The Augusta of Europe Enjoy the tranquility of the mystical Druids Glen, with manicured tree-lined fairways, historical landmarks, spectacular water features and vibrant floral displays. Known as “The Augusta of Europe” this famous course designed by Pat Ruddy & Tom Craddock, opened in 1995. Just a year after opening, Druids Glen hosted the Irish Open [...]
The perfect place to play your golf. Newbury & Crookham Golf Club provides the perfect venue for your golf. Whether you would like to be a member or simply wish to arrange a great golfing day out, we have a superb golf course presented in first class condition, and a welcome to match the standard of the [...]
Chipping Norton Golf Club extends a warm welcome to Societies and Day Visitors Founded in 1890 our archetypal English Parkland Course is situated at the ‘Gateway to the Cotswolds’ and provides a constant challenge for golfers of all abilities. Chosen as one of the Top 3 Courses in Oxfordshire by National Club Golfer Magazine, the [...]
Founded in 1906, Elgin Golf Club is a testing heathland course measuring 6449 yards, with par of 69, and a standard scratch of 71, fully justifying its claim to be one of the finest inland courses in the northern part of Scotland. The course, a test to low and high handicap players alike, is kept [...]
LEVEN LINKS; OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING COURSE NEAR ST. ANDREWS. Whilst golf has been played at Leven since 1820, the game dates back to 1846 on parts of these links with the current configuration coming into being in 1909. The history of Leven Links is, suffice to say, long and complex but what is most important [...]
Those of us who are fortunate enough to play Ladybank on a regular basis are fulsome in our praise of the course and its surroundings. On a fine summer’s day there is no finer place on earth – there is no doubt in our minds that this is a course of outstanding quality and rare [...]
The Lundin Golf Club was founded in May 1868 in which year the Leven Clubs had extended their links from the Mile Dyke eastwards towards Lundin Links, the extended course occupied the narrow strip of land between the railway line and the Firth of Forth. The shared links, with Leven and Lundin golfers starting from [...]
Several gentlemen in and about the town of Craill, who were fond of the diversion of Golf, agreed to form themselves into a Society to be known by the name of The Craill Golfing Society’ So runs the inscription on the title page of the Society’s first Minute Book of the seventh oldest golf club [...]
