Where I've Played - Top Stay and Play
The K Club
The K Club is one of Ireland’s top golf and spa resorts, tucked away in the Kildare countryside yet just on Dublin’s doorstep, firmly anchored in old-school Irish hospitality.
Barnham Broom Golf Club
Barnham Broom Golf Club, Norfolk is a 36 hole course with the 18 hole, par 72 Valley Course and 18 hole, par 71 Hill Course. A resort, parkland golf course designed by Frank Pennink in 1985.
Carnoustie Golf LInks
Carnoustie Golf Links, is a 54 hole Club made up of the The Buddon, The Burnside & The Championship courses. A public, links golf course established in 1842
Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club
Celtic Manor Resort Golf Club, Gwent is a 45 hole club; The Twenty Ten Course par 71 (7493 yard), The Roman Road par 70 (6481 yard) & The Montgomerie par 69, (6371 yard). A resort, parkland course.
Close House
Close House Golf Club, Northumberland is a 36 hole club with the 18 hole, par 70 Filly course and 18 hole, par 71 Colt Course. A private, parkland golf club designed by Scott Macpherson in 1964.
Druids Glen Resort
Druids Glen Resort, Wicklow is an 18 hole, par 71 (6560 yard), resort, parkland golf course designed by Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock.
East Sussex National Golf Club
East Sussex National Golf Club, East Sussex is a 36 hole course with the 18 hole (7138 yard) East course and (7154 yard) West Course. A private, parkland golf course designed by Robert E Cupp
Potters Five Lakes Resort
Five Lakes Resort, Essex is a 18 hole par 72 (6767 yard) Lakes Course (Neil Coles). A resort, parkland golf course
Gleneagles Golf Club
Gleneagles Golf Club, Central Scotland is a 63 hole club with the PGA National, Kings, Queens and PGA Centenary Courses. A resort parkland golf course established in 1919.
Mannings Heath Golf Club
Mannings Heath, West Sussex is a 27 hole club with the 18 hole, par 72 Waterfall Course, est. in 1905 & the 9 hole, par 36 Kingfisher Course est. in 1996. A parkland course D Williams & H Colt.
Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club
Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club offers a luxury four-star hotel and is home to one of Scotland's top parkland golf courses and has hosted the Scottish Seniors Open & Solheim Cup in previous years.
Old Thorns Golf Club
Old Thorns Golf Club, Hampshire is an 18 hole, par 72 (6581 yard), resort, parkland golf course designed by Pete Alliss & Dave Thomas.
Portmarnock Resort & Jameson Golf Links
Portmarnock Resort & Jameson Golf Links was remodelled and redesigned in 2023.
Prince\'s Golf Club
Prince's Golf Club, Kent is a 27 hole unique links coursewith 3 loops of 9 holes (Dunes, Himalayas & Shore Courses). Visiting golfers welcome 7 days a week Established in 1906.
Royal Porthcawl Golf Club
Royal Porthcawl Golf Club, Mid Glamorgan is an 18 hole, par 72 (7065 yard), private, links golf course.
Selsdon Park Golf Club
Selsdon Park Golf Club, Surrey is an 18 hole, par 72 (6368 yard), public, parkland golf course designed by J. H. Taylor in 1929.
St Mellion International Resort
St Mellion Golf Club, Cornwall is a 36 hole resort; Signature Course, 18 hole, par 72 (6593 yard); Kernow Course, 18 hole, par 70 (5297 yard) resort, parkland golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus.
Stoke by Nayland Golf Club
Stoke by Nayland Golf Club, Essex has 36 holes. An 18 hole, par 72 (6544 yard) Constable course and 18 hole, par 71 (6345 yard) Gainsborough Course. A private, parkland golf course established in 1972
The Belfry Golf Club
The Belfry, North Warks is a 54 hole club with the par 72 (7235 yard) Brabazon, par 72 (7053 yard) PGA & par 70 (6099 yard) Derby. A resort parkland golf course designed by Dave Thomas & Peter Alliss
Turnberry Resort - A Luxury Collection Resort
Turnberry Resort, Ayrshire is a 36 hole club with the 18 hole par 70 Ailsa Course, designed by Philip Mackenzie Ross & the par 72, Kintyre Course, designed by Donald Steel. A links, resort golf course
Thorpeness Golf Club & Hotel
Thorpeness Golf Club, Suffolk is a top 100 championship 18 hole, par 70 (6510 yard). Designed by James Braid in 1922 it is one of the best examples of coastal heathland golf courses.
