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True links golf on the East Yorkshire coast, where clifftops give way to undulating turf swept by sea winds from the North Sea. Bridlington Links is one of the most natural and unspoilt courses on the Yorkshire coast — proper links golf, unpretentious and honest.

Golf on the very tip of the Flamborough promontory — arguably the most dramatic setting in East Yorkshire. The North Sea is visible from almost every hole, and the clifftop location and constant wind conspire to make this a bucket-list round.

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.

A hidden gem on the Lincolnshire coast — a proper links carved through sandhills and rough grass. Seacroft rewards the brave and punishes the wayward in equal measure.

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.

Nine holes of genuine links golf on Southwold Common — wild, unkempt, and completely wonderful. Golf as it was meant to be played.