Golf Course Finder

Remote, rugged, and pure. The course is a labour of love from three locals.

Small greens and tight fairways may not be the ideal tagline but it seems to work here!

Unknown to many, a recent bunker refurbishment makes it the perfect time to visit.

One of Eddie Hackett's best layouts was enhanced by Donald Steel's additions in the dunes.

An exceptional English heathland in the Midlands.

World class golf is on display in the neighbourhood and Fairhaven holds its own in every way.

One of the best but least known heathlands in England. The rising star is a must-play.

Charming and quick, it is Norfolk's other 9 hole golf course after Mildenhall.

The best links course you may not have ever heard of! It is set amongst Royalty and holds its own.

A women's only members club makes it unique. The course makes it worth a visit.

One of the oldest and best value for money links in the world.

This unspoilt, traditional links is the oldest club north of St. Andrews.

One of the most respected, purest links within easy access of Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Ranked 24th best nine-hole golf course in the world by Golf.com in 2020!

A sneaky MacKenzie overshadowed by some of the bigger name courses locally.

The bunkers are real tests that punish. The collection of greens is astonishing.

One of East Lothian's hidden gems and tremendous value for money. Come for the golf and enjoy the views.

James Braid's inland moorland masterpiece is a must-visit!

A heathland links sharing the same coastline as Royal Dornoch, Brora and hopefully Coull Links soon.

The best golf you'll find along the Northumberland coast until you hit East Lothian.

There are 3 world class courses here. Play 1, 2 and 3 in that order.

A David McLay Kidd design hidden in plain sight, it is sat beside Scotland's finest inland course.

A London based MacKenzie with all the modern amenities you could want alongside olde-world charm.

For the scrupulous box-ticking Mackenzie fan, two and ten are your best bets at finding his work.

Rugged, authentic and home to Matt Fitzpatrick, Pete Cowan and Alison Nicholas.