Courses

Royal Cinque Ports is one of England’s finest links courses, located on the Kent coast near Deal. Host to The Open in 1909 and 1920, this championship venue offers a stern test with its exposed position to the English Channel winds. The classic out-and-back layout provides a traditional links experience on immaculate turf.

Royal County Down is often ranked as the greatest golf course in the world. Set beneath the majestic Mountains of Mourne on Ireland’s eastern coast, this Old Tom Morris design offers some of the most dramatic and beautiful holes in golf. The bearded bunkers, purple heather, and stunning mountain backdrop create an unforgettable links experience.

Royal Dornoch is a pilgrimage for serious golfers. Located in the Scottish Highlands overlooking the Dornoch Firth, this ancient links has influenced course design worldwide – Donald Ross used it as inspiration for Pinehurst No. 2. The Championship Course features raised plateau greens, natural undulations, and some of the finest turf in golf.

Royal Lytham & St Annes is one of the great Open Championship venues, hosting eleven Opens including Bobby Jones’ famous victory in 1926. Set back from the sea among red-brick houses, this links offers a unique challenge with its railway line, bunkers, and tricky greens. Seve Ballesteros won his first Open here in 1979, and […]