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21 – Ring of KerryCo Kerry, IrelandIreland is something of a 2-FORE!-1 stronghold and Ring of Kerry is comfortably and deservedly the best-placed in our Top 100 poll. |
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22 – Celtic Manor (Roman Road Course)Monmouthshire, South WalesRoman Road was a star turn long before neighbouring superstar Twenty Ten turned up on the scene and successfully hosted Wales’ first Ryder up last October. |
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23 – Moor AllertonWest YorkshireHome of three loops of nine and the first course in Britain designed by top American architect Robert Trent Jones. |
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24 – St PierreMonmouthshire, South WalesParkland golf doesn’t come much better than this, which is why St Pierre has set the scene for many top tournaments including both Curtis and Solheim Cups. |
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25 – The RoxburgheScottish BordersThe pride and joy of the Duke of Roxburghe (the owner), designer Dave Thomas and Scottish borders golf. |
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26 – Fairmont St Andrews (Kittock’s Course)Fife, ScotlandThe Kittock’s may be overshadowed by the neighbouring Torrance course… but what a great back-up! Like the Torrance the Kittock’s has undergone significant changes. |
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27 – Vale Resort (Wales National Course)Vale of Glamorgan, South WalesThis classy resort’s pride and joy is a brilliant but brutal course stretched out over 7,400 yards off the back tips and nearly 200 acres with water features galore. |
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28 – Dalmahoy (East Course)Midlothian, ScotlandThe East Course has a reputation of being one of the best – as well as longest – inland layouts in Scotland. |
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29 – The Belfry (PGA National Course)West MidlandsThe PGA National is a worthy second course to the world-famous Brabazon Ryder Cup track. |
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30 – TenbyPembrokeshire, Mid-WalesThis quality links is believed to be Wales’ oldest course and boasts some of the quickest, truest greens you’re ever likely to putt on. |