Bang For Your Buck Collection
Proper golf that doesn't require a second mortgage. Quality!
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Midlothian, EH10 4HR, ScotlandReason to Visit:
Its free, fun and located on hallowed turf. The clubhouse? A tavern from 1456!
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Midlothian, EH21 7SR, ScotlandReason to Visit:
A walk through history on the world's oldest golf course is a must-play.
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Gwynedd, LL35 0RT, WalesReason to Visit:
Beautiful and rugged Welsh links where Bernard Darwin played as a young lad.
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Fife, KY16 9JD, ScotlandReason to Visit:
Unreservedly, it is the greatest and most influential golf course in the history of the game.
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Fife, KY10 3XN, ScotlandReason to Visit:
Crail is a perfect day of contrasting links. This is the olde worldly Old Tom Morris gem.
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East Sussex, TN6 1UJ, EnglandReason to Visit:
An Alister MacKenzie heathland if you're in the area.
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County Donegal, F94 NX78, IrelandReason to Visit:
9 hole links don't come much more authentic than this!
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Moray, AB56 4WB, ScotlandReason to Visit:
Still undiscovered by the masses but has achieved cult status due to No Laying Up fame.
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Buckinghamshire, UB9 5DE, EnglandReason to Visit:
A Colt course within striking distance from London and Heathrow without extortionate fees.
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County Kerry, V92 R504, IrelandReason to Visit:
It's natural, rugged, minimal and you cannot go any further West to play golf than here.
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County Donegal, F94 H725, IrelandReason to Visit:
This pure, authentic links made up of an inner and outer loop calls 2011 Open Champion, Darren Clarke, a member.
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County Kerry, V93 XP03, IrelandReason to Visit:
Epic undulations, breathtaking beauty and pristine conditions make for memorable game.
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Angus, DD2 3QP, ScotlandReason to Visit:
Most wouldn't visit a parkland course on a trip to Scotland... however, the R&A has thought enough of this course to use it for Open qualifying. Twice.
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County Clare, V95 HD00, IrelandReason to Visit:
It's the St Andrews of Ireland and every bit as memorable.
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County Dublin, A98 F653, IrelandReason to Visit:
From 2007, a Martin Hawtree Irish parkland Curtis Cup venue.
