England

Top 100 Golf Courses - England

Fulford

91^st

Fulford Golf Club will always be remembered for the tree-climbing exploits of Bernhard Langer in the 1981 Benson & Hedges International.

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Royal Wimbledon

92^nd

Royal Wimbledon Golf Club is a jewel in the heart of London. A delightful peaceful course with fairways lined with mature oak, chestnut and silver birch trees, with a little gorse thrown in for good measure.

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Wentworth (Edinburgh)

93^rd

Arguably the Wentworth Club is the best 54-hole inland golfing destination in the whole of Britain and the Edinburgh course is an unsung gem.

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Huntercombe

94^th

Huntercombe Golf Club is just far enough removed from London to have effectively become an historical footnote in golf architecture.

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Thorndon Park

95^th

Many of the holes at Thorndon Park Golf Club are surrounded by mature oaks, some of which are more than 500 years old.

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Hadley Wood

96^th

Hadley Wood Golf Club plays across majestic, undulating parkland. This challenging Open Qualifying Course was designed by the great Alister MacKenzie in 1922.

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Fairhaven

97^th

Fairhaven Golf Club is a tough inland links course, formerly used as an Open Championship Qualifier when the Open was held at Royal Lytham & St Annes.

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Moor Park (High)

98^th

Moor Park Golf Club oozes quality. The High is a classy golf course and a warm welcome awaits in the spectacular clubhouse mansion.

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Royal Worlington & Newmarket

99^th

Royal Worlington & Newmarket Golf Club is a classic, sometimes referred to as Mildenhall and it’s the home of golf for undergraduates at Cambridge University.

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Sandiway

100^th

Sandiway Golf Club holds your interest right from the off with the opening seven holes having a different par to the last.

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