Mrs W and I broke off from a holiday exploring Southern Australia’s fabulous coastline after a round was recommended at this public links.

The West is the highest-ranked World Top 100 track we have played on our travels so far and lived up to its stellar reputation

The East is more than a mere hors d’oeuvre before playing the West at Royal Melbourne.

Bunkers and water hazards are the greatest defence on the Nick Faldo-designed Chart Hills. They are many and varied.

The climax of my attempt to play England's top 100 golf courses

Granville Links had hosted the 33rd Wryter Cup – and annual contest between the golf societies of the French and British press.

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Baltusrol Lower was the first of a feast of A.W. Tillinghast courses that Mrs W and I played during a week in New Jersey and New York.

Only now can I truly understand why Little Aston is seen as being one of the Midlands' top courses

Fulford worthy of having returned to the recently published top 100 list.

We had enjoyed a delightful round on this relatively unheralded Suffolk heathland course.

There are many challengers for the best view from a clubhouse, but I reckon Parkstone beats them all.

What a pleasure it must be to be a member of East Devon.

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“World-class” and “imaginative” are among the superlatives that could describe next-door neighbours at Wisley. However, whereas the Royal...

It is easy to be romantic about our wonderful sport at Prestwick – the home of the first Open championship.