Golf Courses - East Anglia

A storied nine-hole course in England’s Suffolk County, the Royal Worlington & Newmarket Golf Club was established in 1893 as the home course of Cambridge University golfers. The layout, which was ...

Located on a narrow spit of endangered linksland, the Royal West Norfolk Golf Club was founded in 1892 in the quiet town of Brancaster on the north-west tip of Norfolk. Discovered and designed by H...

In Volume 1 of The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, Tom Doak published that.

“I’ve been treated quite well almost everywhere I’ve traveled in the world of golf, but my one visit to Hunst...

Ipswich is a traditional members' club offering a warm welcome to visitors, societies and prospective members. Golf has been played at Purdis Heath since 1926, although Ipswich Golf Club itself was...

In Volume 1 of The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, Tom Doak published that.

“Located in southern East Anglia, this is a heathland course with views of the sea. At 6600 yards and without...

Draped over the gentle folds of England’s smallest county, Luffenham Heath’s undoubted golfing charms unfurl delight­fully among its ramble of hawthorns, gorse, oaks and pines. While the firm, divi...

The National Club Golfer magazine has featured the Royal Cromer Golf Club among its Top 100 golf courses in England ranking list.

Accompanying the ranking was the following description:  read more

Though founded in 1893, Royal Norwich Golf Club members play on a European Golf Design course that opened in 2019.The course was designed by Ross McMurray from EGD, and was the result of a decision...

When the revered Sir Henry Cotton once said, “Sheringham has a charm that belongs to itself ... and is one of the best kept secrets in golf… Sheringham’s golf course is special,” he was not the fir...

Scotsman James Braid was one of the greatest golf course designers in history.

He respected nature and let the lie of land dictate the path for his fairways, tees and greens.

In 192...