Courses

Eindhovensche Golf is a Harry Colt design in southern Netherlands, set in heathland with pine and heather. The strategic layout rewards accuracy and course management. It offers a taste of Surrey heathland golf on Dutch soil.

The Golf House Club at Elie is a delightful links on the Fife coast with views across the Firth of Forth. Famous for using a periscope on the first tee to check the fairway is clear, Elie offers quirky, traditional links golf. The James Braid-designed course rewards creativity and provides excellent value near St Andrews.

Erin Hills hosted the 2017 US Open on its dramatic Wisconsin terrain. The walking-only course features fescue-covered hills, strategic bunkering, and wide fairways that reward bold play. Built on glacial land formations, it offers a links-like experience in the American heartland.

The Evian Resort Golf Club overlooks Lake Geneva from the French Alps, hosting the Evian Championship. The spectacular mountain setting and lake views create one of golf’s most scenic venues. The challenging course rewards accurate play while offering unforgettable scenery.

Fulford Golf Club is an Alister MacKenzie designed parkland course near York. The course hosted the Benson & Hedges International for many years, witnessing Greg Norman’s famous double-eagle. The strategic design rewards accurate shotmaking in a peaceful woodland setting.

Ganton is England’s finest inland championship venue, an unusual hybrid of links and heathland set in the Vale of Pickering. Host to the Ryder Cup, Walker Cup, and Curtis Cup, it features some of the most fearsome bunkering in the country. Harry Vardon was the professional here and his influence remains in the strategic design.