At 6,803 yards from the championship tees, Goswick offers a stern test for golfers of all levels. The fairways are tight and undulating, with punishing rough waiting to catch wayward shots.

Hankley Common started life in 1897 as a quaint 9-hole course in the Surrey hills. In 1922, a further nine holes were added to make it the challenging and enjoyable course that it is today.

Tom Simpson is the man responsible for shaping Hayling into the course it is today. The course easily stands up to the modern game, playing 6,500 yards and offering year-round playability.

This world-class golf course has earned its place as one of the best in the UK. The front nine is situated on the inland side of the clubhouse, while the back nine can be found on the coastal side.

Established in 1887, the championship course at Hollinwell Golf Club is a 6,927-yard masterpiece, designed by the legendary golf course architect Willie Park Jr.

At a testing 6,741 yards from the back tees it is perhaps little wonder that this challenging venue is favoured for some of the countries most prestigious amateur events.

The Isle of Purbeck encapsulates the meaning of ‘hidden gem’. Originally designed by Harry Colt it has since been updated by the legendary golf course designer, Martin Hawtree.

Set in the grounds of Little Aston Hall just north of Birmingham, Little Aston boasts a rich heritage dating back to 1908. Both Harry Vardon and Harry Colt can be thanked for the design of this little gem.

In 1908, the founders of Moortown approached Dr. Alister MacKenzie who at the time, was nearing the completion of the nearby Alwoodley Golf Club. The club invited MacKenzie to design one test hole, known today as ‘Gibraltar’.

Opening for play in 1904, North Hants was created to attract golfers from London by offering the feel of a traditional club, with the atmosphere of an American country club.

Known for its beautifully manicured fairways and breathtaking views of Poole Harbour and the Purbeck Hills, Parkstone combines classic charm, vibrant heather and mature pine trees.

The stunning heathland landscape of Sussex is home to Piltdown. Originally designed in 1904, the heather-lined fairways provide golfers with ample challenge during their round here.