Courses

Lindrick Golf Club is famous as the venue of Great Britain & Ireland’s 1957 Ryder Cup victory – their last win until 1985. This heathland course on the Nottinghamshire/Yorkshire border offers a stern test with its tight fairways and strategic bunkering. The club maintains a traditional atmosphere and excellent conditioning.

Lofoten Links is the world’s most northerly 18-hole course, set on a remote Norwegian island above the Arctic Circle. Playing under the midnight sun in summer or northern lights in autumn makes for a truly unique experience. The links-style layout by Jeremy Turner embraces the dramatic landscape.

Merion Golf Club’s East Course is a masterpiece of strategic design on just 126 acres. Hugh Wilson’s 1912 creation features the famous white wicker basket flagsticks and has witnessed historic moments including Ben Hogan’s legendary 1-iron at the 1950 US Open and Bobby Jones completing the Grand Slam in 1930.