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Devon

Devon is the only county in England to have two separate coastlines. To the north there’s the largest sand dune system in England, numerous sandy surfing beaches and the highest and most rugged coastline in southern England where Exmoor tumbles down to the sea. The south coast is equally diverse with pebble and sandy beaches and red sandstone cliffs that are now part of England’s first natural World Heritage Site, known as The Jurassic Coast. Throw Dartmoor into the equation with a few Devon cream teas and you have a heavenly golfing destination.

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  1. If there is a need for another seaside Open Championship venue, then the East course at Saunton Golf Club might be a worthy candidate.

  2. The West is the second course at Saunton Golf Club and was originally laid out in the mid-1930s. It’s shorter than its older sister but, nonetheless, the West represents a challenge.

  3. Royal North Devon Golf Club

    Devon, United Kingdom

    Royal North Devon Golf Club, or should we say Westward Ho! This nostalgic and monumental links course fits firmly into the “must-play” category.

  4. East Devon Golf Club

    Devon, United Kingdom

    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.

  5. Yelverton

    Devon, United Kingdom

    Herbert Fowler used old mine workings in his design at Yelverton Golf Club. This is one of Devon’s best moorland golf courses with expansive views across Dartmoor and Cornwall.

  6. Teignmouth

    Devon, United Kingdom

    Dr Alister MacKenzie laid out the course at Teignmouth Golf Club in the early 1920s and the greens bare his classical hallmark.

  7. Bovey Castle Golf Course

    Devon, United Kingdom

    Bovey Castle golf course is set magically in the beautiful Dartmoor National Park. It's an English treasure originally laid out by J.F. Abercromby.

  8. Dartmouth (Championship)

    Devon, United Kingdom

    Undoubtedly the Dartmouth Golf & Country Club's Championship course is tough, but also there is a great deal of excitement to be had here, even for the average golfer.

  9. Thurlestone Golf Club

    Devon, United Kingdom

    Founded in 1897 and fashioned by Harry Colt, Thurlstone Golf Club is a glorious cliff top cum downland course with stunning coastal views.

  10. Woodbury Park (Oaks)

    Devon, United Kingdom

    Configured in two returning loops of nine with holes 1 to 9 encircling the inward half, the Oaks at Woodbury Park Golf & Country Club is a testing, if somewhat hilly, parkland course...