Golf Course Finder

Beautiful and rugged Welsh links where Bernard Darwin played as a young lad.

Stunningly beautiful and known for its pristine condition.

An Irish parkland to which all others aspire, it is truly Augusta National on the Emerald Isle.

Aldeburgh Golf Club leads the way in sustainable, low-input golf course maintenance.

Why go? Simply put, it's downright fun!

This is Alister MacKenzie's original layout. The short two-shot holes are some of the finest ever laid.

A downright fun golf course worth every penny.

A Willie Fernie located high on moorland in Cumbria!

Pine forest golf and traditional links with top drawer amenities to match.

One of the most exclusive clubs on the planet, it is one of the world's best.

A spectacular start with 5 holes routed along the cliffs of the Irish Sea.

Traditional out and back links which is widely used for elite amateur tourneys kept in immaculate condition.

Both an amazing club and course which boasts GCA royalty as its heritage.

It's an original Old Tom masterpiece and perhaps the most natural links in the world.

A James Braid moorland gem in the Yorkshire Dales with a storied club membership.

Simply put... Ballybunion is one of the greatest links on earth.

Acclaimed, modern links by one of golf architectures most respected talents.

Bamburgh Castle Golf Club is of the most scenic links in England!

This little nine-holer is the most westerly golf course in the United Kingdom!

A Herbert Fowler heathland that is ready to rival his Berkshire & Surrey work.

Perhaps one of the greatest collaborations ever: David McLay Kidd and Tom Watson.

A rare bunker-less treasure that hosts one of the worlds' best amateur tournaments.

A reasonably priced Harry Colt a stone's throw from London in a famous sandy heath.

One of Herbert Fowler and Tom Simpson's 7 collaborations.

Inland Scottish golf from James Braid on the bones of a Alister MacKenzie layout.