Best English Golf Collection

No bunkers and 15 Hebridean sheep help keep this heathland in perfect balance.

New Zealand Golf Club is an absolute cracker of a course with recent restorative works by Frank Pont.

The home course of Justin Rose sets itself apart from so many good courses in the immediate area.

Tree-lined, traditional heathland, it is your best choice in the immediate area.

Did Notts usher in the Golden Age? Debatable. What is not debatable is the quality of this course!

Charm. ‘If you have it, you don’t need anything else and, if you don’t have it, it doesn’t matter what else you have’.  - J.M. Barrie

At first glance, Perranporth Golf Club looks unplayable. Untamed, unbridled, and no let-up from 2 to 16!

The best links to play as you make your way from Rye to Deal!

A storied parkland with Harry Colt bones within London's M25 sporting Martin Hawtree upgrades.

MacKenzie built the legendary hole Gibraltar which paved the way for the other 17.

A unique hilltop moorland with spectacular views of England's South Coast.

An unrated gem tucked away designed by the trio that brought you Woodhall Spa and West Sussex.

It is one of perhaps the best golden age architect's most intact works.

Alister MacKenzie touted Lindrick as one of the best inland courses in Britain.

Arthur Croome's only design with alterations from Tom Simpson makes this a strategic masterpiece.

The practice putting green is worth the trek alone... then you get to play the course!

West Sussex's only links course doesn't disappoint.

A traditional links at the end of nowhere... the good news is with Hunstanton and Brancaster down the coast make it more than worth the journey.