Formerly known as Stoke Poges, this course is considered one of the finest parkland course in England and possibly one of Harry Colt’s most cleverly designed masterpieces. The course has seen many impressive rounds in its prestigious history, including the first PGA Matchplay tournament in 1910 and James Bond’s epic golfing duel in the 1964…
The history of Walton Heath is exceptional, opened in 1904, these two world class championship courses have hosted nearly ninety significant amateur and professional championships and events, including 5 European Opens, The Ryder Cup, the U.S. Open Qualifying and the 2011 Senior Open Championship . The world’s top players have taken on and enjoyed the…
Opened in 1923, Sunningdale New is perhaps a bit more rugged than the Old, a bit more masculine, if you will…… This is rich and handsome and challenging golf, Harry Colt in top form. The opening drive has to be up the left side in order not to sacrifice length, since balls on any other…
It is pure enchantment that characterizes Sunningdale Old. Opened in 1901, Sunningdale Old was laid out by Willie Park Jr. When the club was founded at the end of the century, the whole area of Chobham Common and beyond was a barren, treeless wilderness. Sunningdale Old has become more or less enclosed, virtually every hole is…
Designed by Harry Colt in 1912 and carved out of heather and pine woodland, St George’s Hill comprises three very individual 9 hole loops, all starting and finishing by the clubhouse. The three Nines that make up the St George’s Hill Courses are the Red, the Blue & the Green. Most Club Championship and major…
Royal St. Georges is one of the most famous of all English clubs. Founded in 1887, it has hosted the British Open fourteen times, last in 2021. The course largely retains the structure of the original circuit, but almost all the holes have been lengthened and the greens transferred from the then fashionable dells to…
This seaside links course was designed by Tom Dunn and Guy Campbell and the club was founded in 1892. The front 9 enjoys some short par 4’s where the opportunity to score low exists. The back 9 is much longer with long par 4’s (one over 450 yards) and you will need to come up…
Royal Ashdown Forest offers not one, but two Royal courses, designed by nature and famous for having no bunkers. The shorter West Course became only the second Royal ladies’ course in Great Britain when it received the title in 1932. Now both offer a stern test to men and women alike with the flatter West…
The three nines: the Shore, Dunes and Himalayas are each tremendously testing and being relatively exposed links, the golfer is at the mercy of the elements. A regular host of Local Final Qualifying for The Open Championship, Prince’s also co-hosted The Amateur Championship in 2013. Shore (Back Tees 3,630 Yards / Par 36) Dunes (Back Tees 3,598…
Designed by Kyle Phillips, who also designed the famous Kingsbarns in St. Andrews, Scotland, this parkland course located just outside London city center is another classic. The course was designed around the natural features of the land and is very similar to the classic English courses designed back in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s….
Unquestionably one of Britain’s greatest and most spectacular links courses with superb views and a very natural design. Designed by H.S. Colt and founded in 1894, Rye is steeped in history and tradition and is also one of the most exclusive courses in Britain, making a round of golf here a rare pleasure. (Back Tees 6,308…