Preston with a long-established open competition programme.
The birthplace of The Open Championship in 1860, a historic links with unique features and an irreplaceable place in golf history.
A championship links course at Sandwich Bay, with 27 holes of outstanding seaside golf alongside Royal St George's.
A superb heathland course near Pulborough, consistently ranked among England's top inland courses with outstanding conditions.
A parkland and links course on the southern shore of the Llŷn Peninsula, set against a scenic coastal backdrop.
A moorland course on the hills between Bradford and Halifax at over 1,100 feet.
A fine parkland course on the north-western edge of Cardiff, established in 1902 in the village of Radyr.
A popular golf centre north of Nottingham, offering a challenging 18-hole parkland course and excellent practice facilities.
A luxury hotel and golf resort near Durham City with two championship courses, a regular host of junior and open events.
A compact parkland course near Rawdon in north Leeds.
A parkland course near the town of Redditch, set in attractive north Worcestershire countryside.
A charming nine-hole heathland course on Reigate Heath, sharing its space with a historic windmill used as a clubhouse.
An exclusive private members' heathland course in the Cranborne Chase AONB, opened in 2003 to rave reviews.
A modern links designed by Tom Doak, opened in 2008 and quickly establishing itself as one of Scotland's finest.
A mature parkland course near Renfrew, with well-established tree-lined fairways and a traditional members' atmosphere.
A flat, well-maintained parkland course near Colwyn Bay, offering an accessible and enjoyable golfing experience.
A flat links course on the north Wales coast near Rhyl, offering traditional seaside golf.
A challenging moorland course set high on the Gwent hills above the Rhymney Valley, with sweeping valley views.
A classic parkland course within the Royal Richmond Park, offering a scenic and accessible golf experience in south-west London.
A moorland course above Riddlesden near Keighley with fine Airedale views.
A parkland course near Ringwood on the Hampshire-Dorset border.
A parkland course near the cathedral city of Ripon in the Vale of Mowbray.
A moorland course near Blackburn offering challenging golf and sweeping views.
A moorland course on the Pennine edge above Rochdale with excellent views.
A historic parkland course near Rochester set in the picturesque Cobham Park estate in north Kent.
A public parkland course near Gloucester, popular for societies and casual play.
A peaceful parkland course set in the grounds of The Hendre estate near Monmouth, with a relaxed and exclusive atmosphere.
A parkland course in North Yorkshire near the Durham border, set within the attractive Vale of Mowbray.
A parkland course near Northallerton in the Vale of Mowbray.
A well-regarded parkland course in east London/Essex, founded in 1894 and maintained to a high standard.
The celebrated Rosemount course at Blairgowrie, a beautiful heathland track consistently rated among Scotland's finest inland layouts.
A moorland course in the Rossendale Valley, offering a challenging layout with fine valley views.
A mature parkland course near Rotherham, founded in 1903 and set in the pleasant Thrybergh countryside.
A public parkland course within the famous Roundhay Park in north Leeds.
One of Scotland's oldest clubs, founded in 1780, with a magnificent links course at Balgownie rated among the world's top 100.
A fine Berkshire heathland course established by Queen Victoria in 1887, relocated in 2005 to a new 150-acre site in Windsor Great Park with mature trees framing most holes and abundant wildlife.
Ireland's oldest golf club, established in 1881, with a fine parkland course at Craigavad on the southern shore of Belfast Lough.
One of the world's foremost links courses at Southport, a regular host of The Open Championship and a true golfing classic.
The world's oldest golf club, founded in 1735, playing a fine parkland course at Barnton on the western edge of Edinburgh.
A historic links at Deal, founded in 1892, which has hosted multiple Open Championships and is regarded as one of England's finest.
Consistently ranked among the world's top three courses, this links at Newcastle in the Mourne Mountains is a truly awe-inspiring venue.
Ranked consistently in the world's top ten, this remote Highland links is a bucket-list destination for golfers worldwide.
A classic downland course with royal patronage since 1887, perched high on Beachy Head with magnificent sea views.
A legendary links course in the Lancashire sand dunes, host of eleven Open Championships and steeped in history.
A prestigious club in Richmond Park with two courses, founded in 1892 and holding royal patronage.
England's oldest golf club, established in 1864 on the natural links at Westward Ho!, a true piece of golfing history.
One of Wales' most prestigious links courses, host of multiple major amateur events and widely regarded as the finest links in Wales.
One of the world's greatest links courses, host of The Open Championship in 2019 and 2025, set on the dramatic Causeway Coast.
A majestic links course in the shadow of Harlech Castle, regarded as one of Wales' finest and most atmospheric venues.
One of the world's greatest links courses at Sandwich, a regular Open Championship host and a true golfing icon.
Home of the legendary Open Championship links, featuring the famous Postage Stamp hole and consistently ranked among the world's best.
The Portland Course at Royal Troon complements its Open-hosting neighbour, offering a fine links test in Ayrshire.
A classic downland course with royal patronage, set on the chalk hills above the historic city of Winchester.
A parkland course set within the grounds of Rufford Abbey Country Park, offering scenic golf in a historic landscape.
A scenic parkland course in the Vale of Clwyd near Ruthin, with fine views of the Clwydian hills.
A public golf centre near Sidcup in north-west Kent providing accessible golf for the local community.
A distinguished links course on the Romney Marsh, regarded as one of England's finest and most natural links.
A downland course on the outskirts of Salisbury with fine views, one of the oldest clubs in the south of England.
A clifftop course above Saltburn with dramatic views along the Yorkshire coast, host of junior open competitions.
A fine heathland course north of Leeds, designed in 1926 and considered one of Yorkshire's finest inland tracks.
A heathland course laid out in 1921, widely considered one of the finest courses in the North West of England.
An accessible links-style course near the ancient town of Sandwich, offering a classic Kent seaside experience.
A short but scenic course near Alloa, popular with local golfers and offering a friendly club atmosphere.
Home to two outstanding links courses — the East and the West — set on the magnificent dunes of Braunton Burrows.
A clifftop course above Scarborough, with panoramic views of the North Sea and well-regarded course conditions.
A clifftop parkland course on the South Cliff above Scarborough with fine sea views.
A parkland course north-east of Leeds near Scarcroft, offering pleasant countryside golf.
A traditional links course at Skegness, founded in 1895 and regarded as one of the finest in the East Midlands.
A challenging downland course on the South Downs near Seaford, with panoramic coastal views and fine turf conditions.
A clifftop course on the Durham Heritage Coast with dramatic sea views and a tight, challenging layout.
One of the oldest golf clubs in England, Seaton Carew is a true links course on the Durham coast and a Top 100 course in the UK.
A parkland course near the market town of Selby in the flat Vale of York.
A downland course near Folkestone with fine views across the Kent coast and the English Channel.
A friendly golf centre near Tewkesbury offering an 18-hole course and driving range.
A beautiful heathland course in the heart of Sherwood Forest, founded in 1895 and one of England's most celebrated inland tracks.
A parkland course near Shipley between Bradford and Leeds.
A mature parkland course on the outskirts of Bristol with views over the Avon Gorge.
A mature parkland course on the outskirts of Shrewsbury, founded in 1891 and set alongside the River Severn.
A parkland course near Shrivenham in the Vale of White Horse, host of junior team and individual open competitions.
A clifftop downland course above the Regency town of Sidmouth on the East Devon coast.
A Top 100 true links course on the Solway Firth, with firm fairways, big dunes and views across to Scotland — one of England's finest and most remote championship tests.
A moorland course above Silsden near Keighley with sweeping views to the Dales.
A scenic moorland course on the edge of Silverdale AONB near Morecambe Bay, host of the Junior European Open.
A moorland course above the market town of Skipton at the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales.
A luxury golf resort in the Northumberland countryside, with two courses including the challenging Priestman championship layout.
A parkland course in south Leeds, providing accessible golf for the city.
A heathland course near Stanley in County Durham, offering panoramic views across the Derwent Valley.
A downland course south of Winchester on the chalk hills of Hampshire.
A remote and largely undiscovered championship links on the Solway coast, consistently ranked among Scotland's finest.
A mature parkland course on the south side of Oxford near Cowley.
A public links-style course in Southport, providing accessible golf alongside the famous championship venues.
A classic traditional links in Southport, one of the oldest golf clubs in Lancashire and a junior open venue.
A parkland course near the village of Spofforth between Harrogate and Wetherby.
A hotel and golf resort near Norwich, with an 18-hole parkland course set in the beautiful grounds of a Victorian manor.
The home of golf and the world's most famous golf destination, featuring the iconic Old Course and six other public courses.
An exclusive private heathland club near Weybridge, designed by H.S. Colt and regarded as a classic of English golf design.
A parkland course on the edge of Newtown in Powys, offering a relaxed golfing experience in the heart of Wales.
A parkland course near St Ives in Cambridgeshire set in pleasant river valley countryside.
Cornwall's premier golf resort, featuring the Jack Nicklaus–designed Nicklaus Course and the original Kernow Course.
A well-regarded parkland course on the eastern outskirts of Cardiff, with mature trees and a welcoming club atmosphere.
A short parkland course near Prestatyn with a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere.
An 1894 links on the Fylde coast, an England Top 100 course and regular Open Final Qualifying venue.
A clifftop course above Plymouth Sound with spectacular views over the city and the sea.
A parkland course near Wigan offering scenic holes and a welcoming club atmosphere.
A parkland hotel and golf resort near Daventry in central Northamptonshire.
A hilltop parkland course above Dursley with sweeping views across the Severn Vale and Bristol Channel.
A fine parkland course on the outskirts of the historic city of Stirling, with views of the famous castle.
A luxury golf and country club near Billericay, with two challenging parkland courses and extensive leisure facilities.
One of England's most iconic golf clubs, established in 1908 and set in a historic Grade I listed mansion — famously featured in James Bond films.
A well-regarded heathland course near Southampton, designed by Willie Park Jr. and opened in 1908.
A heath-and-parkland course on the West Midlands fringe with one of the deepest year-round open calendars in the county.
A parkland and heathland course near Stranraer, set in the scenic Loch Ryan valley with views of the loch.
A municipal parkland course in Darlington beside the River Tees, popular for society and open events.
A parkland course near Horton-cum-Studley north-east of Oxford in pleasant Oxfordshire countryside.
A unique Harry Colt-designed heathland course with 14 par-3s, founded in 1902, set adjacent to its famous namesake and known for its accuracy-first challenge.
A parkland course near Tadley in north Hampshire with practice facilities.
A superb natural heathland course near Banbury, regarded as one of the finest heathland layouts in England.
A challenging links in North Berwick, set beneath the dramatic ruins of Tantallon Castle on the East Lothian coast.
A charming nine-hole course above Tarbert on Loch Fyne, offering a relaxed Highland golfing experience.
A mature parkland course on the Blackdown Hills above Taunton, offering panoramic views across the Somerset Levels.
A picturesque parkland course near Taunton with views over the Somerset countryside.
A moorland course on the western edge of Dartmoor above the historic town of Tavistock.
A parkland course in the Teesside area, host of junior open competitions.
A downland clifftop course above Teignmouth with fine views along the South Devon coast.
A golf and leisure resort at The Wrekin, offering two parkland courses and extensive hotel and spa facilities.
Wales' oldest golf club, established in 1888, set on a fine links above the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast.
A parkland course near the historic Cinque Port town of Tenterden in the High Weald of Kent.
A parkland course set within a hotel and leisure complex near the historic town of Tewkesbury.
Britain's most famous golf resort, home to the famous Brabazon Course and host of four historic Ryder Cups.
A highly regarded private club with two heathland courses set in beautiful woodland, widely considered among England's finest.
A challenging links-style course in Newmarket, benefiting from the open, windswept terrain typical of Cambridgeshire.
A Rees Jones championship resort course near Thame, former host of the Benson & Hedges International Open and Ladies European Tour events.
A highly exclusive private club near Ripley, featuring three nine-hole heathland loops designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.
A fine heathland course at Malvern Wells in the shadow of the Malvern Hills, one of the county's most attractive layouts.
A parkland course between the market towns of Thirsk and Northallerton in the Vale of Mowbray.
A modern golf centre near Bristol offering an 18-hole parkland course alongside a practice facility.
A beautiful parkland course within the historic Thorndon Park estate near Brentwood, with ancient trees and wildlife.
A spectacular clifftop course on the South Devon coast, offering stunning sea views and a classic seaside layout.
A dramatic moorland course above Todmorden in the Calder Valley on the Lancashire border.
A clifftop course above Torquay with fine views across Torbay, founded in 1910.
A public parkland course in the grounds of Towneley Park in Burnley.
A 36-hole golf complex set in the grounds of a country house near Bristol, offering two contrasting courses.
A well-regarded parkland course within the historic Tredegar Park estate in Newport, with fine tree-lined fairways.
A spectacular modern links course on the Aberdeenshire coast near Balmedie, built among towering sand dunes by Donald Trump.
A parkland hotel and golf course near Maidstone, set in 200 acres of Kent countryside.
A golf and country club near Evesham with two courses set in the Vale of Evesham, host of junior open competitions.
A parkland course near Wakefield offering pleasant golf and a sociable club atmosphere.
A fine links course on the Wirral Peninsula, founded in 1891 and historically notable as the birthplace of the Stableford scoring system.
A world-class heathland club founded in 1903, host of the Ryder Cup and AIG Women's Open, featuring two Herbert Fowler-designed courses ranked in the global Top 100.
A parkland course near Waterstock east of Oxford in the Thames Valley.
A mature parkland course near Wellingborough in east Northamptonshire, founded in 1893.
A delightful parkland course near the cathedral city of Wells, set in the gently rolling Somerset countryside.
A world-famous golf and leisure club in Surrey/Berkshire borders, home to the iconic West Course host of the BMW PGA Championship.
A parkland course in the western suburbs of Bradford.
A parkland/heathland club founded in 1906 and redesigned by J.F. Abercromby, known for its warm family atmosphere and centenary course restoration completed in 2022.
A classic heathland course near Woking, founded in 1909 and regarded as part of the great Surrey heathland triumvirate.
A superb natural links at Gailes, free from any road crossings and regarded by many as the finest links in Ayrshire.
A seaside links and parkland course at Weston-super-Mare on the Bristol Channel coast.
A parkland course within the beautiful grounds of Westonbirt near Tetbury.
A parkland course in the market town of Wetherby, popular for open competitions.
A parkland course in the Ribble Valley near Whalley with a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere.
A links-style clifftop course on the South Tyneside coast, known for its challenging seaside conditions.
A clifftop links course above the historic fishing port of Whitby with sweeping views of the North Sea.
A fine heathland course near Lichfield, founded in 1886 and regarded as one of the Midlands' premier heathland layouts.
A golf resort adjoining the Silverstone circuit with two 18-hole courses, regularly hosting multi-day competitions.
A parkland course near Castleford in the Wakefield district.
A moorland course above Blackburn in the Ribble Valley, a PING Junior Golf Tour host venue.
A parkland course near Redcar in Teesside, well-regarded for its open competition calendar.
A historic club near Winchester with a well-regarded parkland course.
The highest golf course in England, set on fell-top above Lake Windermere with breathtaking views across the Lake District.
A parkland course near Chard on the Somerset-Dorset border with views over the Blackdown Hills.
A parkland course in Blackburn's Witton Park, providing accessible municipal golf in East Lancashire.
One of England's oldest heathland clubs, founded in 1893, where many of golf's early rules were first refined.
A fine parkland course set within the historic Wollaton Park, sharing its grounds with the magnificent Wollaton Hall.
A classic heathland course near the Suffolk coast at Woodbridge, set on Bromeswell Heath and founded in 1893.
A golf and country club near Exeter with two courses set in beautiful East Devon countryside.
A parkland course in the grounds of Woodeaton Manor north-east of Oxford.
A parkland course near Calverley between Leeds and Bradford.
Home of the English Golf Union, featuring the legendary Hotchkin course — widely considered England's finest inland course.
A family-friendly parkland course near Newton Aycliffe, set within pleasant countryside in County Durham.
A parkland course set within mature woodland in Gloucestershire.
A historic parkland course near Fenay Bridge south of Huddersfield, set in the grounds of a Tudor manor house.
A parkland course near Wakefield in the grounds of Woolley Park estate, host of junior open competitions.
A well-regarded parkland course on the banks of the River Severn near Worcester, with excellent facilities.
A downland course on the South Downs above Worthing, founded in 1905 with two well-regarded layouts.
A mature 18-hole parkland course near Highworth on the Wiltshire/Gloucestershire border.
A moorland course on the southern edge of Dartmoor near South Brent.
A mature parkland course on the outskirts of Wrexham, one of north-east Wales' leading clubs founded in 1906.
A championship parkland course at Wynyard Hall Estate, one of the finest courses in the North East.
A heathland course near Yateley on the Hampshire-Surrey border.
A moorland course on the south-western edge of Dartmoor, regarded as one of the finest inland courses in Devon.
A mature parkland course on the outskirts of historic York, founded in 1890 and set in the flat Vale of York.