Golf courses in England
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St George's Hill Golf Club is located in Weybridge, a town in England in the district of Elmbridge, in the South East region. Designed by Harry Colt in 1912 and carved from heather, Scots pine and rhododendrons, this very physical course includes three different 9-hole loops. Most club championships and major competitions are played on the “Red” and “Blue” courses. However, the "Green" now compares very favorably with the other two courses, moreover, many consider it the more difficult nine holes, due to its much narrower greens.
- Architect: Harry Colt
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The Royal West Norfolk Golf Club is located in Brancaster, Norfolk, England, a few miles east of Hunstanton, between Brancaster Bay and the salt marshes. This 18-hole Links course opened in 1892.
With its 5900 meters and its par 71, the course is not particularly long but its location on the north Norfolk coast often subjects it to very windy conditions. Leaving the club house housing more than a century of golf, the golfer must cross part of the beach to reach the 1st tee. With its deep bunkers, elevated greens, salt marshes and sand dunes, the Royal West Norfolk offers a golf experience like no other.
- Architect: Holcombe Ingleby
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- Royal West Norfolk 18 holes 5900 meters
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Hindhead is a magnificent golf course set in a sumptuous pastoral setting and ranked among the best golf courses in Britain.
Originally designed by JH Taylor, the course meekly flows along natural terrain with fairways lined with beautiful heather and towering tall pines.
The best season to visit is early spring which brings with it additional pops of color from the rhododendrons and azaleas. With its elevated position, the back nine offers distant views of the beautiful Surrey countryside.
Founded in 1904 by a group of enthusiasts including Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle, the club has a rich history and continues to be enjoyed by members and guests. English-style conviviality is the order of the day in the period clubhouse, where one imagines that Sherlock Holmes, accompanied by his faithful doctor Watson, could arise at any moment in the middle of a discussion on a golf enigma!
Fine dining is also on the menu at Hindhead Golf Club. After a long day exploring the moors, you can enjoy refined traditional English cuisine accompanied by a comforting fragrant tea. While listening to the legendary tales of longtime club members, you can enjoy the comfort of a Chesterfield sofa.
- Architect: JH Taylor
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- Hindhead Golf Club 18 holes 5805 meters
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Royal St George's, more than a century old, was ranked first in England, certainly for its incomparable beauty and technicality. Thus, since the 1880s, this prestigious seaside course, located in Sandwich in Kent, 7 km from Deal, has hosted a number of amateur and professional tournaments, including of course the British Open played for the first time here, outside of Scotland.
It is a links where the wind prevails constantly, with little water in play, without trees, but barely visible obstacles, deep bunkers and blind blows. The fairways go up and down, the huge greens are firm and fast, often undulating. Old-fashioned golf, traditional and steeped in history.
A shopping cart is recommended to more easily discover the many secrets. Stunning views over Pegwell Bay and the white chalk cliffs of Dover. James Bond creator Ian Fleming introduced him in his novel Goldfinger as "Royal St Mark".
- Architect: William Laidlaw Purves & Frank Pennink
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- Royal St George's 18 holes 6587 meters
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Location and setting
Situated in the beautiful Cheshire countryside, 15 miles south of Manchester on the outskirts of Macclesfield, Prestbury Golf Club was founded in 1920 and has a course designed by Harry Colt, rated by Golf World and National Club Golfer among the 100 best in England.
Career
The course makes the most of the dramatic changes in elevation that the hilly terrain offers. The nature of the site, combined with the sandy subsoil, means that the course drains exceptionally well. Harry Colt, the architect who designed this course, saw it as imperative to work with the curves of nature and make the courses appear to be part of the existing landscape. This course thus makes the most of the dramatic changes in elevation offered by the undulating terrain. The nature of the site, coupled with the sandy subsoil, means that the course drains exceptionally well and, unlike many others in the region, it is almost never closed due to heavy rain.
History
It was in 1920 that the course was created, under the direction of Harry Colt. Harry Colt has been involved in the design of a select number of golf courses throughout the British Isles, including two Royal Open venues in the North West, in Liverpool and Lytham St Annes. The Prestbury Golf Club bears his architectural mark, combining nature and modernity.
Prices
The Greens Fees are not displayed for the moment, the course being under renovation and not welcoming visitors.
Duration:
The Club is open from 8 a.m. to 21 p.m., every day of the week. - Architect: Harry Colt
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- Prestbury Golf Club, 18 holes 6193 yards
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The Hillside Golf Club is located in Southport, England. This 18-hole course is one of the best links in England, along one of its most beautiful beaches. It is a real championship course, a little gem chosen to host the final qualification for the Open Championship each year.
- Architect: Fred Hawtree & Donald Steel
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- Hillside Golf Club 18 holes 6400 meters
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Location and setting
Goswick Golf Club is located in Northumberland, midway between Edinburgh and Newcastle, just 5km from the A1. It is nestled among windswept dunes along a wide stretch of beautiful coastline; its natural beauty and the quality of its course rank it among the 50 best courses in England by National Club Golfer, but also among the 100 best links by GB&I.
Career
The Goswick course is a links type course, located on land of indisputable natural beauty, which lends itself particularly well to golf. Its length of 5996 to 6790 yards, par 72, makes it a real links course, with stunning views of the Northumberland coast, the Holy Island, and Bamburgh Castle. Exposed to the elements and combining complex doglegs, elevations and bunkers, the course promises a stimulating challenge for all audiences.
History
Goswick Golf Club has existed for more than 100 years: created in 1889, it is however difficult to attribute with certainty the paternity of the layout to a particular architect. It would seem that Willie Park Junior (1903), James Braid (1930) and Frank Pennink (1964) would all have helped shape Goswick's current course. As of 2023, a renovation of the first 9 holes of the course has been entrusted to Mackenzie & Ebert.
Prices
Green Fees range from £55 to £100 depending on what time you want to play, with morning until midday being the most expensive.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m. daily. - Architect: Willie Park Jr., James Braid, Frank Pennink
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- Goswick Golf Club, 18 holes. 6395 yards
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Location and setting
The Centurion Club is a private golf club located near St. Albans, in the county of Hertfordshire in England. This world famous golf course was designed by architect Simon Gidman in 2013.
Career
It is a challenging course, winding through spectacular topography, and featuring some 80 bunkers, four large water features and undulating grass greens. The 18-hole golf course is open to members and their guests only. Each hole is unique and measuring 7 yards from the back tees will challenge any golfer. Many carries and areas of rough were shown using fescue grasses giving the course a links feel. Since the tee boxes are raised above the level of the fairway, you will have spectacular views of the landscape.
History
The Centurion Club was only opened recently, in 2013. It was designed by renowned architect Simon Gidman.
Prices
Centurion Green Fees are not available: This private club is not open to visitors.
Duration:
The opening hours of the club have not been communicated. - Architect: Simon Gidman
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- Centurion Club, 18 holes. 7084
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Location and setting
Located near the town of Ogden in English West Yorkshire, Halifax Golf Club offers a course steeped in natural beauty. This is one of the region's flagship courses.
Career
The 18-hole course at Halifax Golf Club has remained faithful to its original design, without having been neglected. The course has undergone many improvements in recent years: lengthening and replacement of most tees, reintroduction of abandoned bunkers, development of passable paths and bridges... All these points have made it possible to maintain the course of Halifax Golf Club among the best in the West Yorkshire region.
History
The Halifax Golf Club was founded in 1895, in Lightcliffe, on a 12-hole course. The club moved to its present course in 1902. An inaugural game in Sandy Herd and Harry Vardon was even held there.We owe the 18-hole course to James Braid, who inaugurated it in 1906. In 1908, Herbert Fowler also intervened as an adviser on the development of the course; finally, it was Dr. Alister MacKenzie who made major changes to the Halifax course in 1912.
Prices
Green Fees for summer visitors are £20 on Mondays, £25 Tuesday to Friday and £35 on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays.
In Winter (1 November to 31 March) Green Fees are £15 Monday to Friday, £25 Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays.Whatever the season, Saturday mornings are reserved for members.
Duration:
The Halifax Golf Club is open from noon to 21 p.m. Wednesday through Friday. The other days of the week, the club opens its doors according to the following times:
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 21 p.m.
Sunday: 11 a.m. to 20 p.m.
Monday: 16 p.m. to 20 p.m.
Tuesday: noon to 20 p.m. - Architect: James Braid
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- Halifax Golf Club, 18 holes. 5740 yards
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Location and setting
The St Austell Golf Club is located in Cornwall, 35 kilometers west of Plymouth, and a 45 minute drive from Falmouth. Its course designed by James Braid and its magnificent setting have attracted curious visitors and regulars for more than a hundred years.
Career
The St. Austell Golf Club course is an 18-hole, par-69 (6042-yard) park-style course. It presents a great difficulty with many obstacles and a wind that you have to know how to tame to reach the expected par.
History
St Austell Golf Club first came into existence in 1911. By 1913 the club had a 14 hole course in play and when in March 1914 Mr Arthur Roberts gave up his lease on the Tregongeeves lands in favor from the club, a full 18-hole course of approximately 4300 yards was quickly completed. In November 1925, the Club was able to seek the advice of five-time Open champion James Braid, a prolific course designer. Braid planned several new holes on the raw mine waste area to the south of the course, in which all natural hazards were used (today holes 13, 14, 15 and 16). He also suggested improvements to other holes where "every feature and inclination of the terrain, even the prevailing wind, was taken into account". It was not until 1936 that the course designed by Braid was opened.
Prices
Green Fees are £25 in winter on weekdays, and £30 on weekends and bank holidays. In summer, the price increases to £40 on weekdays and £45 for Saturdays and Sundays, and on non-working days.
Duration:
The club is open from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and 8:30 a.m. to 17 p.m. Sunday and Monday. - Architect: James Braid
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- St Austell Golf Club, 18 holes. 5758 yards
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Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Country Club is situated in the heart of the Midlands between the rural countryside of Warwickshire and the Forest of Arden. Recognized as a must-see golf destination in the UK, this club offers two magnificent courses for golfers of all skill levels. The manager is the Marriott group that owns the luxury hotel on site.
Arden Championship Course18 holes, 6 m, Par 596
Designed by Donald SteelAylesford Resort Course
18 holes, 5 m, Par 304
Designed by Donald Steel - Architect: Donald Steel
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Walton Heath is one of the most renowned golf clubs in the world, famous for its rich golfing and political history and the quality of its two particularly difficult courses. Qualified by Jack Nicklaus as "wonderfully authentic" Both courses are listed in the UK's 50 best courses. The Old Course has been ranked in the World Top 100 every year since the rankings were created in 1938.
The Old Course
This course has often hosted the elite of golf who have experienced countless thrills and disappointments, but what is certain is that this course has always won the hearts of members and visitors. It has something special to offer, it deserves to be seen and played.
The New Course
This course extended by Fowler to 18 holes in 1913 has a history closely linked to the political and aristocratic world. Winston Churchill in his youth, various ministers and the Prince of Wales were among its most prominent members. Sandy heather land with a great feeling of space. - Architect: Herbert Fowler
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- Old Course / New Course 6823/6425 meters
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Location and setting
The course of the Pannal Golf Club is particularly recognized in England. This is one of the highest rated courses in Yorkshire. The spectacular views offered by the course of the Pannal Golf Club are not its only asset: the club has indeed hosted many high-profile events, including the regional qualifiers for the Open Championship.
Career
The championship course at Pannal Golf Club is a classic example of a moorland course. However, it has the particularity of being sufficiently wooded to protect the course from the wind.It is a typical example of a Yorkshire moorland course, exposed to the wind, but protected from this element by many trees. The 18 holes of the course at Pannal Golf Club promise a tricky experience when the wind blows, but it is satisfying and less strenuous than other moorland courses.
History
The history of the Pannal Golf Club dates back to 1906, with a course starting with 9 holes, designed by Sandy Herd, then improved in particular by the architect Alister MacKenzie.The club has been the scene of many major events during its history; in particular, it hosted the English Women's Championship as early as 1927. In 1927, the Pannal Golf Club hosted the first PGA Matchplay Championship; in 1955 the PGA Seniors Championship and in 1985 the British Women's Amateur Championship.
Prices
The Club Green Fees are as follows:
In June and September: £80 weekdays / £90 Sundays,
In April: £52,50 weekdays / £60 Sundays,
In May and October: £57,50 weekdays / £67,50 Sundays,
November to March: £35 weekdays / £45 Sundays.
Duration:
The club opens its doors every day from 8 a.m. to 22 p.m. Saturdays are reserved for club members. - Architect: Sandy Herd
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- Panal Golf Club, 18 holes 6404 yards
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The Woking Golf Club is located in the North West of "Surrey" in England. Founded in 1893, the course harmoniously follows the slightly undulating natural topography.
Woking golf club offers 18 holes which require strategic and technical play. Precision will be required, in order to bring back a nice scorecard at the Club-House.
For 125 years, the Woking Golf Club has offered a real challenge to golfers. Ranked n ° 20 in England by Golf World, the fast and undulating greens and the impeccable maintenance of the fairways bordered by high rough will seduce you.
- Architect: Tom Dunn
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- Woking Golf 18 holes 5849 meters
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Location and setting
The Flackwell Heath Golf Club is ideally located, close to a major motorway, the M40 motorway. It is near the towns of Beaconsfield and High Wycombe and attracts both visiting travelers and locals alike, thanks to the many qualities of its course and the club's friendliness to visitors.
Career
Flackwell Heath has a par 71 course measuring 6142 yards, which can prove difficult if golfers don't adapt their shot to the many natural obstacles. This park-like course, superbly wooded, is perfectly maintained and has quality greens, planted with skilfully planted pines. From the first hole to the last, players will have to show reflection and strategy, since the course begins with seemingly soft and simple pars, before gradually increasing the difficulty to finally reach a particularly complex end game.
History
The Flackwell Heath Golf Club is 1904 years old, and since its inception, it has never ceased to entertain its members and visitors of all levels. It was in 1907 that a nine-hole course was designed by James Sherlock, a professional with the Oxford University Club. From 18, the course was extended to reach XNUMX holes, under the direction of John Turner, and over the years, the course was modified several times and improved. Among the architects who intervened on the course of the club to improve it, we find in particular a certain Harry Colt and FW Hawtree.
Prices
Green Fees are £55 Monday-Thursday and £65 Friday-Sunday.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m. - Architect: Harry Colt and FW Hawtree
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- Flackwell Heath Golf Club, 18 holes. 5839 yards
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Location and setting
The Falmouth Golf Club welcomes all visitors and companies to its 72-hole golf course, which winds along the Cornish cliffs and offers breathtaking views of Falmouth Bay in the south part of Cornwall. Their facilities are suitable for all levels of golfers, from beginners to advanced.
Career
Falmouth Golf Club's parkland course succeeds in combining links and parkland golf courses, and is therefore well placed to offer golfers a truly unique course. Throughout the 6129 yards of this course, the view is breathtaking, and the sea wind brings a little appreciable freshness during the effort. The beauty of the place has nothing to envy to the difficulty of the course, which requires players a high level of concentration and good management of the course to overcome it.
History
Founded in 1894, the club did not wish to share its history publicly, so you should get closer to the club to learn more about its past.
Prices
Green Fees are £40 weekdays, £45 weekends. If you wish to book all day, then the rate will be £60
Duration:
The club is open from 8 a.m. to 20 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, and from 8 a.m. to 22 p.m. the rest of the week. - Architect: CSA architects
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- Falmouth Golf Club, 18 holes. 5499
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Location and setting
Stapleford Abbotts Golf Club is an elegant 18-hole PGA Championship course located in Essex territory. The club opened its doors in 1989 and has always wanted to be warm to its visitors. Its 18-hole golf course offers golfers of all levels a challenging experience. The course includes several bodies of water, wooded areas and undulating fairways. Recent major investments, both in terms of machinery and resources, have improved the course considerably.
Career
Stapleford Abbotts Golf Club is home to the Abbots Championship Course. Stapleford Abbotts Golf Club is designed to USGA standards and will provide a challenge for all golfers. Measuring 6 yards from the back tees, precision will be key to finishing the course. With a variety of long and short holes, Stapleford Abbotts Golf Club is a balanced course. Golfers should strive to avoid this course's many bunkers and eleven water hazards waiting for an off-line shot. The 501rd hole is the star hole of this course. The hole is played in three shots for most golfers, who must avoid the water at the front of the green.
History
The course was designed by architect Howard Stan. The club has recently changed ownership and has undergone major renovations to its facilities.
Prices
Green Fees vary according to the days and hours of visits: before 11am, the price can range from £14 to £20; 11 a.m. to 13 p.m. Green Fees range from £16 to £18; after 13pm prices range from £14-16. On weekends and public holidays, Green Fees cost between £18 and £30 depending on the time of day.
Duration:
The club is open from 7 a.m. to 17 p.m. in winter, and from 7 a.m. to 18 p.m. in summer. - Architect: Howard Stan
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- Stapleford Abbotts Golf Club, 18 holes 6074 yards
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Location and setting
The Plymouth, with its miles of verdant plains, is the perfect playground highlighted by the Elfordleigh Golf Club. It's an 18-hole parkland type course, which seems easy to conquer at first sight but is actually much more difficult than it seems. The satisfaction of a beautiful game on this course is rewarded with incredible vistas of the densely wooded forests that surround the course. A real challenge for amateurs and a deeply satisfying experience for veterans.
Career
The Elfordleigh golf course is a park-like course with 18 holes par 69. Its layout and its obstacles will undoubtedly surprise you: the 3 par 3s in a row, the steep slope at the end of the course, the dog-legs on the last holes bring an unexpected and stimulating character to the playing experience, with the need for precision. The course of Elfordleigh also promises beautiful points of view on Dartmoor, for the pleasure of the game and the eyes.
History
No information is available on the history of the club: do not hesitate to contact Elfordleigh Golf Club to find out more!
Prices
Green Fees are £32 on weekdays and £35 on weekends.
Duration:
The schedules have not been communicated by the club; contact the club directly. - Architect: John Henry Taylor,Hawtree Ltd
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- Elfordleigh Golf Club, 18 all. 5671 yards
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Location and setting
For the Thurlestone Golf Club, Harry Colt knew how to draw us a course mixing links and high cliffs to sublimate the incredible beauty of Bigbury Bay. Located in the eponymous town, south-west of Kingsbridge, it is easily accessible to anyone wishing to enjoy the Devon coastline. From the holes looking west, you will have the opportunity to observe the Avon Estuary, Bantham Beach and finally Burgh Island. A magnificent 18-hole course that it would be a shame to miss.
Career
The scenery you will see while playing the 18-hole course at Thurtlestone Golf Club is undoubtedly a highlight of the club: the views over the coves and the sea will take your breath away more than once, but don't let the natural beauty of the site will make you forget your game, because the course of 6472 yards by 71 is rather demanding! Like the golf courses located on the coast, the Thurtlestone is subject to the vagaries of the wind, which adds a sometimes high level of difficulty to the course. This difficulty is compensated by a balanced course, with wide and generous fairways, and its first twelve holes will seem like a walk in the park if the wind is on your side.
History
Thurtlestone Golf Club opened in 1897, and at the time had a course in Kingsbridge. A 9-hole course had been built there, as well as other facilities, including tennis courts and driving ranges. While the original course was designed by Charles Gibson, JH Taylor was entrusted with the redesign of the course when more land was acquired by the club. In 1912, an 18-hole course was inaugurated; however, as early as 1928 Harry Colt was asked to make improvements, as the club had acquired yet more land and wanted to reshape the course to accommodate this extra space. The club's expansion didn't stop there; in the 60s and 70s the course was again redesigned, and Hawtree & Sons were contracted to oversee it, until it opened in 1972. To date, the course has had its last overhaul in 1994, by architect Donald Steel.
Prices
Green Fees are £85 in summer and £75 in winter.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m. - Architect: Charles Gibson, JH Taylor and Harry Colt
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- Thurlestone Golf Club, 18 holes. 6057 yards
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Location and setting
Although Mill Hill is located easily accessible from the M1, this club seems lost in the middle of the English countryside when you find yourself on the course. It is a perfect place to relax for a getaway, but also to take on a fun and stimulating golf challenge.
Career
The 18-hole course at Mill Hill is a perfect example of park-style golf, surrounded by beautiful forest and featuring balanced long and short holes, wide fairways and few bunkers. It measures 6247 yards, by 70; the Mill Hill course can prove a bit taxing for novices, despite its apparent ease, especially because of the blind shots to overcome, but which provide a lot of satisfaction to conquer.
History
Since its founding in 1923, Mill Hill Golf Club has come a long way. Its course was initially traced on the same date by the architect JF Abercrombie. The famous architect behind Worplesdon, Coombe Hill and Addington made his skills available to the Mill Hill club to create an 18-hole course. The initial route, however, underwent modifications due to the ravages of war, then later, in order to build a major highway. At that time, it was S. Cotton who had the responsibility of advising the course redesign project. Since then, there have been few changes to report on the Mill Hill course.
Prices
Green Fees are £45 Monday to Thursday, £50 Friday, and £55 weekends and public holidays. It is possible to obtain discounts by booking in advance.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 6 a.m. to 20 p.m. - Architect: JF Abercrombie
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- Mill Hill Golf Club, 18 holes 6148 yards
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Location and setting
Five miles from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Centurion Park Golf Club offers great views and challenging play for golfers of all abilities. Well-maintained fairways and greens make Centurion Park Golf Club challenging but friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks to play your best course. Centurion Park Golf Club is a great choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and your friends when visiting Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.
Career
The 18-hole course at Centurion Park has many interesting holes: from the first, a solid drive to the left of the fairway bunkers, allows a medium iron to be played towards the green, protected by bunkers to the front, left and to the right. The burn runs along the left side of the fairway, where beyond the trees you are out of bounds. This is followed by a set of challenges, with solid par 4s where you have to be careful with the drive to avoid bunkers hidden from the tee, good drives at the top of the hill and a long par 3 where the green is protected by a bunker to the front right and an out of bounds fence to the rear. The 5th and 6th holes feature a certain technicality, with a dog leg to the right with the bunkers on the right corner and a drive on the left side of the fairway which leaves a long iron to the green, protected by a bunker on each side. The last hole is a Par 3 usually in a strong wind. It is a two-tiered green with the pond merging to the left and an out of bounds barrier along the left of the fairway.
History
The club has not released its history online; you can contact the club directly to obtain more information on this subject.
Prices
Green Fees are £25 on weekdays and £30 on Saturdays and Sundays.
Duration:
The club is open from 10 a.m. to 20 p.m. on Mondays, and from 9 a.m. to 20 p.m. the rest of the week. - Architect: Andrew Mair
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- Centurion Park Golf Club, 18 holes. 5724 yards
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Delamere Forest Golf Club was founded in 1910 and designed by the great architect, Herbert Fowler. This 18-hole course is arguably one of the best heathland golf courses in England.
Right in the heart of rural 'Cheshire', Delamere Forest is often described as 'a hidden wonder'. With a perfectly studied design, this course offers a good challenge with precisely proportioned difficulties for all golfers. - Architect: Ken Cotton & Fred Hawtree
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- Delamere Forest 18 holes 5943 meters
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Location and setting
The Frinton Golf Club is renowned for the quality of its golf courses and its friendly welcome to visitors. Built in 1895, Frinton Clubhouse is among the oldest golf clubs built in England. Its location by the sea allows it to offer breathtaking landscapes to its visitors and members.
Career
The Frinton courses are excellent challenges for golfers. The Havers in particular is a rather short (6 yard) seaside course whose open, treeless fairways may seem unchallenging, but in reality this is not the case. Fast, firm and undulating greens put the best putters to the test. The tidal ditches cross many fairways and demand well-placed shots. The hallmark of golf courses, the ever-changing sea breeze, demands careful club selection on every hole.
History
Frinton Golf Club was founded in 1895. Originally based on a nine-hole course designed by Tom Dunn, on land now occupied by houses on Second and Third Avenue. In 1904, two-time Open champion Willie Park Junior designed a new 18-hole course on the current site, an area once famous for hare hunting. On the advice of renowned golf course architect Harry Colt, various improvements were made to the original design, leaving the course as we know it today.In its recent history, Frinton has been at the forefront of change being one of the first to embrace full gender equality among its members, as well as being the first golf club in Essex to Obtain England Golf's prestigious Golf Mark award - demonstrating that Frinton Golf Club is indeed fit for purpose and a club for all ages!
Prices
The club's Green Fees depend on the formula chosen. During the week, the rates are as follows:
“All day” formula: £60,
18 holes: £36,
After 16 p.m. in summer and after 13 p.m. in winter: £28,
For guests of a member: £25,
For juniors: £12.During the weekends, the rates are as follows:
“All-day”: £60,
18 holes: £40,
After 16 p.m. in summer and after 13 p.m. in winter: £28,
For guests of a member: £25,
For juniors: £16.For the 9-hole course, prices range from £6-13.
Duration:
The club is open:
From 7:30 a.m. until sunset in spring and summer,
From 8 a.m. until sunset, in autumn and winter. - Architect: Tom Dunn
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- Frinton Golf Club, 18 holes 5910
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Location and setting
Crowborough Beacon Golf Club was founded in 1895. Set in moorland, the club enjoys a unique position on one of the highest points in Sussex, with sea views for up to 35 kilometres. The design of the course was influenced by two legendary architects: Harry S. Colt and Dr. Alister Mackenzie.
Career
The first thing that will strike the golfer who comes to Crowborough is the magnificent view, over a large expanse of rolling, wooded country. The course is over a large expanse of heather, interrupted here and there by gullies and gullies, with the occasional stream at the bottom. The terrain drops here and there quite steeply, resulting in some thin, bold and scenic shots from the high tees. The course also requires precise shots to overcome, which will satisfy experienced players.
History
The architect Alister Mackenzie is at the origin of this course, created in 1895. One easily finds on the course the distinctive imprint of the master; indeed, more than a century after its inception, Crowborough Beacon has changed little and remains a quality golf course in a stunning location. Many famous people have played there through the ages. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle thus left Hindhead to become captain of Crowborough in 1910.
Prices
Green Fees are £105 for one day in summer; at weekends the rate is £130 per day. In winter, Green Fees are only available per round:
£75 per week,
£85 weekends.
Duration:
The club is open from 8 a.m. to 17:30 p.m. daily. - Architect: Harry S. Colt and Dr. Alister Mackenzie
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- Crowborough Beacon Golf Club, 18 holes. 6031 yards
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Location and setting
The Lindrick Golf Club, located in Great Britain in South Torkshire, offers a rough experience even for the most seasoned golfers! Informed players will indeed appreciate its fast greens, due to their remarkable firmness, as well as its strategic bunkers. Its qualities explain why Lindrick's gorse-lined fairways host many events: the Yorkshire Challenge, the Heathland Classic, the Open Regional Qualifier... The Lindrick Golf Club is also renowned for its excellent playing conditions during the winter. . Although Lindrick's career is steeped in history, he does not forget to stay up to date; recently, in 2016, it was completely redesigned by a renowned architect, Ken Moodie.
History
The Lindrick Golf Club opened its doors in 1891, offering players a 9-hole course designed by one of the pioneers of professional golf, “Old” Tom Morris. Quickly taken over by English players, the Lindrick was considered in the early 1900s as the best course in Britain.
Career
The course of the Lindrick Golf Club has the distinction of being located on either side of a road crossing the county of York (A57). The route is joined by two tunnels; its holes 1 to 11 as well as hole 18 are located to the south, and the others are to the north of the A57.Note that the 18th hole is one of the 500 best holes in the world, which explains Lindrick's constant popularity.
Prices
The entrance fee for visitors to the Lindrick Golf Club varies according to the seasons:
Green fee in summer (1 May to 30 September): £125-145;
Green fee from October to April: £85.
Duration:
The Lindrick Golf Club is open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 20 a.m. - Architect: Tom Morris
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- Lindrick Golf Club, 18 holes 6281 yards
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The Notts Golf Club was founded in 1887. Designed by Willie Park Jnr and known as Hollinwell since 1901.
Hollinwell Golf Course is set on the rolling hills of North Nottinghamshire, in the heart of Robin Hoodest County. It is an 18-hole inland course, built on heather land in the middle of birch and oak trees, in an enchanting setting is an English jewel with a well-kept secret.
Called Hollinwell because a holy well - a holy well - is hidden in the trees near the 8th fairway, its water gives strength and vigor to the golfer thirsty by the summer heat!
It is regularly ranked among the most beautiful golf courses in England and will give all players an opportunity to recharge their batteries - in every sense of the word - in the heart of magnificent landscapes.
- Architect: W. Park Junior & J. Taylor
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- Hollinwell 18 holes 6630 meters
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Location and setting
The Fulford Golf Club wants to be welcoming and warm: the philosophy of this club is to offer an unforgettable moment, accessible to beginners and experts alike thanks to a moor-like course. Its green park, located a few kilometers from the city of York, is regularly chosen to host championships of all types, such as the women's amateur championships and the Carris Trophy.
History
The Fulford Golf Club took up residence on its current site in 1935, having been founded in 1906. Its rich history of major events in professional golf has given it its national reputation. It is one of the best courses in Britain. We owe the design of the course to Charles MacKenzie.If you go to the Fulford Golf Club, you will certainly hear about a particular tree: a large ash tree from whose branches Bernhard Langer hit his approach shot on the 17th hole in the branches of a large ash tree. The opportunity to take a selfie in front of the commemorative plaque which celebrates this professional golf feat!
Career
The 18-hole course at Fulford Golf Club is appreciated by its members and visitors alike for its excellent playing conditions and its fidelity to moorland courses. To test a rather flat course in Yorkshire, steeped in history, pleasant to play and to watch, Fulford is for you.
Prices
The route is accessible for the following price (prices displayed for the period from May to September):
Green Fees 2022 per person, Monday to Thursday: £100
Green Fees 2022 per person, Friday to Sunday: £120
Duration:
The Fulford Golf Club is open daily from 7 a.m. to 20 p.m. - Architect: Charles MacKenzie
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- Fulford Golf Club, 18 holes 6363 yards
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Location and setting
Nestled in the heart of the countryside, in the beautiful park of Sutton, which is a national nature reserve and one of the largest urban parks in Europe, is the Sutton Coldfield Golf Club. It is home to a moorland course, a short drive from Birmingham.
Career
Two 18-hole courses can be played at the Sutton. The first 18-hole course, par 72, extends over 6203 meters. This fast-draining moorland course fully deserves its place among England's top 100 courses. Firm, tight fairways flow into greens in excellent condition, providing an excellent challenge for able-bodied and non-handicapped golfers all year round. The second (called Blue Course or Winter Course) is a measured and short alternative course. The blue course offers an interesting and different angle/perspective for the majority of tee shots and includes the use of two relief holes.
History
The Club was founded in 1889 and originally had a nine-hole course laid out at the Town Gate in Sutton Park. In 1890 the club moved to its present location near the Streetly gate to the park. In 1893, 18 holes were laid out and a Clubhouse was built a few years later on a freehold site outside the park boundaries, opposite the first tee.
Prices
The amount of Green Fees applied to visitors (not invited by members) is £80 for the 18-hole course. This tariff is unified for all days, hours, and seasons.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 11 a.m. to 19 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; 11 a.m. to 18 p.m. Wednesday; 11 a.m. to 20 p.m. on Friday; and 11 a.m. to 16 p.m. on Sundays. - Architect: Alister MacKenzie
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- Sutton Coldfield Golf Club, 18 holes. 6213 yards
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Location and setting
Aldenham Golf Club, located in Hertfordshire north of London, consists of two courses. You can play The Church, a beautiful 18-hole course, lined with trees and set in parkland. This course offers picturesque views of the Hertfordshire countryside. You can also play 9 holes on the Village course, which is a bit shorter. Both of these courses provide challenges for golfers of all skill levels. Aldenham Golf and Country Club has recently been refurbished and is easily accessible from the M25.
Career
The church course is a traditional 18-hole Parkland course, with beautiful mature trees lining many holes. Well-placed bunkers and water hazards ensure the course provides a good test. The course is renowned for the quality of its greens and fairways, which are maintained by the course director and his team.As for the course of the Village, it is composed of nine holes and is worth the detour: it is the ideal place for beginners to learn, and for experienced golfers to perfect their game. The holes are lined with trees and the greens Stimulants make this course an excellent challenge.
History
The history of the club is recent, since the first course (Church course) was opened in 1975. A few years after the opening of this main golf course, the club expanded its offer with a 9-hole course, opened in 1991.
Prices
The club's Green Fees are not communicated on the club's official website. Only the tee time price (from £30) is displayed. A reservation request should be sent directly to the club to find out their Green Fees.
Duration:
The club is open from 9 a.m. to 15 p.m. on weekdays, and from 8 a.m. to 16 p.m. on weekends. - Architect: NC
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- Aldenham Golf Club, 18 holes 6092 yards
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Location and setting
Situated just off the A414 and less than 12 miles from the M25, Chelmsford Golf Club is easily accessible. This well-established parkland course, which measures 5996 yards, is still in excellent condition and provides a challenging and enjoyable test for golfers of all skill levels. Chelmsford Golf Club is one of the oldest traditional private clubs in the county, having celebrated its centenary in 1993. From humble beginnings, its course is now recognized as one of the best in Essex County and is a challenge for demanding golfers.
Career
The Chelmsford Club 18-hole course measures 5 yards. It provides a stimulating and enjoyable challenge for golfers of all skill levels.The course, par 68/72, is deceptively difficult, with a precise layout that has seen Chelmsford Golf Club produce many successful players and teams in recent years.
History
The course has inherited a rich history. The club has indeed moved several times since its foundation in 1893. James Braid and Harry Colt are among the illustrious designers who have intervened in the life of the course.
Prices
The Green Fees are communicated on request to the club. Members' guests can access the course, for an entry fee of £35 for guests accompanied by a member, and £80 for unaccompanied guests.
Duration:
The club is open daily from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m. - Architect: Tom Dunn
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- Chelmsford Golf Club, 18 holes 5701 yards
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Location and setting
Hawkstone Park Golf Club has three courses, which have been designed in extensive grounds surrounding the ruins of a medieval castle, with the cliffs of the world famous 49th century follies as a spectacular backdrop. This club is easily accessible thanks to its proximity to the AXNUMX.
Career
The Hawkstone Championship Course is 18 holes over 6763 yards, par 72. A 6 hole, par 3 course is also available to warm up if you don't feel ready to overcome the many obstacles of the championship course!
History
The club dates back to 1920, and the layout of the course is attributed to the famous James Braid. The course underwent a renovation by golf course architect Brian Huggett in the 90s. Professional player Sandy Lyle trained for many years on this renowned course.
Prices
Advance booking is required on their website, with prices starting at £30 up to £59.
Duration:
The club does not display its opening hours online: do not hesitate to contact them to find out more! - Architect: James Braid
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- Hawkstone Park Golf Club, 18 holes. 6116 yards
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Location and setting
Located 5 kilometers from the city of Sunderland, about a ten minute journey on the A1018 and A184, Boldon Golf Club is a park-like course which has large, relatively flat grounds. Golfers appreciate its unexpected difficulty and bucolic landscapes.
Career
The Boldon Golf Club course is a pleasant challenge, consisting of 18 holes on a course of 6348 yards par 72: the par is a good indication of the many challenges that await players, even experienced, on this course. The Boldon course certainly includes wide fairways and good greens which suggest a good game, but it is also strewn with interesting and difficult obstacles to overcome, requiring concentration and perseverance.
History
Founded in 1912, Boldon Golf Club was fortunate to have its current course laid out in 1926 by the famous Harry Vardon, one of the leading golf course architects of the early 20th century. Previously, the club had a 9-hole course located in another town. Since its move and the extension of its course, the club has grown and now has many visitors as well as 700 members.
Prices
Green Fees are £25 weekdays and £30 weekends.
Duration:
The club is open from 7:30 a.m. to 16 p.m. on weekdays, and from 9 a.m. to 16 p.m. on weekends. - Architect: Harry Vardon
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- Boldon Golf Club, 18 holes. 6094 yards
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Location and setting
The Mellor & Townscliffe Golf Club is a club steeped in tradition that hides a course with breathtaking views. Considered one of the county of Cheshire's hidden gems, it offers views of at least 5 counties on a clear day.
Career
The Mellor Golf Course is an 18-hole course, providing an excellent combination of moorland and parkland golf. Magnificent views over the Cheshire Plain and the Derbyshire hills provide the backdrop for a course designed to test the abilities of all golfers, regardless of skill level. The course is a mix of moorland and parkland, with challenging holes and narrow fairways that will test any golfer's expectations, split into 3 distinct 6-hole loops. The breathtaking views will give you a panoramic view of 5 counties, with one of the highest par 3s in Cheshire.
History
The first holes at Mellor Golf Club were laid in 1894. The club itself was founded in 1908, and became Mellor & Townscliffe Golf Club in 1920. During its more than 100 year history, the club has resided in three counties, Derbyshire, Cheshire and Greater Manchester, where he has remained ever since.
Prices
Club Green Fees can range from £20-40 depending on the season and day of the week.
Duration:
The Club is open from 7:30 a.m. to 19:30 p.m. - Architect: NC
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- Mellor & Townscliffe Golf Club, 18 holes 5587 yards
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Location and setting
The Shirley Golf Club is one of the best golf courses in the West Midlands: located south of Birmingham, in the Blythe Valley, this club has a mixture of moorland and wooded grounds. The course is surrounded by farmland and natural forests.
Career
The Shirley Golf Club's 18-hole course measures approximately 6 yards, offering great country charm as well as a real challenge for seasoned golfers. Many fairways are flanked by tall trees, and stretches of water complicate the game. In short, the course of the Shirley has what it takes to test its abilities in an idyllic setting.
History
The Shirley Golf Club was founded in 1955 under special circumstances: indeed, its creators had been refused golf clubs because they were of the Jewish faith. Golf clubs of the time often held a quota, and some secretly had a zero quota of Jewish members.
For this reason, the founders of the Shirley Golf Club wanted to build a golf club that would welcome all golfers without discrimination. Even today, the Shirley Golf Club is committed to fighting against prejudice and regularly organizes charitable works, in particular for underprivileged children and for children with disabilities.
Prices
Green Fees are set at £50 during the summer on weekdays. On weekends the Green Fee is £60. In winter, Green Fees are £30 weekdays and £40 weekends.
Duration:
The club is open from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m. on weekdays, and from 9 a.m. to 17 p.m. on weekends. - Architect: John Morrison
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- Shirley Golf Club, 18 holes. 6273 yards
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Location and setting
Close to the town of Ascot and accessible from the A322, the Swinley Forest Golf Club is a nugget nestled in Berkshire. Laid out in royal hunting forest and open moorland, Swinley's course stays true to its designer Harry Colt's original design, but has been subtly improved over the years. This is a private club reserved exclusively for its members.
Career
The Swinley Forest is an 18-hole parkland and heather course, 6431 yards long, par 69. The Swinley Forest course is an excellent classic test, presenting many difficulties. Colt's course alternates 2 par 5s, 11 par 4s and 5 par 3s, and plays with undulating greens to create illusions of length.
History
In 1910 the club was founded by Edward George Villiers Stanley, the 17th Earl of Derby, who commissioned Harry Colt to design a course on land leased from King Edward VII.
Prices
The club does not publicly communicate its rates, so it is necessary to contact the club for information.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 8 a.m. to 20 p.m. but is only accessible to visitors on weekdays. Weekends are for members only. - Architect: Harry Colt
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- Swinley Forest Golf club, 18 holes. 5451 yards
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Location and setting
Littlehampton Golf Club is located on the Sussex coast in the seaside town of Littlehampton. The coast has many resorts, some large and some smaller like Littlehampton. Littlehampton is surrounded by wide open spaces, woods, rivers and harbours.
Career
The Littlehampton course is close to West Beach Local Nature Reserve, a complex of sand dunes. Parts of the course are also part of the Climping Beach Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), which has national protection. This unique setting allows wildlife, insects and plants to thrive on the course, providing an experience for all golfers.
History
On February 16, 1889, the Littlehampton Golf Club was established by architect JHTaylor. The original course had 9 holes, but it was upgraded to 18 holes in 1893. The original course consisted of a pleasant, but tricky outdoor part played among the sand hills. The inner part has been considerably improved by adding fresh ground, the existing holes have been lengthened and the bunkers tightened by the architects Hawtree and JH Taylor Ltd.
Prices
The club green fee is £50 on weekdays, for 18 holes; at the weekend, the Green Fees are £60. After 13pm the rate is £30 on weekdays and £35 on weekends.
Duration:
The doors of the club are open from 7 a.m. to 17 p.m. - Architect: JHTaylor
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- Littlehampton Golf Club, 18 holes. 5872 yards
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Location and setting
Set in resort and parkland, Greetham Valley Golf Club is one of the East Midlands' finest golf, hotel and conference venues: a hidden Rutland haven in the heart of the an isolated valley a few minutes from the A1. Two championship-level 18-hole golf courses criss-cross the stunning valley, with lakes and streams meandering through the landscape, providing a haven for wildlife and visitors alike. Golf facilities also include a driving range, putting green, 9-hole par three course and golf academy.
Career
Greetham Valley, Rutland, is a 45 hole course comprising an 18 hole, par 72, 6764 yard course, the Lakes Course; as well as an 18 hole, par 68 (5595 yard), the Valley course; and finally, a 9-hole course, the Academy course. Greetham Valley golf courses are set amongst 276 acres of rolling and scenic Rutland countryside, each offering unique challenges for all levels of player, from keen golfers to absolute beginners.
History
The resort was designed and developed by the Hinch family in 1990. This farming family saw the potential of the site's charming rural setting. It is Robert and Dee Hinch who oversee the management of the resort today, constantly seeking to improve service and facilities for their guests.
Prices
Green Fees are £25 on weekday mornings; afternoons are available for £20. On weekends, mornings are priced at £35, and Green Fees are set at £22 to access the club in the afternoon.
Duration:
The club is open from 9 a.m. to 21 p.m., daily. - Architect: Robert and Dee Hinch
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- Greetham Valley Golf Club, 18 holes. 6330 yards
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Bearwood Lakes Golf Club is located in Sindlesham, Berkshire in England. This course is a haven of peace and beauty in the middle of one of the most dynamic shopping areas in Europe. The hilly landscape of this golf course is adorned with oaks, beeches and Scots pines. This course, located on the shores of Lake Bearwood, in an old estate, enjoys an enchanting setting.
- Architect: Martin Hawtree
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- Bearwood Lakes 18 hole 6263 meter
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Location and setting
Located less than two hours drive from central London, Stoke Rochford Golf Club is ideal for a golfing getaway. Stoke Rochford Golf Club is recognized as one of the most attractive and interesting golf courses in Lincolnshire and the East Midlands. Nestled behind mature trees and the estate wall, the course features a series of interesting contours, as well as four river holes on Cringle Brook. With its fast fairways and profiled greens, the course promises a real challenge for golfers of all levels.
Career
The 18-hole course extends over a length of 6133 meters, par 70; it is nestled in a park with a beautiful variety of trees. The terrain is undulating, with good drainage which makes the course playable all year round, and its fairways are more like a links type golf course, with fast rolling surfaces in the summer. It is rare for temporary greens to be in play during the winter months, and every effort is made to ensure play takes place on the appropriate greens. One of the strengths of the course is its greens, which are fast and undulating, making putting a real challenge. It is also useful to know which line to hit the ball on to get the best line into the greens. Overall, for a test of golf on a fair but challenging course, Stoke Rochford is hard to beat.
History
Laid out in 1924 by Stafford Vere Hotchkin (of Woodhall Spa fame) on the grounds of the Stoke Rochford Estate, Stoke Rochford regularly hosts national and regional meets, as well as companies and individuals wishing to book a tee time.
Prices
The club is only open to visitors on weekdays. The Green Fees vary according to the formula chosen, from 30 to 39 £.
Duration:
The club is open from 8 a.m. to 21 p.m. - Architect: Stafford Vere Hotchkin
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- Stoke Rochford Golf Club, 18 holes. 6133 yards
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Location and setting
The Barton-on-Sea Golf Club, founded in 1897, is located in England, on the coastal cliff between Highcliffe and Milford-on-Sea. Its 27-hole course provides a good challenge for golfers of all levels, with the added bonus of being able to choose from three 18-hole combinations with unrivaled sea views at every hole.
Career
The club offers several courses: the first two courses (Becton and Needles) combine to form an 18-hole course, measuring 6 yards from the back tees. The Becton's holes 447 through 1, as well as the Needles' holes 9 and 1, were laid out by Stutt, with the Needles' holes 9 through 2 attributed to Colt's design. The best of the Becton Circuit holes is considered the 8-yard 2nd, where a pretty little stream runs along the right side of the fairway, while Needles' best hole is guarded to the last, the par-three 363th, which is played to an island-shaped green. The club's third circuit is the Stroller. It is slightly shorter, but with holes 9, 4 and 5 (and part of hole 6) attributed to Harry Colt, Stroller is in no way inferior to the loops of Becton and Needles. We therefore recommend that you play all three courses to fully appreciate the Barton-on-Sea experience.
History
Golf was first played at Barton-on-Sea Golf Club in 1897 on a 9-hole course located on the cliff to the west of the current course. A group of local golfers led by Sir Robert Affleck obtained permission to play on the hotel course and hold a few competitions, and a club was formed. This course remained in service until 1909. In 1910, the architect Harry Vardon made modifications to the course, before the intervention in 1932 of Harry Colt. The current 27 holes of the course are a combination of the original Harry Colt plan from 1932 and newer holes designed by renowned J. Hamilton Stutt, a founding member of the Association of British Golf Course Architects, which were completed in 1992.
Prices
Green Fees at Barton-on-Sea are £80 for 18 holes on weekdays, and £90 for 18 holes on weekends and bank holidays.
Duration:
The club is open from 7:15 a.m. to 19:45 p.m. (18 p.m. on Sundays). In winter, the club is likely to close earlier, as the sun sets. - Architect: Harry Vardon
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Location and setting
South of the town of Cheltenham on the A435 towards Seven Springs, you will find yourself in the presence of a scenic route, presenting views of the town and surrounding area. The Lilley Brook Golf Club offers a winding course crossed in places by the forest which presents a major challenge for all levels. The course is however perfectly maintained despite the abundant presence of vegetation and the last ones are literally breathtaking. The Lilley Brook Golf Club experience is certainly worth a visit for travelers visiting Cheltenham or Gloucester.
Career
The Lilley Brook Golf Club is one of the finest courses in the region. Each hole is embellished with mature trees which influence the game and provide a seasonal backdrop to the game. Excellent greens and strategic bunkers add additional elements of challenge. The first twelve holes cover the rolling lower slopes while the last six rise to the edge of the Cotswolds and offer magnificent views over Cheltenham and beyond to the Cotswolds and Malvern Hills.
History
The club that we know today as Lilley Brook Golf Club was founded in 1921 and was known by the name of Cheltenham Golf Club, due to its proximity to the town of the same name. The course was designed by Dr Alistair Mackenzie, already responsible for several courses in England. He realized here one of his best courses, splendid at all levels of exceptional quality. During its centenary history, many golf champions will have played in this club, starting with Arthur Havers, who inaugurated the course a year after the founding of the club, who will then be followed by Charlie Ward, Peter Alliss and Roger Chapman to to name just a few.
Prices
Green Fees vary from £35 to £40 depending on the hour. It is necessary to book a time in advance before you can play.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 10 a.m. to 15:30 p.m. - Architect: Dr Alistair Mackenzie
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Silloth On Solway Golf Club is located just outside Carlisle South in England. This wonderful 18 hole hole was created by Willie Park Jr. in 1892. It then benefited from additional work by the trio of James Braid, JH Taylor and Harry Vardon. The result offers a wild Links at the edge of the ocean. The natural vegetation of ferns, gorse and heather adorns this typically British landscape.
- Architect: Davy Grant & Willie Park Junior
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- Silloth On Solway 18 holes 6109 meters
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Location and setting
Located a few miles from the town of Oswestry, close to the Welsh border, the club is easily accessible from the A483 or the M5.
Career
Mile End is an 18-hole, park-like course, 6233 yards overall, par 71. Visitors and members alike enjoy this test of golf in a heavily wooded setting (the course has approximately 15000 trees!) as well as the elements of water which add to the challenge. The dog-legs follow one another to the delight of the players. The par five 14th hole's two-tiered green is the longest on the course (542 yards), and provides an excellent test of strength and accuracy.
History
It was from 1990 that the Thompson family, owner and farmer of the land on which the golf club is located today, decided to diversify its activities and build a 9-hole course. This opened to the public in 1992 and was so successful that the Thompsons quickly decided to build an additional 9 holes, which saw the light of day in 1995. In 96 the 18 hole course and clubhouse officially opened. .
Prices
Green Fees are £30 weekdays and £35 weekends in summer. For the winter season, it is necessary to make a reservation and contact the club for prices.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 8:30 a.m. to 16 p.m. every day of the week. - Architect: Price & Gough
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- Mile End Golf Club, 18 holes. 6015 yards
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Location and setting
The Stonebridge Golf Club is located in Meriden, between Coventry and Solihull, within a hilly park. It features three nine-hole loops, providing an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all ages and experiences.
Career
The 27-hole Stonebridge course, located in a magnificent park, is a real challenge for all golfers, whether seasoned, regular or occasional. It is divided into three circuits: Blythe and Somers Course, Somers and Hampton Course and Hampton and Blythe Course. Regarding the Somers loop, it measures 3403 yards and has a par of 37. It is the longest of the three loops and also the least demanding from the start. The three par 5s give the best players a chance to make a few birdies, but the 4 yard par 485 on the 5th hole would stand the test of most major championships. The Somers Loop combines with the Hampton Loop to create the Somers/Hampton Course and with the Blythe Loop to create the Blythe/Somers Course.
History
Founded in 1996, Stonebridge Golf Club has hosted the PGA Europro Tour as well as some of Europe's top professional golfers.
Prices
The club's Green Fees start from:
£15 per person for online bookings,
£17,50 per person for telephone bookings.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 7 a.m. to 18 p.m., except on weekends, when it is open from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m. - Architect: Arthur Hills
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- Stonebridge Golf Club, 27 holes, 3 courses. 3175 yards
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The Stableford scoring system was designed by Wallasey Golf Club member Dr Frank Stableford. The first competition in Stableford was played at this course on May 16, 1932.
Wallasey Golf is one of the classic links originally designed by Old Tom Morris but with many later modifications influenced by such famous people as Hilton, Hawtree and James Braid.
Most of the holes are played through sand dunes on narrow fairways. The greens are firm and fast. Wallasey offers a severe but fair challenge, it is a superb golfing challenge for players of all levels.
Wallasey was part of the qualifying rounds for the Open Championship.
- Architect: Old Tom Morris & J. Braid & JH. Taylor & D. Steel
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- Wallasey 18 holes 6111 meters
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The Addington Golf Club is located just 20 miles from central London. This world-class course is just begging to be discovered. Designed in 1912 by John Frederick Abercromby, one of golf's finest architects, the Addington course is a true masterpiece of golf. Ranked in the UK's Top 100 Golf Courses, this is a hidden gem.
Fairly short golf course with many angular doglegs. This 18 holes requires a careful selection of clubs at the start and an equally careful choice for attacking the greens. Players are advised to keep the driver in the bag on certain holes.
- Architect: JF Abercromby
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- Addington 18 holes 5746 meters
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Woburn Golf Club is a famous golf club located in Little Brickhill, near Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, England, approximately 80 km north-west of central London
DUKE'S RACE
The Duke's Course designed by Charles Lawrie opened in 1976 and was the first of three Woburn courses to be built.The Duke's Course is 6 meters long and consists of fairways bordered by pine, birch and chestnut trees. Heather, ferns and gorse add to the charm of the course, while creating natural obstacles at each hole.
It has been the venue of the British Masters for 20 years, and has hosted the British Open Women's Championship and, more recently, the Travis Perkins Masters.
MARQUESS 'COURSE
This "Marquess" course, course of the Marquis, in honor of the Marquis Tavistock, was designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark in 1999, it was quickly designated "Jewel in the Crown".Set in 200 hectares of mixed forest it straddles the county border of 'Bedfordshire' and divides 'Buckinghamshire'. This hilly, sometimes hilly course is home to rare trees such as Laricio pine, yew, rowan or beech. The landscapes are magnificent, and certainly deserve a glance.
Less than a year after its opening, it hosted the first of two “British Masters” and in 2011 The English Amateur Championship.
DUCHESS 'RACE
The Duchess Course is sometimes considered the least difficult of Woburn's three golf courses, with the younger brother lying in the shadow of his two legendary elders. However, anyone who has played on this course knows that it is a technical and selective course that makes many golfers happy. - Architect: Clive Clark & Peter Alliss
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Location and setting
East Berkshire is a golf club located in Crowthorne, just over an hour from central London by car via the M4. Its course mixes park and heath, and has many natural waterways flowing over the land to guard the greens.
Career
The East Berkshire Golf Club course has 18 holes par 69, spread over 6236 yards. Designed by Peter Paxton, it has beautiful natural obstacles and cleverly requires doglegs. Although it is over 6200 yards long, the course is shorter than it looks; add to that the undulating and fast greens, and you have a real challenge not only for the players' hitting ability, but also for their discipline and course strategy, as competitors in the annual East Berks Stag will testify. Shaped fairways that open out into well-defined semi-rough terrain help identify driving zones and carefully placed obstacles on the greens ensure that lost shots will not be rewarded.
History
The club was created in 1903, and since its foundation, it has received some famous visitors: Bobby Locke and Gary Player, Luke Donald, Scott Fallon, Sandy Lyle...
Prices
The Green Fees amount to £70 on weekdays in winter, £80 on weekends, while during the summer season, it will be necessary to count on a rate of £90 on weekdays, and £110 on weekends.
Duration:
The club opens its doors from 7 a.m. to 21 p.m. However, the club is not open to visitors in the morning on weekends. - Architect: Peter Paxton
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Golf courses by region in England - golf courses & hotels
Travel, Package Holidays, Golf Holidays in England
From Birmingham to Cardiff to Canterbury, your golfing trip in England will be one to remember.
Exceptional courses in green surroundings with sometimes a breathtaking view of the sea, this golf trip will be an unforgettable moment of escape and a great way to test a wide variety of golf courses.
When it comes to golf in the British Isles, Ireland and Scotland will undoubtedly always take the top spot when it comes to links-type courses. However England is rich in diversity with wooded routes, Links and “Parklands”. You have to start with the great triad of Berkshire, Sunningdale and Wentworth outside London, to the west and to the south. But the “W” courses, including West Hill, Woking and Worplesdon, are equally renowned and offer the same quality of play and the same authenticity. The hundred-year-old Berkshire and Surrey are exceptional symbols of the English courses created by legendary architects.