Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by Frank Pennink

Enville (The Lodge)

6^th

Nine holes were added to the 27-hole complex at Enville Golf Club in 1983 to form the Lodge course and this part heathland, part woodland layout is blessed with two wonderfully contrasting nines that combine to form a fine test of golf.

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Föhr (Rot & Gelb)

3^rd 3^rd 34^th

Surprisingly, for 27 holes on a site with little room to spare, the routing at Föhr Golf Club is not only perfectly walkable, but also quite interesting.

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Frilford Heath (Green)

4^th

The Green is the shortest of the three courses at Frilford Heath Golf Club but for what the course lacks in length it makes up for with sheer charm.

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Geijsteren

22^nd

Founded in 1974, Geijsteren Golf and Country Club started out with a nine-hole course, designed by Donald Steel and Frank Pennink, which was expanded to 18 holes in the 1980s.

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Gelpenberg

23^rd

Set next to the village of Aalden, the course at Drentse Golfclub De Gelpenberg is an early 1970s production from Frank Pennink and Donald Steel which features a wooded front nine and a more open back nine on former farmland.

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Gut Kaden (B & C)

19^th 99^th

Set in extensive grounds, with an old manor house as a grand clubhouse, the three nines at Gut Kaden are named – in somewhat uninspiring fashion – A, B and C.

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Halmstad (Södra)

21^st 30^th

When you visit Halmstad Golf Club at Tylösand, make sure you include time to enjoy both courses. The Södra (South) is just as much fun to play and is as well maintained as the more famous North course.

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Heswall

10^th

Formed on the Wirral in 1902, Heswall Golf Club overlooks the Dee Estuary and the Welsh hills. Jack Morris (nephew of Old Tom) laid out the course and a number of designers have altered the layout down the years.

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Hoge Kleij

11^th

The Hoge Kleij golf course opened for play in 1985 and during its construction, a number of Bronze Age and Iron Age items were found on site...

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Is Molas (Championship)

3^rd 29^th

Host to the Italian Open on four occasions, Is Molas completes the triangle of top-notch golf courses on the delicious Italian island of Sardinia.

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Frank Pennink Leaderboard

Rank	Name	Courses Played
1	Brian Ward	22
2	Andy Newmarch	13
3	Jorn Greve	12
=	Jim McCann	12
=	stuart mcclymont	12
6	Steve Critchell	11
=	John Cox	11
=	Keith Baxter	11
=	Steven Hulse	11
=	David Davis	11