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An 1884 heathland-and-gorse layout near the Suffolk coast, an England Top 100 fixture and one of the great open competition venues in East Anglia.
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Enquire about Spotlight →Suffolk's golfing reputation rests on a remarkable cluster of heathland and links courses across the east of the county. Aldeburgh and Woodbridge are both England Top 100 heathland venues with sandy turf, heather and gorse, while Thorpeness — a James Braid 1923 design just up the coast from Aldeburgh — rounds out the heathland tier. Royal Worlington & Newmarket is regularly cited as the finest nine-hole course in the world, with its compact masterpiece of heath-and-gorse architecture, while Felixstowe Ferry brings genuine seaside character to the south of the county.
With the A12 and A14 running through Suffolk and direct rail from London Liverpool Street to Ipswich, the county is genuinely accessible from the south-east, and the proximity of the Suffolk coast and Constable Country opens up multi-day trips. With well-organised club hospitality and a Suffolk County Golf Union calendar that complements the open programme, it remains a quietly rewarding county for amateur tournament play.
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