Course Next Door Collection

Perhaps overlooked by some due to its close proximity to Portmarnock, it is top drawer in every respect.

A Harry Colt links opposite St Enodoc in Cornwall, England.

A simple, pure golf experience.

A James Braid links that has hosted qualifying when the Open is held at nearby Royal Troon or Turnberry.

There's all-world Woodhall Spa down the road or this links as the only good options in the area.

A rare 'limestone heath', Southerndown Golf Club is one of Wales' best links!

A controversial design which pushes the boundaries with some of the most undulating greens built in the last 70 years!

The third 'Championship' course at St Andrews, it may well be the toughest!

If you don't have a tee time on the Old, the New is probably your next best option.

Put firmly on the map in 2017 with the resurgent Irish Open.

Just south of Prestwick is another course laid out by the same fella who tweaked Old Tom's design next door.

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

A Welsh Harry Colt links and Philip MacKenzie Ross design that flies under the radar.

An absolute gem which somehow flies under radar.

A quality links that it has played host to Open qualifying for the men, women and seniors.

One of the world's leading architects constructed one of the world's most natural links.

Located between Gullane, Muirfield, and North Berwick; Luffness New holds its own against its neighbours.

See original Old Tom Morris' design on numbers 1, 17 & 18. James Braids' work makes up the rest.