Golf Course Finder

An absolute beauty fit into a compact 90-acre parcel of land.

The birthplace of the world's greatest championship and steeped in history, Prestwick is a must-play.

Just south of Prestwick is another course laid out by the same fella who tweaked Old Tom's design next door.

27 holes of great links at a reasonable rate nearby Royal Cinque Ports and Royal St. Georges.

A Welsh Harry Colt links and Philip MacKenzie Ross design that flies under the radar.

A modern, strategic heathland worth any effort to play!

An early Alister MacKenzie design that is not even on most Mackenzie fan's radar!

Reigate Heath is one of the best 9 hole courses in the country.

A rather modern parkland course by English golfer John Jacobs.

A little-known Harry Colt muni in West London.

The new Irish links golf destination with three 18 hole courses all worth the journey.

One of the truest links you can find. The front 9 rivals any other anywhere in the world.

A rare bunker-less heathland course - this is English golf at its classy best.

A 'restored' Herbert Fowler layout is also one of the world's best member clubs.

Since WW2 this world-class venue has held more major events than any other.

History is palpable at the oldest golf club in the world!

An absolute gem which somehow flies under radar.

Royal County Down Golf Club is arguably the best golf course in the world!

A rare Old Tom Morris links South of the Scottish border!

Royal Dornoch Golf Club is a top course to visit as a student of golf course architecture and just happens to be Donald Ross's home course.

The club pro for 57 years was Hall of Fame inductee: Mr. Christy O'Connor.

One of golf's greatest links is known for its controversial abundance of O.B.

More than 200 bunkers pepper this links; it is known for its clubhouse and close proximity to the railway.

Reopened in 2014 after a 7-year upgrade, the course lies between Heathrow and London.

Perhaps the most authentic and pure links in England - it is also the oldest dating to 1864.