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61. ROSAPENNA HOTEL AND GOLF RESORT ST PATRICK'S LINKS
- Location: Rosapenna, Donegal, Ireland
- Founded: 2021
- Designed by: Tom Doak
- Green fee: €200
- 23/24 ranking: New entry
Laid out on terrain occupied by two former courses, St Patrick’s is entirely reimagined. The design by one of the modern greats – Tom Doak and his team – shows just how big imagination can be. Exceptional design and vision in a captivating setting.
This is a vast rollercoaster adventure charging through deep dune valleys and soaring over more open, tumbling terrain.
- Rosapenna St Patricks review and key info
62. COUNTY LOUTH GOLF CLUB
- Location: Baltray, County Louth, Ireland
- Founded: 1892
- Designed by: Tom Simpson
- Green fee: €100-€240
- 23/24 ranking: Down 3
The wind is almost always a factor at County Louth, or Baltray, and you need to be able to shape the ball both ways to score well.
County Louth is one of the jewels within Irish links golf, a true championship venue with a confident yet understated air about it. It’s been venue for many significant events including the Irish Open.
- County Louth review and key info
63. ROYAL WEST NORFOLK GOLF CLUB
- Location: Brancaster, Norfolk, England
- Opened: 1892
- Designed by: Holcombe Ingleby
- Green fee: £125-£195
- 23/24 ranking: Down 3
Courses like this fabulous old links give the North Norfolk coast huge appeal.
Brancaster, which dates back to 1892, enjoys an unusual, unique setting on a spit of land between dunes and marsh, meaning that the height of the tide can have a bearing on how certain holes play. Splendidly different.
- Royal West Norfolk review and key info
64. GULLANE GOLF CLUB NO.1 COURSE
- Location: Gullane, East Lothian, Scotland
- Founded: 1882
- Designed by: Unknown
- Green fee: £105-£265
- 23/24 ranking: Down 3
The course begins on the very edge of the town of Gullane before forging uphill towards the high point at the 6th and 7th holes where the views down to Aberlady Bay and beyond are spellbinding.
The wind plays its part in any round here, particularly up on the plateau, it’s a great test of golf.
- Gullane No.1 review and key info
65. RYE GOLF CLUB OLD COURSE
- Location: Rye, East Sussex, England
- Opened: 1895
- Designed by: Harry Colt
- Green fee: Contact club
- 23/24 ranking: No change
A classic and historic links with fast-running, rumpled fairways. Founded in 1894 the original layout at Rye was designed by a 25-year-old Harry Colt. Even at that young age his talent for visualising and creating attractive and exciting holes was evident.
This is a characterful and timeless layout. A day at Rye presents the opportunity to enjoy golf as it was always intended to be played.
66. CRUDEN BAY GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE
- Location: Cruden Bay, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
- Opened: 1899
- Designed by: Old Tom Morris and Archie Simpson
- Green fee: £110-£220
- 23/24 ranking: Up 3
This excellent design is way more than simply a traditional links with a strong heritage. It has a quite different feel with elevation changes and dunes that throw up the most wonderful, panoramic views.
Out in the sandhills, the real world seems happily far away. This is golfing escapism at its best.
- Cruden Bay review and key info
67. MACHRIHANISH GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE
- Location: Machrihanish, Kintyre, Scotland
- Founded: 1876
- Designed by: Old Tom Morris
- Green fee: £75-£200
- 23/24 ranking: Down 3
Make the breath-taking trek to this remote corner of Argyll and you won’t be disappointed by this Old Tom Morris classic, which really is a perfect example of fitting a golf course into the natural terrain..
The front-nine links terrain ranks among the purest you’ll encounter, with the exhilarating run from the 3rd to the turn accompanied by captivating views out to the Inner Hebrides.
- Machrihanish review and key info
68. MOORTOWN GOLF CLUB
- Location: Moortown, Leeds, Yorkshire, England
- Opened: 1909
- Designed by: Alister MacKenzie
- Green fee: £65-£150
- 23/24 ranking: Down 2
A classic urban heathland course with a rich history. Moortown Golf Club was the venue for the first Ryder Cup match to be held on British soil back in 1929.
Designed by the great Dr Alister MacKenzie in 1908, large undulating greens and deep bunkers are evidence of his contribution. With heather, birch, burns and bushes to contend with, a round here requires precision and strategy.
- Moortown review and key info
69. WEST HILL GOLF CLUB
- Location: Brookwood, Surrey, England
- Opened: 1907
- Designed by: Cuthbert Butchart
- Green fee: £90-£220
- 23/24 ranking: Up 2
A brilliant journey through the pines in Surrey’s prime heathland territory. Along with its two illustrious neighbours, West Hill is home to tip-top heathland golf.
Dating back to 1907, it is largely unchanged in terms of design though greatly and consistently improved in presentation and conditioning. There are five short holes and just two par 5s, and despite the Hill in its name, the walking is easy.
- West Hill review and key info
70. BALLYLIFFIN GOLF CLUB GLASHEDY COURSE
- Location: Ballyliffin, Donegal, Ireland
- Founded: 1995
- Designed by: Pat Ruddy and Tom Craddock
- Green fee: €220
- 23/24 ranking: Down 2
One of two brilliant courses at Ballyliffin, this was designed by the great Pat Ruddy in the mid-1990s and hosted the 2018 Irish Open.
Cleverly, it manages to combine the best of traditional links with a look and feel that is somehow modern. It’s a thrill from start to finish and features punishing bunkers and fast-running fairways.
- Ballyliffin Glashedy review and key info
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