#GolfEngland
England is often overlooked in favor of the ancient links of Scotland or the towering dunes of Ireland but that might be a mistake. The quality of England’s coastal links is on par with any of the world’s best seaside destinations and England offers added variety as well, with a collection of courses near London that are in a category of their own among great “heathland” golf destinations.
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ENGLAND’S TOP COURSES
The 10-time Open host has just about everything you could want in a championship links: huge dunes, immaculate conditioning, consistently great and fair holes throughout, and a challenging layout that can test the best, especially when the wind blows. Sunningdale Golf Club is, without a doubt, home to the best pair of inland, heathland courses in the world. Opened in 1901, the Old is a tree-lined classic which is a bit and easier that the neighboring New. It offers more variety, though, and features a couple of tee shots through beautifully framed corridors that will be etched in your memory forever. England's original and most often used Open host is situated along the coast of Sandwich Bay in southwest England. With nary a flat lie and winds from every direction, the layout favors the artistic feel-player over the scientist. That is unless you find the towering Himalaya bunker on the difficult 4th, from where an escape will require every skill in your arsenal. England's toughest Open course, and perhaps the toughest of the entire Rota, Royal Lytham is a heck of a test. Despite sitting amidst red-roofed houses a mile inland from the Irish Sea, the course has classic links qualities: penal rough, sandhills, and almost 200 bunkers that await every errant shot! Tiger Woods and his trusty 2-iron helped the golf world rediscover "Hoylake" in 2006 after a 39-year Open hiatus. An otherwise ordinary piece of property is uplifted with beautiful conditioning and the Dee Estuary as a backdrop, and recent renovations have only enhanced it. The magic goes beyond the aesthetics, though, as history abounds throughout the layout and beautiful clubhouse of the 12-time Open host. Designer Harry Colt had a heck of a piece of property to work with at St. George's Hill and he made the most of it. Starting from the grandiose clubhouse, which overlooks the course and surrounding countryside, the layout flows, sometimes dramatically, down across three different nines. Strategy is paramount, with thick heather and underrated bunkering that can penalize poor swings and bad decisions. Sunningdale Golf Club is, without a doubt, home to the best pair of inland, heathland courses in the world. Opened in 1923, the "New" is built alongside the Old but is more rugged and open, and almost certainly tougher. Intimidating heather awaits errant shots and and contoured, elevated greens makes scoring difficult.