Golf Course Finder

A quick nine that will put a smile on your face which could be missed if you blink.

Most people would drive by on their way to Cruden Bay or Royal Aberdeen... which would be a mistake.

A walk through history on the world's oldest golf course is a must-play.

Nairn Dunbar is Nairn's 'other' links with recent work that demands attention.

An olde world Scottish links abounding with humps and hollows.

The Gil Hanse redevelopment will put Narin & Portnoo Links on many bucket lists.

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!

A short, fun-filled course is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

The home course of Justin Rose sets itself apart from so many good courses in the immediate area.

Tree-lined, traditional heathland, it is your best choice in the immediate area.

A bucket list course of many, due to its incredible location.

Painswick Golf Club is short, quirky, and fun. Its pure and authentic and the spirit of the game is alive and well.

A quality links that it has played host to Open qualifying for the men, women and seniors.

Charm. ‘If you have it, you don’t need anything else and, if you don’t have it, it doesn’t matter what else you have’.  - J.M. Barrie

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

At first glance, Perranporth Golf Club looks unplayable. Untamed, unbridled, and no let-up from 2 to 16!

The 18th oldest club in the world and one of the very first in the north of Scotland.

No bunkers and 15 Hebridean sheep help keep this heathland in perfect balance.

The best sub-6000-yard course in the world? They say so! Who are we to disagree?

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

Found on the same linksland as its legendary neighbour it is a proper, modern, links course.

Tucked away in the North of Ireland its a remote but stunning links .

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