Golf Courses - GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND

‘The kind of golf that people play in their most ecstatic dreams.’ Bernard Darwin on Royal County Down.

The most exhilarating golfing experience on the planet, the links at Royal County Down ...

‘No golfer has completed his education until he has played and studied Royal Dornoch’ Herbert Warren Wind

The historic Highlands village of Dornoch, in Scotland’s far north, is home to some o...

Whether golf evolved from a Dutch, Belgian, German, Roman or Chinese sport or is entirely indigenous to Scotland, St Andrews is unquestionably the birthplace of the modern game. The town’s famous O...

Situated on Northern Ireland’s beautiful North coast, the Royal Portrush Golf Club occupies an ancient dune system that runs alongside the Atlantic Ocean and overlooks the Giant’s Causeway headland...

Located in the heart of the Surrey-Berkshire Heathland, the Swinley Forest Golf Club is one of the purest examples of classic inland golf in all of Europe and perhaps, even more impressively, one o...

A storied nine-hole course in England’s Suffolk County, the Royal Worlington & Newmarket Golf Club was established in 1893 as the home course of Cambridge University golfers. The layout, which was ...

Golf was first introduced to the sleepy seaside hamlet of North Berwick in East Lothian during the early 17th century, though it wasn’t until players shifted from the Burgh Common onto what later b...

Situated along the North Sea, across the Bay from St Andrews, lies the resort town of Carnoustie. Its spacious sandy linksland have been a venue for golf since the 1500’s, though its current links ...

The oldest golf club in existence, the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers was formed in 1744 and golfed in both Leith and Musselburgh prior to moving to the messy medium-sized dunes of Muirfie...

‘All that one would hope to find in the ideal golf club is in abundance at Sunningdale.’ Sir Michael Bonallack.

Home to the earliest outstanding inland course in Britain, the Sunningdale Golf...