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A picturesque James Braid in the Scottish highlands provides an alternative to links.

Rare chance to play one of the Golden Age's best.

An inland Harry Colt at a reasonable price in County Durham, England.

An inland, untouched Old Tom 9 holer from 1895.

Broadstone Golf Club is described as a mix between Tandridge and St George's Hill.

A rare Alister MacKenzie and Tom Simpson's collaboration?

Pure and simple golf that exemplifies the spirit of the game.

One of Scotland's premier inland courses in the heart of Edinburgh.

Its free, fun and located on hallowed turf. The clubhouse? A tavern from 1456!

A  links from well known Tom Dunn in what feels like the middle of town.

A Herbert Fowler & Tom Simpson collaboration in Wales!

Highly decorated, spectacular links easily in reach from major centers. A world class, forward looking class act.

A mature, Harry Colt, Surrey sandbelt heathland at a reasonable rate.

A rare inland, Irish Simpson-Gourlay design.

Wild, pure, remote and rugged... perhaps Eddie Hackett's best 18!

Scottish hospitality and pure golf of the absolute highest order.

A strategic links masterpiece that has tested the worlds best to the limit from 1931 until now.

£25 for as much fun golf as you can play from sunrise to sunset!

One of Scotland's best links is also one of its newest.

Wide fairways make for fun golf. In the dunes nearby is a 36-hole, unbuilt Doak & Coore golf course.

A remote Harry Colt links gem in Northern Ireland recently updated by Martin Hawtree.

Old Tom designed it. Alister and Philip MacKenzie Ross tweaked it. Worth the effort to play it.

An Alister MacKenzie gem, Tom Doak Gourmet Choice recipient & possibly the best < 6000-yard golf course in the world.

A private Simon Gidman venue within easy reach of London.

Steve Smyers is known for his bunkers and their placement. They interrupt the line of charm and create photographic and strategic intrigue.