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Somerset

Described by the ancient Britons as the Land of the Summer People, Somerset is a popular West Country county, with cider making at its heart.

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  1. Burnham & Berrow Golf Club has played host to many important amateur championships over the years and the course is regularly used for Open Championship qualification.

  2. Bath Golf Club

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Set out on a former stone quarry that operated on high ground overlooking the town, Bath Golf Club is blessed with free-draining soil...

  3. Weston-Super-Mare Golf Club

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Weston-Super-Mare Golf Club is a seaside course, lying to the south of Weston-Super-Mare Bay, with wonderful views across the Bristol Channel...

  4. Mendip

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Close to historic city of Bath, you will find the village of Gurney Slade and the Mendip Golf Club. The highest point of the course is some 1,000 feet above sea level where the views are far reaching.

  5. Enmore Park

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Set on the edge of the Quantock Hills, Enmore Park Golf Club is a 1972 Fred W. Hawtree design that offers a challenging test of golf to players of all levels.

  6. Clevedon

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Golf has been played on these fairways since 1898 but the Clevedon Golf Club was founded in 1891. Views of the Bristol Channel are arresting from the signature 16th tee, which is set 200 feet above the fairway.

  7. Orchardleigh

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    The country estate of Orchardleigh is the setting for the golf club and an 18-hole golf course that was designed in the mid 1990s by Brian Huggett in conjunction with Peter McEvoy.

  8. Minehead & West Somerset

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Minehead and West Somerset Golf Club is the oldest course in Somerset still playing along its original fairways. Today it’s still a challenging layout for golfers of all levels just as it was when it was founded back in 1882.

  9. Taunton & Pickeridge

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Founded in 1892, the first nine holes at Taunton & Pickeridge Golf Club were laid out by Herbert Fowler across ground formerly used for lime mining and sheep grazing – Fowler was one of the club's founding members.

  10. Oake Manor

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Oake Manor Golf Club is set in lovely Somerset countryside and the course is genuinely memorable. The 15th, called Waterfall, is perhaps the club’s signature hole which is a cracking risk-and-reward par five to a green surrounded by water.

  11. Saltford

    Somerset, United Kingdom

    Saltford Golf Club celebrated its centenary in 2004 and there’s been many changes made to its course down the years, particularly during the 1990s.

  12. Designed by Terry Murray, the 27-hole golf complex at Mendip Spring Golf & Country Club lies in Wrington Vale, with views towards the Mendip Hills in one direction and to the Brecon Beacons in the other.

  13. Burnham & Berrow was founded in 1890 and a number of top architects have had a hand in refining the initial 18-hole course that was originally laid out by Charles Gibson.

  14. Farrington Park (Duchy)

    Somerset, England

    Set out in countryside that was once Duchy of Cornwall land, the 27-hole golf complex at Farrington Park opened for play in the mid-1990s. The 18-hole Duchy course encloses the 9-hole par three Manor layout and there’s also a 12-bay driving range and 300-yard practice ground within the 160-acre property.