Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by Herbert Fowler

Cruden Bay (Championship)

3^rd 11^th 25^th 70^th

Cruden Bay is an inspirational golf course, regarded by some as quirky and considered by others as a masterpiece. Either way, this is a thrilling place to play golf because the designers used the original lie of the land to fantastic effect.

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Cruden Bay (St Olaf)

19^th

In the mid-1920s, when Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler redeveloped the Championship layout at Cruden Bay Golf Club, they also fashioned the inner 9-hole “ladies course” which became known as the St Olaf.

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Delamere Forest

2^nd 40^th 93^rd

Delamere Forest Golf Club is a delightful Herbert Fowler designed course. Fowler made full use of the natural, undulating heathland.

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East Devon

4^th 72^nd

East Devon Golf Club is absolutely enchanting, the course is laid out on high ground, 400 feet above the sea, close to the clifftops, where one can drink in the most spectacular views in golf.

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Eastward Ho!

5^th 56^th 64^th

Herbert Fowler, the esteemed English golf course architect – best known for his work at Walton Heath and The Berkshire – was the man responsible for creating this classic at Eastward Ho! Country Club...

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Halifax

20^th

If you’re looking for something completely different, Halifax Golf Club, known locally as Ogden, is a rather extreme Alister MacKenzie and James Braid design that's laid out over rugged and very hilly moorland a couple of miles north of the minster town.

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Hallamshire

8^th

The course at Hallamshire Golf Club was once part of the Duke of Norfolk’s estate and it was laid out in 1897 when 100 acres of land was leased for golfing purposes.

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Huddersfield

9^th

With Fixby Hall as the magnificent clubhouse, it's no surprise that Huddersfield is one of Yorkshire's finest and most respected golf clubs.

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Lindrick

4^th 59^th

Lindrick Golf Club is remembered passionately because it was here in 1957 that Great Britain beat the USA to win the Ryder Cup.

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Los Angeles (North)

3^rd 14^th 14^th 25^th

The location for the Los Angeles Country Club makes it possibly one of the most valuable pieces of real estate in the world. It’s therefore fitting therefore that North course does full justice to the land...

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Herbert Fowler Leaderboard

Rank	Name	Courses Played
1	Brian Ward	25
2	Steven Hulse	24
3	Ed Battye	23
4	Tim Elliott	21
5	Andy Newmarch	19
=	Keith Baxter	19
=	Malcolm Baker	19
8	James Pinkstone	17
=	Michael	17
=	Kimi Hoshiyama	17