Heathland and links combine on the Suffolk coast at Aldeburgh. A course of great character, where gorse and sea air shape every hole and the club has barely changed in a century.
The finest links in East Anglia and one of England's top twenty courses. Hunstanton plays along the edge of The Wash — the sea is always present, the wind always the deciding factor.
One of England's oldest golf clubs, clinging to the clifftops above Cromer. The sea views are extraordinary, the wind is constant, and the course demands everything you have.
Tidal creeks, salt marshes, and the North Sea. Brancaster is a links unlike any other — at high tide the course is virtually an island. Membership here is one of golf's most coveted.
Nine holes. Bernard Darwin called it the sacred nine. The finest nine-hole course in the world — on heathland that behaves like links. This is golf stripped to its purest form.
Clifftop links with views stretching out across the North Sea. Sheringham is the kind of course that makes you grateful for the game — wild, beautiful, and completely honest.