Best English Golf Collection

A world-class course and Ryder Cup venue frequently overlooked by Bucket Listers.

More than 200 bunkers pepper this links; it is known for its clubhouse and close proximity to the railway.

Perhaps the most authentic and pure links in England - it is also the oldest dating to 1864.

This is the pinnacle of quintessential English links golf.

Two ball play only and an access road affected by the tide make this a unique, English golf experience.

A Willie Park & Harry Colt layout a few miles from London city centre.

Tom Doak and Lorne Rubenstein rate the green complexes as some of the best in existence.

Alister MacKenzie's 4 one-shot holes vary in length, style & character.

A rare Old Tom Morris links South of the Scottish border!

A Harry Colt & James Braid heathland found at the edge of Sherwood Forest in Robin Hood country.

One of golf's greatest links is known for its controversial abundance of O.B.

An absolute beauty fit into a compact 90-acre parcel of land.

27 holes of great links at a reasonable rate nearby Royal Cinque Ports and Royal St. Georges.

A modern, strategic heathland worth any effort to play!

A rather modern parkland course by English golfer John Jacobs.

A rare bunker-less heathland course - this is English golf at its classy best.

Since WW2 this world-class venue has held more major events than any other.

An absolute gem which somehow flies under radar.