England
is
famous
both
for
its
inspiring
linksland
and
for
the
remarkable
"heathland"
courses
so
unique
to
golf
in
this
country.
The
English
golf
landscape
includes
such
famous
British
Open
venues
that
are
finest
golf
courses
in
the
world,
Courses
of
high
renown
include
the
likes
of Royal
Porthcawl, Sunningdale,
Wentworth,
The
Belfry,
Royal
Lytham,
Royal
Birkdale,
Ganton
and
Royal
St.
Georges to
name
but
a
few
but
there
are
countless
lesser-known
courses
that
are
equally
worth
playing
Wentworth
Golf
Club,
Surrey,
England
-
(6,429
yards,
par
70)
Wentworth,
a
Club
famous
for
its
Championship
golf
and 3
outstanding
courses.
surrounded
by
ancient
woodland
of
pine,
oak
and
birch.
Each
has
its
own
charms,
its
own
distinct
identity
and,
as
such,
presents
its
own
unique
challenge.
The
East
and
the
West
were
designed
by
famed
golf
course
architect
Harry
Colt;
the
West
was recently
modernised
by
three-time
major
champion
and
Wentworth
Club
touring
professional
Ernie
Els.
Walton
Heath
Chester
Golf
Course,
England
-
(7019
yards,
par
72)
Truly
one
of
the
best
tests
of
inland
golf
anywhere,
Walton
heath
also
has
the
unique
distinction
of
being
the
only
club
in
England
to
have
had
a
reigning
monarch
as
captain,
when
the
then
Prince
of
Wales
became
King
Edward
V111
during
his captaincy
in
1935/36.
Situated
only
20
miles
south
of
London,
within
10
minutes
of
the
M25,
and
close
to
both
Heathrow
and
Gatwick
International
Airports,
it
is
ideally
situated,
yet
the
club
nestles
in
the
heart
of
open
peaceful
countryside.
Stockwood
Park
Golf
Centre,
Bedfordshire,
England
–
(Holes
18
,
Yardage
6049,
Par
69)
Charles
Lawrie
is
the
brains
behind
the
design
of
the
marvellous
parkland
course
at
Stockwood
Park
Golf
Club.
It
opened
for
the
first
time
in
1973,
and
so
just
recently
celebrated
its
thirtieth
birthday.
It
has
developed
brilliantly
in
that
time
and
is one
of
the
finest
courses
in
the
region,
a
fact
its
considerable
membership
will
no
doubt
testify
to
and
confirm.
The
Club
is
set
in
the
heart
of
the
Oxfordshire
Countryside
in
the
Chiltern
Hills,
an
area
of
outstanding
natural
beauty,
and
offers
panoramic
views
across
the
Thames
Valley.
The
interior
of
the
Club
has
a
relaxing
atmosphere
with
the
Pulse
Café
offering
everything
from
sandwiches
to
three
course
meals.
Sunningdale
Golf
Club
was
founded
on
12th
March
1900.
It
ranks
as
one
of
the
premier
clubs
of
England...
There
are
few
more
exhilarating
sights
than
the
view
from
the
high
10th
tee
across
an
inviting
valley,
with
the
fairway
rising
to
the
wooded horizon.
Old
Course
:
(Holes
18,
Yardage
6,586
,
Par
72)
Sunningdale’s Old Course,
was
opened
in
1901.
It
is
pure
enchantment
that
characterises
Sunningdale
Old.
Virtually
every
hole
is
played
in
splendid
and
beautiful
isolation,
and
in
harmony
with
nature.
New
Course
:
(Holes
18,
Yardage
6,676
,
Par
70)
Designed
by
A.W.
Tillinghast,
the
Sunningdale new golf
course
opened
in
1918.
Raymond
Corcoran
manages
the
course
as
the
General
Manager.
Red
Course
:
(Yardage
6,369
,
Par
72)
Blue
Course:
(Yardage
6,260
,
Par
71)
Berkshire
has
one
of
the
oldest
courses
in
the
region,
with
a
nine-hole
course
openeing
for
play
in
1902
before
eventually
expanding
to
18
holes.
The
course
design
is
attributed
to
Willie
Park,
Jr.
The
course
is
built
on
a
small
property,
with
predominantly straight
holes
and
few
doglegs.
Blue
Mountain
Golf
Centre,
Bracknell,
England
-
(Holes
18,
Yardage
6,097
,
Par
70)
Owned
and
operated
by
top
US
company
American
Golf,
Blue
Mountain
Golf
Centre
is
widely
regarded
as
one
of
the
top
golfing
'resorts'
in
the
Berkshire
area.
Blue
Mountain
is
attempting
to
'change
the
face'
of
pay
and
play
golf
complexes
by,
instead,
giving
golfers
real
value
for
their
money.
The
hardest
hole
on
the
course
is
the
15th
with
its
roller
coaster
fairway,
consisting
of
two
valleys
with
an
uphill carry
to
the
raised
green.
Reading
Golf
Club,
England
-
(Holes
18,
Yardage
3,083,
Par
35)
Designed
by
Alexander
Findlay,
the
Reading
golf
course
opened
in
1923.The
course
at
Reading
Golf
Club
is
a
great
test
for
golfers
of
all
levels,
making
splendid
use
of
the
undulating
wooded
terrain
of
the
Chiltern
Hills.
Societies
and
companies
alway
welcome.
The
18-hole
"Reading"
course
at
the
Reading
Country
Club
facility
in
Reading,
Pennsylvania
features
6,118
yards
of
golf
from
the
longest
tees
for
a
par
of
70.
Calcot
Park
Golf
Club,
England
-
(Holes
18,
yards
3,114,
par
35)
Situated
on
the
outskirts
of
Reading
in
Royal
Berkshire,
Calcot
Park
is
renowned
for
being
a
fair
and
exacting
test
of
golf
set
in
a
tranquil
environment.
The
quality
of
this
Harry
Colt-designed
course
and
the
accessibility
of
its
location
have
resulted
in
the
staging
of
many amateur
and
professional
tournaments,
with
competitors
always
fulsome
in
their
praise
of
the
layout
and
off-course
facilities.
Private.
Goring
and
Streatley
Golf
Club
,
Berkshire,
England
-
(
18
holes,
6,355
yards,
par
71)
Goring
&
Streatley
Golf
Club
has
established
itself
in
the
hearts
of
members
&
visitors
alike,
as
a
mirror
of
the
traditional
and
evolutionary
trends
in
the
game.
The
course
has
magnificent
views
of
the
Ridgeway
&
the
River
Thames
winding
like
a
silver
ribbon
on
its
way
from
Oxford
to
Reading
and
is
situated
in
an
area
of
outstanding
natural
beauty,
which
almost
consoles
the
ravages
of
a
bad
round
of
golf!
Weston
Turville
Golf
Club,
Buckinghamshire,
England
-
(18
holes,
6,008
yards,
par
69)
Weston
Turville
Golf
Course
was
established
in
1973.
One
of
the
great
attributes
of
the
course
is
that
is
that
while
it
provides
an
enjoyable
golfing
challenge,
it
is
beautifully
positioned
at
the
foot
of
the
Chiltern
Hills
providing
absolutely
delightful
scenery
but
not
difficult
walking terrain.
Among
the
many
interesting
holes
is
the
15th.
It
is
a
90-degree
dogleg
to
the
left
with
a
green
guarded
by
bunkers
and
water.
Even
with
a
good
drive
the
approach
shot
demands
accuracy
to
give
any
real
chance
of
par.
Founded
in
1989,
Aylesbury
Vale
course
opened
for
play
in
1991
and
has
seen
extensive
improvements
in
the
last
few
years.
A
natural
brook
runs
through
the
course,
widening
at
four
points
to
create
interesting
water
hazards
on
a
number
of
holes.
Nestled
in
rolling
countryside
between
the
villages
of
Stewkley
and
Wing,
this
18-hole
par
72
course
is
one
of
the
most
challenging
in
the
area.
Club
to
Lyshott
Heath
Golf
Club,
Millbrook,
England
-
(18
Holes,
7,021
yards,
Par
73
)
This
is
a
long
parkland
course,
on
rolling
countryside
high
above
the
Bedfordshire
plains.
Course
laid
on
well-drained
sandy
soil
with
many
fairways
lined
with
silver
birch,
pine
and
larch
trees.
Private
club
in
well
wooded
parkland
above
Bedfordshire
plains.
Pavenham
Park
Golf
Club,
Pavenham,
England
-
(18
Holes,
6,369
yards,
Par
72
)
Pavenham
Park
Golf
Club
is
located
three
miles
north
of
Bedford
and
was
opened
in
1994.
The
course
is
established
as
one
of
the
best
in
the
area
with
its
traditional,
undulating
parkland
layout.
This
challenging
par
72,
18-hole
golf
course
measures
6,467
yards off
the
Tiger
Tees
and
sits
in
the
middle
of
the
Bedfordshire
countryside,
providing
spectacular
views
of
the
surrounding
villages
and
woodlands.
The
water
features
are
well
positioned
to
offer
a
significant
challenge
from
both
the
tees
and
fairways;
there
are
a
huge
number
of
bunkers
ready
to
steal
any
stray,
inaccurate
shot;
and
the
greens
are
heavily
contoured
and
undulating
making
putting
even
more
of
a challenge
than
usual.
Chiltern
Forest
Golf
Club,Buckinghamshire,
England
-
(18
Holes,
5,990
yards,
Par
71
)
Golf
has
been
played
on
this
site
since
1894.
Originally,
it
was
a
6
hole
course
developed
by
the
Rothschild
family.There
is
now
a
challenging
and
beautiful
18
hole
course
together
with
a
modern
clubhouse.
The
course
is
set
in
the
Chiltern
Hills
with
almost
every
hole
cut
through
the
forest.
As
such
it
is
extremely
tight
and
anything
off
the
fairway
is
likely
to
end
up
amongst
the
numerous
beech,
yew
and
pine
trees.
Hazlemere
Golf
Club,
Buckinghamshire,
England
-
(18
Holes,
5,873
yards,
Par
70
)
The
course
was
opened
in
1982
and
was
purchased
by
its
Members
in
2000.
Set
in
the
Chiltern
Hills
in
South
Buckinghamshire
and
designated
an
Area
of
Outstanding
Natural
Beauty
this
undulating
parkland
18
hole,
par
70
golf
course
offers
a
great
challenge
to golfers
of
all
abilities.
A
feature
of
the
Course
is
the
number
of
holes
protected
by
mature
trees
or
water,
making
the
correct
shot
selection
essential.
Thorney
Park
Golf
Course,Buckinghamshire,
England
-
(Holes
18,
Yardage
2,834,
Par
34)
Thorney
Park
is
a
challenging
18-hole
parkland
course
with
water
features
on
numerous
holes.
The
courses
fully
automated
irrigation
and
extensive
drainage
systems
ensure
you
lush
fairways
throughout
the
year
even
in
the
driest
weather!
The
course
also
boasts
full
specification
USGA
Greens,
which
means
they
both
drain
and
roll
incredibly
well
throughout
the
year,
the
USGA
drainage
system
also
ensures
no
temporary
greens
or
tees
in
the
winter
months.
It
commands
the
respect
of
both
beginner
and
expert golfers
with
a
variety
of
different
challenges
as
you
approach
every
hole.
Wycombe
Heights
Golf
Centre,
England
-
(Holes
18,
Yardage
6,253,
Par
70)
Wycombe
Heights
golf
club
is
an
excellent
hill-side
course
for
the
mid-handicapper.
The
course
is
not
particularly
long,
but
requires
accuracy
off
the
tee.
Many
of
the
fairways
and
greens
have
a
slope
or
camber
-
sometimes
quite
pronounced
-
and
starting
the
ball up
the
"right
side"
is
often
critical
to
playing
the
hole
in
par.
This
course
is
on
the
edge
of
the
Chilterns
so
as
you
can
imagine
it
is
anything
but
flat.
Some
of
the
holes
offer
some
great
views
but
walking
the
course
can
get
a
little
tiring
for
some.
The
greens
were
in
good
condition
and the
ball
ran
well
on
them,
the
same
could
be
said
about
the
fairway's
some
of
our
drives
just
did
not
want
to
stop.
The
wind
is
definitely
a
factor
on
this
course,
with
it
behind
you
on
the
18th
you
could
quite
easily over
shoot
the
green
in
one!
Harewood
Downs
Golf
Club,
Chalfont
,
England
-
(
18
Holes,
5,448
yards,
par
69)
The
course,
built
in
the
early
1900s,
lies
on
chalk
downlands
and
winds
through
undulating
parkland.
It
features
some
of
the
finest
holes
in
Buckinghamshire
and
is
a
tricky
yet
fair
test
of
golf
which
both
low
and
high
handicap
golfers
will
find
challenging
and
memorable.
Harewood
Downs
is
a
traditional
members'
Golf
Club
which
extends
a
warm
welcome
to
all
visitors,
societies
or
those
just
starting
the
game.
New
members
particularly
benefit
from
the
roll-up
culture
of
the
Club.
England
is
famous
both
for
its
inspiring
linksland
and
for
the
remarkable
"heathland"
courses
so
unique
to
golf
in
this
country. 
Wentworth,
a
Club
famous
for
its
Championship
golf
and 3
outstanding
courses.
surrounded
by
ancient
woodland
of
pine,
oak
and
birch.
Each
has
its
own
charms,
its
own
distinct
identity
and,
as
such,
presents
its
own
unique
challenge.
The
East
and
the
West
were
designed
by
famed
golf
course
architect
Harry
Colt;
the
West
was recently
modernised
by
three-time
major
champion
and
Wentworth
Club
touring
professional
Ernie
Els. 
Truly
one
of
the
best
tests
of
inland
golf
anywhere,
Walton
heath
also
has
the
unique
distinction
of
being
the
only
club
in
England
to
have
had
a
reigning
monarch
as
captain,
when
the
then
Prince
of
Wales
became
King
Edward
V111
during
his captaincy
in
1935/36.
Mapledurham
Club,
Berkshire
,
England
-
(Holes
18
,
Yardage
5,653)
Old
Course
:
(Holes
18,
Yardage
6,586
,
Par
72)
Blue
Mountain
Golf
Centre,
Bracknell,
England
-
(Holes
18,
Yardage
6,097
,
Par
70)
Calcot
Park
Golf
Club,
England
-
(Holes
18,
yards
3,114,
par
35)
Goring
and
Streatley
Golf
Club
,
Berkshire,
England
-
(
18
holes,
6,355
yards,
par
71)
Weston
Turville
Golf
Club,
Buckinghamshire,
England
-
(18
holes,
6,008
yards,
par
69)
Club
to
Lyshott
Heath
Golf
Club,
Millbrook,
England
-
(18
Holes,
7,021
yards,
Par
73
)
Chiltern
Forest
Golf
Club,Buckinghamshire,
England
-
(18
Holes,
5,990
yards,
Par
71
)
Thorney
Park
is
a
challenging
18-hole
parkland
course
with
water
features
on
numerous
holes.
The
courses
fully
automated
irrigation
and
extensive
drainage
systems
ensure
you
lush
fairways
throughout
the
year
even
in
the
driest
weather! 
Harewood
Downs
Golf
Club,
Chalfont
,
England
-
(
18
Holes,
5,448
yards,
par
69)