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World-class links and hospitality. Green fees often include breakfast and lunch!

Northern Ireland's only Open venue is a pure links in every sense.

Not easy to get to but the splendid links, with Snowdonia as a backdrop, is jaw-droppingly beautiful.

This is the pinnacle of quintessential English links golf.

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

A plethora of great golf exists around Dublin. Portmarnock is one of the best, not just there, but anywhere.

St Andrews Old Course is the greatest golf course in the history of the game.

One of the truest links you can find. The front 9 rivals any other anywhere in the world.

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.

An olde world Scottish links abounding with humps and hollows.

Nefyn & District Golf Club isn't the easiest course to get to but it's definitely worth it for the nine holes on the peninsula...

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

It's charming, quirky, unusual, interesting and fun. In short, it's a must play!

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

Its links, on a clifftop with an ancient castle and cattle on the course. It is the epitome of authentic golf!

It's the Pebble Beach of Scotland. Quite rightly one of Scotland's greatest inland courses.