Courses

Stockport Golf Club features an Alister MacKenzie redesigned layout in the Cheshire countryside. The parkland course offers mature trees, strategic bunkering, and challenging greens. The club provides excellent hospitality and quality golf close to Manchester.

Streamsong Black is Gil Hanse’s contribution to Florida’s revolutionary golf resort. The third course at Streamsong features low-profile bunkering, natural mounding, and strategic corridors. It complements the Red and Blue courses with its own distinct character while maintaining the resort’s remarkable quality.

Streamsong Blue is Tom Doak’s minimalist masterpiece in central Florida. Like its sister Red course, Blue is built on reclaimed phosphate land that provides links-like terrain. Doak’s design emphasizes ground game and creative shot-making, with wide fairways that reward strategic play. The contrast with typical Florida golf is striking.

Streamsong Red is Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw’s contribution to Florida’s most remarkable golf destination. Built on a former phosphate mine, the dramatic landscape features towering sand dunes and native vegetation. The minimalist design reveals strategic options throughout, creating a walking-only experience that feels worlds away from typical Florida golf.

Sunningdale is English heathland golf at its absolute finest. The Old Course, designed by Willie Park Jr and opened in 1901, and the New Course, Harry Colt’s 1923 creation, are both world-class. Bobby Jones played his famous “perfect round” of 66 here in 1926 Open qualifying. The purple heather, silver birch, and pine create one […]

Sunningdale’s New Course is Harry Colt’s 1923 companion to the famous Old Course. Some argue it’s actually the better of the two, with its more dramatic terrain and strategic challenges. The two courses together represent the pinnacle of English heathland golf.