Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by Martin Hawtree
Pine Cliffs
28th
The pretty 9-hole Pine Cliffs hotel course opened in 1991 and it’s one of Portugal’s most original golfing layouts, with fairways routed through a delightful pine forest that sits on cliff tops along the Algarve coastline.
Ramsdale Park (Seely)
Gem
The course at Ramsdale Park Golf Centre was designed by Martin Hawtree and Simon Gidman in 1992 and is one of the best pay-and-play facilities in central England.
Rockliffe Hall
2nd
Opened in 2009, the multi-million pound golf course at Rockliffe Hall is one of Europe’s longest tracks, measuring a whopping 7,879 yards from the tiger tees.
Royal Dublin
4th
27th
Royal Dublin Golf Club is located on Bull Island, in Dublin Bay. The island was formed following the building of a sea wall in the early 1800s. The result is a perfect sandy island, superb terrain for a golf course...
Royal Ostend
7th
Belgium’s only links course – Royal Ostend – was founded in 1903 and it’s a technically challenging test of golf amongst the coastal dunes.
Royal Waterloo (La Marache)
6th
The golf course La Marache at the Royal Waterloo Golf Club is one of Fred Hawtree's finest designs, which his son redeveloped in 2007.
Rudding Park (Hawtree)
Gem
Rudding Park's Hawtree course was designed by the renowned golf architect Martin Hawtree and provides a stern test to handicap.
Salisbury and South Wilts (Cathedral)
6th
Salisbury and South Wilts Golf Club dates back to 1888 and the club has expanded to today's 27-hole facility. Simon Gidman designed the main Cathedral course in 1991 and it affords panoramic views over the medieval City of Salisbury.
Simon's (A & B)
10th
Designed by English architect Martin Hawtree and opened for play in 1993 by Ian Woosnam, Simon’s hosted the first European Tour event in Denmark, the Nordic Open, won by Ian Poulter.
Tarandowah
67th
Designed by Martin Hawtree, the highly rated public access course at Tarandowah Golfers Club is proud to promote “the adventure of pure golf”.