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Golf Courses in UKSearch for attractions in the UK here! Abbey Hill Golf Centre - Milton KeynesWelcome to Abbey Hill Golf Centre – a spectacular golfing venue at value for money prices. Abbey Hill Golf Centre close to Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire offers an extensive range of facilities and services. Including: A choice of 2 quality courses, Pay and Play Golf, Tuition at The Golfing Academy, Society Golf Days, Corporate Golf Events, Weddings and private functions, Conference/Meetings, Banqueting, Membership of Milton Keynes Golf Club and Restaurant & Licensed bar. Everyone is welcome! Abbeydale Golf Club - SheffieldSince being formed in the mid-1890's, everyone associated with the Abbeydale can rightly feel proud of the outstanding club we have today. Recognised as one of the districts finest, the course was designed by the famous architect Herbert Fowler, also renowned for other such designs as Walton Heath and The Berkshire. Set in 111 acres of the beautiful Beauchief Estate it provides an absorbing challenge for golfers of all handicaps and retains some of the best views of the Derbyshire country side to be seen anywhere from Sheffield. With advice from all of our fully trained and helpful staff, Abbeydale can offer you a complete range of Clubs, Clothing and accessories, for whatever budget you are working towards. Aberdovey Golf Club - AberdoveyWelcome to Aberdovey - A Championship Course, Set amongst the beautiful scenery of Snowdonia National Park you will find the most superb championship links course. Golf was first played at Aberdovey in 1886 and the links have been developed into one of the finest courses in Wales. The club is situated at the mouth of the Dovey Estuary and nestles between the Cambrian Mountain range and the coastal dunes of Aberdovey Beach. The clubhouse was totally rebuilt in 1997 and now boasts some of the best golfing facilities to be found in Wales. Our championship golf course is 6,500 yards long offering golfers of all standards a challenging test. Abergele Golf Club - AbergeleRegarded as one of the most picturesque course in Wales with the magnificent backdrop of Gwrych Castle, The delightful 18 hole Parkland Course boast many enviable features. The course was established in its present position in 1968 to the historic grounds of Gwyrch Castle with magnificent coastal views. Abergele Golf Club has maintained its reputation by ensuring that innovative enhancements are made at every opportunity. This is clearly highlighted by the completion of a huge project which say construction of new greens to the latest USGA standards by course architect David Williams of Golf Design and reconstruction work supervised by G. Shiels & Associates. Abernethy Golf Club - Nethy BridgeEstablished in 1893, Abernethy Golf Club is located on the B970 road between Grantown on Spey and Coylumbridge, just north of Nethybridge. On most days, it is possible to "walk on", without a reserved tee time. Families are welcome and handicap certificates are not required. For those without clubs we have a few sets for hire. Abernethy is a traditional Highland golf course, built on natural moorland, and surrounded by majestic pine trees. The course is suitable for golfers of all standards. Casual visitors will cope pefectly well with the friendly course layout while low handicappers will need to bring their very best short game to score well. Aberystwyth Golf Club - AberystwythSituated on the edge of the Mid Wales town, Aberystwyth Golf Course is framed by the picturesque views of the town centre, the coastline of Cardigan bay, and the Welsh countryside. Founded in 1911, the course was designed by six times Open champion Harry Vardon. This spectacular meadowland course is 6119 yards in length, with a par of 70. The fairways and greens are always in excellent condition and are a test for golfers of all abilities. Visitors are always welcome. The Clubhouse provides a warm and friendly atmosphere for all occasions. The bar is the perfect place to relax after challenging 18 holes. Alderley Edge Golf Club - Alderley EdgeSet beneath the "Edge", a steeply wooded escarpment rising above the Cheshire plain, Alderley Edge Golf Club offers both a challenging course and a warm welcome to visitors. An attractive, undulating course is complemented by a modern, comfortable clubhouse. The course at Alderley Edge commands fine views of the 'Edge', a densely wooded escarpment rising above the Cheshire plain. Set in rolling countryside, Whitehall Brook runs through this 9 hole layout and comes into play on most holes, making for a significant challenge to all standards of golfer. Aldwickbury Park Golf Club - HarpendenWe invite you to visit both of our centres. If you find one that you do not want to return to, and give our Director of Golf a genuine reason for complaint, you will get a free round on the course of your choice. We aim to make golf the fun part of yours and your family's life. We want to help all golfers - the low handicapper may still want occasional advice from one of our professional teams, tuition or new equipment to just get that one stroke better! Our professional teams arrange Academy Courses as well as individual tuition. If you are a nervous beginner or have not played for a long time, bring a friend or your son or daughter (or even your spouse) with you to one of our special offer groups. As well as regular golfers, the beginner, ladies, junior and senior citizens too will find our facilities ideal because they can progress from lessons on a driving range or practice area, on to a short course and then naturally on to the 18 hole course. Hire equipment is available. Alford Golf Club - AlfordSurrounded by the hills of donside with Bennachie dominating, the course is challenging to golfers of all ages and ability without being physically demanding. The parkland setting is enhanced by an ongoing programme of tree management with the varied species creating an attractive environment for your enjoyment. The course measures 5483 yards from the white markers, 5035 yards from the yellow markers and 5022 yards from the red markers. Although relatively short, do not be deceived. Your round will demand all the skills you can muster with club selection crucial. The course was opened as a 9-hole course in 1982 and extended to 18 holes in 1992. A new clubhouse offering full facilities was opened in 1994. Allendale Golf Club - HexhamLaid out on a west facing hillside at High Studdon, it commands superb views of the Dale of Allen. With its scattering of remote farm buildings and the Cheviots which dominate the northern skyline some 40 miles away, it is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty.The nine hole course has been described by many as "challenging" and boasts many interesting obstacles. It is certainly not for the fainthearted but, time and again, visitors return determined to beat the ditches, gullies, and wooded fairways that make Allendale so special. Although the course is set in the glorious beauty of the northern Pennines, it is only fifteen minutes from Hexham. Alnmouth Golf Club - AlnmouthThe Club has a long and distinguished history and is proud of its heritage as the fourth oldest course in England, being established in 1869. The existing course was created in 1930 by the famous golf course architect H.S.Colt, providing a testing and enjoyable challenge to this day. Although the course has a coastal location is has parkland turf and a reputation for the quality of its greens. This left the original nine holes intact for what is now known as the Alnmouth Village Golf Club. Our course is a fine test of golf - 6450 yards long, par 71 - and has hosted National and County events. Alwoodley Golf Club - LeedsAccording to "Today's Golfer," Alwoodley is "one of the best-kept secrets in British golf." The course layout forms part of Wigton Moor and is of a natural moorland character. Springy fairways cut through a profusion of heather, whins and shrubs, with the trees particularly striking in autumn which American visitors find especially appealing. In addition to its scenic beauty, the course is plentifully and cunningly bunkered and has undulating and interesting greens. Over the years this impressive course has stood the test of time and is now in the best condition it has been for many years. Alyth Golf Club - AlythAn 18-hole (6,259 yds) heathland layout, Alyth Golf Club was established in 1894. The original 9 holes were designed by the master Old Tom Morris of St Andrews with James Braid completing the extension in 1934. Playing the course demands constant attention as a combination of tree lined fairways and diverse rolling terrain make the emphasis on precision golf rather than distance, although both are required. Alyth's most demanding aspect however, might be it's tranquil setting. Within the pines, silver birch and heather and overlooking the nearby hills, it is easy to lose yourself in the joys of a good game of golf with a layout so conceived that you barely notice other groups of golfers. Andover Golf Club - AndoverEstablished in 1907, the 'Andover Golf Club' is a 9-hole downland course situated in Winchester Road just half a mile south of Andover town centre. The course is 6096 yards long with splendid views of the undulating Hampshire countryside. Our signature hole is the par 3 ninth; 225 yards long with the tee situated on top of the hill, and the green 100 feet below. The chalk base allows the course to be free draining, and it is rarely closed even in the most adverse weather conditions. Golf trolleys can be used throughout the year. Ardeer Golf Club - StevenstonArdeer Golf Club is an exceptionally pleasant, rolling and well-appointed parkland course with hundreds of small, blossoming trees routed along the fairways and a babbling burn crossing in front of the greens. In playing the course, it is a lot more demanding than it appears. The 9th and 11th greens have recently been improved and are both exceptional holes playing across the "babblin" burn. The 9th is easily reachable from your second shot but the 11th at stroke index 1, is best approached from a lay-up. Our shop supplies a wide range of golfing goods from top manufacturers, while our clubhouse extends a warm welcome to all members and visitors. Arkley Golf Club - BarnetThe official opening of the club took place on 17th August 1909 by Lord Enfield. In 1929 the Barnet Urban District Council acquired the land from its previous owner and informed the club that, subject to the return of the area on Arkley Common, they would be prepared to extend the course to 46 acres and grant a 21 year lease to the club. J.H.Taylor, ex-Open Champion and Professional at Mid-Surrey Golf Club, and James Braid, Professional at Walton Heath Golf Club were asked to submit their proposals for a new course design to incorporate the larger area of land acquired. It was Braid's design for 9 holes with 18 tees that was adopted. Little has changed with the layout - a few more trees and bunkers. In 2002 the Club purchased a 180 year lease from Barnet Council securing the Club's future. Arkley remains a gem in Hertfordshire golf which is enjoyed by members and visitors alike. Arscott Golf Club - PontesburyArscott Golf Club is well worth a visit. Set in a wonderful location with fantastic views from all parts of the course across Shropshire's border country. The 18 hole course has been open since August 1992 but its maturity belies its age. Massive old oak and beech trees grace the course along with the remains of long forgotten mining and brick making industries. Large pools on the 17th and 18th holes are evidence of the clay dug over 100 years ago for brickworks in nearby Cruckmeole and Hanwood. These pits now create very testing hazards on the last four holes, many golfers will tell you how they can change a winning card. Ashbourne Golf Club - AshbourneAshbourne is the "Gateway to the Peak District" and this can be appreciated from our 18 hole course. Visitors and Societies are most welcome on all days of the week. Our 18 hole course, which is Par 71, SSS 71, is undulating with spectacular views of Dovedale and the Peak District. The clubhouse has excellent changing rooms with showers, a bar with a large seating area overlooking the course, a dining area and snooker table. We have a well stocked Professional's shop, with leading equipment and clothing at competitive prices. We are situated fifteen minutes from Alton Towers. Ashby Decoy Golf Club - ScunthorpeWelcome to Ashby Decoy Golf Club. One of the regions leading golf courses. The course has 20 holes - 18 of which forms a summer course of 6281 yards par 71 with 5 par 3's. The course is flat and very well provided with indigenous silver birch and oak trees. Greens have sprinkler system and main fairways have sprinklers all lifted to an on-going irrigation programme. The 7th hole - the avenue - and the 16th hole 'James Folly' are holes that visitors remember long after their visit. Visiting parties are welcomed all year with golf packages available. Ashridge Golf Club - BerkhamstedThe Club was officially opened in 1932 and has regularly featured in the top 100 golf courses in the UK. We are very pleased to announce that starting in 2003 and for a period of six years, Ashridge will host an 'Open Championship ' Regional Qualifying Competition. We are naturally delighted to have been selected by the R & A as a 'qualifying' course and of having the privilege of being associated with the 'Championship'. Ashridge first came to prominence, however, in the late 1930's following the appointment of Henry Cotton as resident Club Professional. Sir Henry Cotton as he was to become, was arguably the best golfer of his era, winning three Open Championships including the Open at Carnoustie in 1937 whilst he was at Ashridge. Aspect Park Golf Club - Henley-ON-ThamesAspect Park is developing into a challenging course for the competitive and leisure golfer alike. The listed parkland setting offers a quiet location in which to relax and enjoy your game. Ideally situated close to the M4 / M40 corridors Aspect Park is easily accessible for corporate and golf society events and weddings. The modern Clubhouse has been designed to blend naturally into the countryside setting and provides members and visitors with good facilities including bar, restaurant, locker rooms and lounge. Auchterarder Golf Club - AuchterarderAuchterarder Golf Club is located in the heart of Perthshire, Scotland and welcomes visitors all year round. Auchterarder Golf Club is approximately 50 miles from Glasgow and Edinburgh. Our parkland course has spectacular views towards Glendevon and runs along side the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles. An easy walking course of 5775 yards it has a variety of holes with 6 challenging par 3s. Our comfortably refurbished clubhouse offers bar snacks and a full menu and is popular with visiting golf parties throughout the year. We hope to see you at Auchterarder Golf Club soon. Aylesbury Vale Golf Club - Leighton BuzzardOur challenging course is 18 holes, par and S.S.S. 72 and measures 6,612 yards from the competition tees. We were founded in 1989 and open for play in 1991. Whilst the course is long, the fairways are generous and the holes are surrounded by trees. The course has been designed with ample space between holes. You play ‘your own hole’, there are no cross – overs and it is difficult to knock your ball onto another fairway due to the spacious layout. A natural brook runs through the course, which creates some challenging water features. Please make use of our restaurant, bars, changing rooms, showers, driving range, putting green, golf shop and club professional. We look forward to seeing you soon. Baberton Golf Club - EdinburghBaberton welcomes visitors, whether it is individual visitors or visiting societies. Visitors to Baberton are free to use all of the Club's facilities. There is a putting green and practice area available before you play. Our changing rooms, bar, catering and snooker table are all available to refresh you before and after your round. Baberton is a challenging 18 hole golf course laid out in over 90 acres of rolling parkland. The Clubhouse offers a welcoming atmosphere with freshly prepared meals, snacks and a comprehensive choice of beers, wines and spirits. Our aim is to provide a first class golfing experience in a comfortable and relaxing clubhouse. Baildon Golf Club - ShipleyBaildon Golf Club was founded in 1896 and offers an excellent Par 70 moorland golf course, with magnificent views and superb facilities. The club is situated close to Bradford and is easily reached, yet enjoys a lovely country setting. It is not without significance that the prime movers in the establishing of a golf course on Baildon Moor were members of the medical profession. No doubt these pioneers realised the common's potential as a setting for the great game, but they were also keenly aware of the health-giving properties of the moorland air. Baildon golf club welcomes groups, parties to sample its inland links type layout and offers unbeatable value. Balmore Golf Club - GlasgowSituated 7 miles from the centre of Glasgow, Balmore is one of the most picturesque courses in Central Scotland with uninterrupted views of the unspoiled surrounding countryside. Beautifully set with fir plantations, tree lined fairways and burns a feature on several holes. The 5542 yard course is a demanding Par 66 (SSS 67) and features strong Par 4’s, one of the most demanding Par 3’s in golf (15th) and one of the most scenic, (the signature hole 16th). The club has recently made huge investments in the latest equipment all of which keeps the course in the first class condition demanded by the members. In addition to the course Balmore has superb practice facilities. Bamburgh Castle Golf Club - BamburghPerched on basalt outcrops overlooking the ancient fortress from which it takes its name, Bamburgh Castle Golf Club often referred to as the most picturesque in England is also a fine test of golf for all that play it, being a regular venue for County and Inter-County events. Whilst not long at just over 5,600 yards off the back markers, the course is a demanding par 68. How you perform on the six par 3’s will often dictate your score, their difficulty being exampled by the 6th, an uphill 224 yard hole which warrants its Stroke Index 1. Good birdie opportunities also await you however particularly on the 3 closing holes, where there are 2 par 4’s under 300 yards. Barlaston Golf Club - StoneBarlaston golf Club nestles alongside the River Trent just south of Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire. It is about 1 hour drive from Birmingham or Manchester. Designed by Peter Alliss in 1977, Barlaston Golf Course is described as a little beauty. Many societies from the West Midlands, Liverpool and Manchester have already discovered Barlaston when looking for a break. The course, a par 68 over 5,800 yards long, never plays the same on morning and afternoon rounds, so don't expect an easy day. Take a look at some of the Super Challenges that face you in the rolling meadow land at Barlaston. Barnham Broom Golf Resort - NorwichThe real beauty of golf at Barnham Broom is the contrasting character of the two courses and the challenges they offer. Take the Valley Course, beautifully designed by Frank Pennink, one of Europe's most respected golf course architects, with abundant water features, blending into the delightful natural landscape. Then there's the Hill Course, another of Frank's designs, although, this time, modified by Donald Steel. As its name suggests, golfers can enjoy fine views over the surrounding countryside, while rising to the challenge posed by constant breezes and carefully placed bunkers guarding the greens. Baron Hill Golf Club - BeaumarisThis mature Course was designed in the late 1880s by Sir Richard William Bulkeley and measures a deceptive 5.596 Yards in length and is created on mature heathland. The Par 68 Course threads it’s way cunningly through natural hazards, a river defends three of the holes as it meanders down to the Menai Straits. Baron Hill is free of Bunkers and we are sure once you have played it you will be glad of this bearing in mind each hole is carefully defended by natural hazards such as Oak, Ash Trees, elevated greens and of course the odd Gorse bush! Baron Hill is a thinking golfers course where every club in the bag will be required to breach its defences and the watch word is very much ‘Course Management’. Barton-on-Sea Golf Club - New MiltonBarton-on-Sea Golf Club, founded in 1897, is situated on the coastal cliff between Highcliffe and Milford-on-Sea. The current 27 holes are a combination of the original Harry Colt design from 1932 and the newer holes designed by the well-known J. Hamilton Stutt, a founder member of the Association of British Golf Course Architects which were completed in 1992. Our elegant and imposing clubhouse is truly spectacular, commanding superb views across the Solent to the Needles on the Isle of Wight, along to Old Harry Rocks at Swanage. Situated overlooking the lake and an Island green, the Clubhouse offers something for every golfer. Bathgate Golf Club - BathgateThe Club is situated 2 miles from the main M8 motorway which bisects central Scotland and Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling can all be reached by car in under half an hour. The course has 18 holes measuring 6328 yards par 71, SSS 71. The layout is generally flat and easy walking. There is a practice area, practice green, nets and three putting greens. The course provides an excellent test of golf, evidenced by the quality of players it has produced. The Club has the probably unique claim to be the only Club ever to have produced two Ryder Cup Captains in Eric Brown and Bernard Gallacher. Bawburgh Golf Club - BawburghAt Glen Lodge and Bawburgh Golf Club we pride ourselves in the warm welcome and hospitality you will receive during your visit. Situated on the outskirts of Norwich, the easily accessible club is an ideal venue for all your social and golfing requirements. Set in over 120 acres of rolling Norfolk countryside, Glen Lodge, now home to the Bawburgh Golf Club offers the ideal venue for both social and golfing events. The always interesting and often demanding golf course was established in the early seventies, whilst the Scandinavian style Glen Lodge overlooking the eighteenth green was added in the mid nineties. Bearwood Lakes Golf Club - WokinghamThe course is maintained to the highest possible standards by an exceptionally dedicated and knowledgeable green keeping team using the most modern equipment. The finest bent and rye grasses, coupled with the latest irrigation systems have been used to provide superior playing surfaces all year round. Bearwood Lakes has been created to be challenging for all levels of play, from beginners to professionals. The excellent course is complemented by a beautifully styled clubhouse with superb facilities for dining, conferences, weddings and private parties, or simply to relax in. Bedfordshire Golf Club - StagsdenThe new Bedfordshire Golf Club was opened by Laura Davies C.B.E. on Saturday September 30th 2000, and provides a facility that caters for everyone who is interested in the game. This new complex is less than 2 miles from the old course and is situated just outside Stagsden village, off the A422 Bedford - Milton Keynes Road, about 3 miles west of Bedford. The facility offers: An 18 hole Championship golf course (6,565 yards, Par 70, SSS 72), A 9 hole Academy course. A 24 bay driving range. A Clubhouse with Spike Bar, changing facilities, members' lounge and dining room, committee rooms and a function suite that will cater for 120 persons. Bedlingtonshire Golf Club - BedlingtonWelcome to Bedlingtonshire Golf Club where you will find a well maintained 18 hole Golf Course. The Course was designed by Frank Penninck providing the golfer with excellent views over the South Northumberland countryside and the picturesque town of Bedlington. The Course, with its five par fives and four par threes, well protected greens and carefully contoured fairways, will not disappoint the most discerning of golfers. At 6,813 yards and a par of 73 Bedlington is not short and in windy conditions it can be difficult but it is not a killer course and if you hit straight, you’ll score well. Belmont Lodge and Golf - HerefordBelmont is situated along the beautiful River Wye, yet conveniently located just a few minutes drive from the historic Cathedral City of Hereford – what better place to stay or play? Belmont has everything you need for a relaxing golf break. We cater for day visitors, local and visiting societies and there's the Belmont Golf Club for members too. The 6511 yard Par 72 Course [off the White tees] with its five Par 5's and eight Par 4's [ranging from 319 yards to 467 yards] is designed to test both the high and low handicap player. Belton Park Golf Club - GranthamWelcome to Belton Park Golf Club. Situated in Grantham, Lincolnshire, Belton Park aims to provide the very best golfing experience. The Club has existed for more than 100 years and has over 800 members. With 27 holes in three sets of nine, each starting and finishing close to the Clubhouse, our course proves remarkably convenient to play. Set in historic parkland, it provides a rewarding round for the handicap player while its skilful design embodies many challenging situations for the expert golfer. Societies are most welcome to come and enjoy our course, catering and other facilities. Betchworth Park Golf Course - DorkingSurrey's hidden treasure, Betchworth Park Golf Club nestles under the North Downs overlooked by the legendary Box Hill beauty spot. Founded in 1911 and laid out by the distinguished golf course architect Harry S Colt, this parkland course offers 18 holes of delightful but challenging golf to its members and visitors alike. Betchworth Park Golf Club is situated on the A25 between Dorking and Reigate and just 3/4 mile from the A25/A24 interchange. About 10 minutes from either junctions 8 or 9 on the M25, access is quick and easy, making it ideal for corporate and society days. The park has provided pleasure since 1449 and still affords delight to those fortunate to be able to walk its fairways and enjoy its downland and Wealden views, even when the standard of their golf may not match the setting.” This quote from ‘A History of the Club 1911- 1991’ by Michael Hogan, sums up Betchworth Park Golf Club. Billingbear Park Golf Course - WokinghamOriginally one of the oldest golf courses in Southern England, golf has been played at Billingbear Park since the late nineteenth century. The land was then farmed during the two world wars before being rebuilt as a golf course in 1989. Since then a new nine hole course has been added, so that there are now two, nine hole golf courses on this medieval site. The Old Course consists of one par 5, five par fours and three par three holes. The new course is a fascinating and scenic par three course where two lakes create delightful water hazards (optional) and the views are stunning. Billingbear Park is easily reached from Wokingham, Bracknell, Binfield and the A329M. Many golfers enjoy playing both courses creating a varied, fun eighteen holes. Birchwood Park Golf Course - DartfordWelcome to Birchwood Park Golf Centre – a premier golf location in the heart of Kent. Bird Hills Golf Course - MaidenheadBird Hills is set in the heart of Berkshire's picturesque countryside, with open fairways, plenty of water hazzards and well placed bunkers, the Par 72 course is carefully designed to provide an enjoyable round of golf, for every level of golfer. The main Clubhouse has a well stocked Pro Shop (ClubGolf) and a fantastic restaurant and bar, providing you with meals and bar snacks at all times. Our 36 bay, floodlit driving range is always open for practice between 8am and 10pm each day of the week. Each and every hole at Bird Hills is one to look forward to. Bishop Auckland Golf Club - Bishop AucklandBishop Auckland Golf Club, one of the finest parkland courses in the North of England. This mature course was first established in 1894 and provides a good test of golf whatever your standard. We guarantee a warm welcome and will do whatever necessary to ensure you have an enjoyable and memorable visit. Bishop Auckland Golf Club is situated on the High Plains, an area of parkland surrounding the Bishop of Durham's Palace. The Club House overlooks the 18th green and gives extensive views across the Bishop of Durham's Palace and Parklands. Bishops Stortford Golf Club - Bishops StortfordBSGC is a traditional members' club with a warm welcome, it is situated on the eastern edge of Bishop's Stortford, with excellent access to the M11. An attractive, undulating parkland par 71 course of 6404 yards enhanced by a large variety of trees and flowering shrubs, it provides a challenging test for both average and low handicap golfers. Facilities include spacious bar areas, restaurant and conference facilities. There are also two snooker rooms and a large screen television for members' relaxation. The excellent catering facilities range from major functions to daily meals and bar snacks and there is also a well-supported calendar of social events. The professional's shop is extensively stocked and is equipped with one of the most advanced golf simulator centres in the UK and tuition is available for golfers of all abilities. Bishopswood Golf Course - TadleyCome and enjoy the wide range of facilities at Bishopswood Golf Course which are all open to the public and where you are guaranteed a warm welcome and a great game of golf at a sensible price. The only golf club in the country to be listed in the CAMRA good beer guide for 2005. A challenging 9 hole layout that was established in 1976. It is a par 72, (S.S.S. 71) 6474 yard course which will suit all categories of golfer. Tee times can be reserved up to seven days in advance, but please note that golfers must be dressed appropriately - i.e. no trainers, jeans or Tee shirts or brief shorts please. Blackmoor Golf Club - BordonSince its original design and formation by Harry Colt in 1913 Blackmoor has matured into a most beautiful heathland course which adheres to the modern tradition of the game. Located at the western end of the belt of glorious golfing country which covers the Hampshire, Berkshire and Surrey borders, the Golf Club lies in a picturesque stretch of the dark purple heather from which Blackmoor takes its name. Groves of birch and fir abound, while the fine sandy soil, firm natural turf and the heather rough virtually guarantee the quality of the golf played throughout the year. Course maintained in top condition for golf all year. In order to maintain its position as one of Hampshire's finest courses, the Club has been involved in a heavy investment programme. Blackpool North Shore Golf Club - BlackpoolBlackpool North Shore Golf Club is a private members club set in 98 acres, situated 500 yards from the North Promenade and 2 miles from the town centre of Blackpool. Blackpool is the premier English resort on the North West Coast of England. The course is a links type course with rolling fairways and good-sized greens. Its traditional and well-furnished Club House offers magnificent views of the Lake District, the Forest of Bowland, Bleasdale Fells and the Pennine Hill range. Blackwell golf club - BromsgroveThe Course measures 6260 yards with a par of 70 and an SSS of 71. Today, Blackwell is a club where golfers will find everything which is traditional to the history of the game. Indeed, the club's values are based on and dedicated to, the ideals which first inspired the game of golf - a fair but demanding test of skill and intelligence. Visitors can play by prior arrangement on any weekday. Tuesday is Ladies Day and visitors should check with the professional to see if any starting times are available. No visitors are allowed at weekends unless playing with a member. Blairbeth Golf Club - GlasgowBlairbeth is a traditional welcoming Scottish golf club situated below the escarpment of Cathkin Braes, on the southern edge of Scotland's largest city, Glasgow. From the clubhouse and many parts of the course, the golfer is presented with magnificent views extending to the east, the north and the west. On view is a panorama of the history of Glasgow through the ages, from the12th. Century Cathedral with its green copper roof, westwards to Victorian splendour of Glasgow University and the modern silver tower in the Science Park. On playing the course, golfers when looking eastwards, will see over the old industrial towns of North Lanarkshire. Blairgowrie Golf Club - BlairgowrieThe Blairgowrie Golf Club was founded as a private members club in 1889 and is situated in the heart of the magnificent Perthshire countryside. The Club features the renowned Rosemount and Lansdowne championship courses plus a very attractive 9-hole course which are set in heather lined avenues of pine and silver birch. The courses of The Blairgowrie Golf Club are virtually unique and have that wonderful charm found at very few courses where each hole is unaffected and untouched by another. The combination of Heathland and Woodland provides each hole with a peace and tranquillity completely unspoilt by preceding or following games.
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