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61 – BelleisleAyrshire, ScotlandDesigned by James Braid, set in Belleisle Park… and arguably one of the finest municipal layouts in the UK. You’ll certainly struggle to find one that’s better value-for-money. |
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62 – MoffatDumfries & Galloway, ScotlandShort and sweet is the best way to describe ultra-scenic Moffat which sits in the heart of the southern uplands in Scottish border country. |
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63 – Linden HallNorthumberlandThis outstanding stay and play venue is owned by the Macdonald Hotel group and sits in 450 acres. |
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64 – Wychwood ParkCheshireA golfing paradise on the edge of Cheshire and Staffordshire, Wychwood is the home of a quality open parkland layout supported by a luxury on-site De Vere hotel. |
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65 – Tehidy ParkCornwallIt’s a gently undulating layout but relatively easy-walking. You have to be on your mettle throughout, especially at the par-3 17th which requires a 170-yard carry over water from the medal tee. |
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66 – ColchesterEssexThe century-old James Braid heathland design has fast-running fairways well protected by towering oaks and firs. |
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67 – DarlingtonCounty DurhamMature century-old parkland layout – designed by Augusta National creator Alister MacKenzie – covering more than 6,000 very testing yards. |
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68 – Hurlston HallLancashireA newish, Donald Steel layout. A relatively flat walk, interspersed with water protected by railway sleepers. |
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69 – KP ClubEast YorkshireBuilt on 120 acres of rolling terrain with the Yorkshire Wolds as a striking backdrop, the KP Club has been entertaining golfers since 1994. |
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70 – Carlyon BayCornwallYou’re treated to a game of two halves at Carlyon Bay, a splendid clifftop and parkland golf combination. |