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Royal West Norfolk🏴💚
Brancaster has a mystique, an aura, that’s unique in the game. Tough to get to but rewarding as any once you do.
A step back in time. Stone-firm turf. Head on a swivel. The sleepered bunkers are exquisite. A legitimate must see.
Great day w/ @gazzawilk.
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Hunstanton Golf Club🏴 - James Braid, 1907
A legitimate, stern, junkyard dog of a championship links on England’s Norfolk coast.
Quality holes aplenty. Strong Par 3’s. Fun short 4’s.
Lovely membership. Joyce Wethered & Cecil Leitch won Ams here - doesn’t get better than them.
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Sunningdale (Old)🏴
A dreamy walk around one of the finest courses in the world
Sunningdale balances a fine line - exceedingly charming while also presenting a formidable challenge
All class - the Old gets everything right & will make you fall in love with golf all over again
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Huntercombe - Willie Park Jr. (1901)
An absolute one-of-one golf course. There’s not much else like it.
Stop-you-in-your-tracks green complexes. Hillocks, pots, depressions. Fun & rejuvenating golf.
A proud & knowledgable membership. They have a good thing going @ Huntercombe.
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Swinley Forest - Harry Colt (1909)🏴
The quintessential Colt-beauty in the Surrey sand belt.
Swinley possesses a near-flawless group of par 3’s, decision-making half-par holes, and a variety of great greens on ever-compelling sites.
One of the most peaceful walks in the game.
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The Royal North Devon Golf Club🏴
RND is the real article. What you see is what you get.
The cradle of English golf. Old Tom Morris, Herbert Fowler. Horace Hutchinson, JH Taylor. Legends.
Beholden to the whims of Mother Nature. Raw, rugged, authentic.
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Old Tom Morris. Englands first links. Royal North Devon Golf Club.
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St Enodoc (Church)🏴
An absolute golf thrill-ride from the legend, James Braid
Words can’t do this course justice. Must be seen for yourself. The most wild topography I’ve had the pleasure to play golf on.
Genius routing. First-rate greens. Highs are as good as it gets in golf
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Sunningdale (New): Harry Colt, 1923🏴
Colt was a master of scale and that can be felt at Sunningdale (New)
A distinct, stout, build w/ tumbling fairways that turn & bend w/ the land, requiring precise ball-striking
Nuanced Colt greens. Heather-adorned bunkers. An inland beauty
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West Sussex GC - 1931🏴
What more could one want in a club than Pulborough?
A dreamy par 68 w/ strict 2-ball play, south of London.
Many very high-quality one and two-shotters out here.
Rippled fairways. Contending with the heather. Tightly mown green-surrounds. Resplendent.
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