You’ll find St. Enodoc perched on the rugged north coast of Cornwall, overlooking the Camel Estuary and stunning surrounding farmland. The club was founded in 1890 and later redesigned by James Braid in 1907.

Of all the courses in the Surrey area, St. George's Hill Golf Club is perhaps one of the most prestigious. The golf course itself is a masterpiece, designed by the renowned architect Harry Colt.

Stoneham was established in 1908 and designed by Willie Park Junior, who also famously designed the Old Course at Sunningdale. The course is built on a beautiful piece of undulating heathland which was previously an old deer park.

Many great golf courses have gained such a reputation that just a single feature on the course is iconic enough to get the avid golfer's heart racing. For Sunningdale, this is the grand English Oak, situated just outside the clubhouse.

Swinley Forest is a prestigious golf club located in Berkshire, between Sunningdale and Ascot. Whilst it is a private members’ club, a limited number of visitors are welcomed on weekdays throughout the year.

Whilst the charm of this original Harry Colt course is very much still felt throughout the round, its ongoing transformation has seen its ranking continue to rise within the top 100 courses in the U.K.

It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that this is a great golf course because it's 'one of those near London'. But The Addington is one of the finest examples of heathland golf, regardless of its location.

The Belfry has a rich golfing heritage that includes events such as The Ryder Cup and the British Masters. Although home to three 18-hole courses, it is The Brabazon that has supplied the stage for these great tournaments.

The Berkshire Golf Club is a defining example of heathland golf. The club is located in the charming town of Ascot in the Royal County of Berkshire and has been a favourite destination for golfers since its founding in 1928.

With its panoramic vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, immaculately manicured fairways and a history steeped in tradition, Trevose has carved a niche as a premier destination for golf enthusiasts in the South West of England.

Golf began at Wallasey in 1891. With views over Liverpool Bay, the Irish Sea and even the distant Welsh Mountains, this is a magical setting for a round of golf.

Designed by renowned golf course architect Herbert Fowler, the Old Course showcases the beauty of the heathland landscape and has consistently appeared in the World’s Top 100 ranked courses.