If there is a need for another seaside Open Championship venue, then the East course at Saunton Golf Club might be a worthy candidate.
Many people say that there is nothing better than a day’s golf amongst the forest, heather and springy turf of the Berkshire Golf Club.
Hillside Golf Club is an underrated gem, separated only by a footpath, but hiding in the shadow of its noble next-door neighbour, Royal Birkdale.
Rye Golf Club was founded in 1894 and was the inaugural design of 25-year-old Harry Colt. With a measly par of 68, and a layout that measures over 6,300 yards, Rye has to be one of the toughest courses in Britain.
Queenwood Golf Club, in a similar mould to Loch Lomond and the Wisley, is reserved for its small but perfectly formed membership and their very lucky friends.
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.
There is absolutely no doubt that Woking Golf Club is located in an idyllic spot and the unusual pavilion clubhouse only adds to the charisma.
Hunstanton Golf Club is a connoisseur’s golf course, jammed full of memorable quality golf holes.
There is an overwhelming feeling of spaciousness at Hankley Common, so much so that it seems plausible that a second or third course could be intertwined between the existing 18 holes.
Broadstone Golf Club is laid out on glorious rolling terrain. The elevated homeward nine provides panoramic views of the Purbeck Hills and Poole Harbour.
Rank | Name | Courses Played |
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1 | Brian Ward |
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2 | Ed Battye |
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3 | Keith Baxter |
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= | James Pinkstone |
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5 | Andrew Cooke |
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= | Tim Elliott |
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7 | Andy Newmarch |
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8 | Luca Giangolini |
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9 | Carl Tushingham |
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10 | Sam Pitt |
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