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A beautiful parkland in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.

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

Overlooked by many, it is a Harry Colt & Donald Steel with bags of character.

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

No trip to St Andrews is complete without a visit.

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

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

It's a rare privilege to play The Old Course and even rarer to play it in reverse... grab the opportunity with both hands.

A firm favourite as a qualifying course by the R&A.

One of England's most understated links. Memorable and strategic, it is a world-class experience.

Considered to be Harry Colt's crowning achievement, this is heathland golf at its very best.

The measuring stick for modern links in Ireland, Scotland and the rest of the world.

Could it be the best parkland in England? Quite possibly!

Visit now before the best-kept secret gets out. You will only hear more and more of this course as it is properly restored!

Dramatic, scenic and good value for money, it is a sneaky good alternative to flashier clubs further north.

A simple, pure golf experience.

Perhaps the finest collection of 36 inland holes anywhere in the world.

It is Sunningdale's hidden gem!

In Harry Colt's own words to Tom Simpson, Swinley Forest is his 'least bad course.'

Its reasonably priced but outstandingly fun golf!

An Old Tom Morris layout in the Scottish Highlands.

An understated Harry Colt course that is garnering more attention due to sustained investment.

A rare Willie Park Jr downland affair that is easy on the wallet.

This is the birthplace of Welsh golf!

A rising star is also one of the golden age's best architects courses in the heart of London.