England
22 courses in Cambridgeshire — the county top 5 followed by the full club directory.
An 18-hole championship parkland course set across 200 acres, designed by Vivian Saunders in 1992, playing 6,939 yards (par 74) with wide fairways and strategic bunkering; also has a 16-bay floodlit driving range with TrackMan technology.
An 18-hole parkland golf course near Huntingdon with a full-service clubhouse, public driving range, and function/wedding facilities.
An 18-hole parkland course (par 71, 6,315 yards) laid out as two nine-hole loops through rolling countryside with a brook and lakes; part of a wider resort with health, spa and event facilities, plus a driving range and golf simulator.
An 18-hole parkland course notable for sitting on the Prime Meridian Line (one of only ten courses in the world), with players crossing the line seven times during a round; includes practice facilities, a pro shop, restaurant and bar.
An 18-hole course (two loops of 9) set across roughly 200 acres of mature woodland near Peterborough, featuring natural contours, established trees and multiple lakes.
An 18-hole semi-private parkland course (par 72) that opened in 1962, with a driving range, putting green, practice bunker, pro shop and on-site restaurant.
A golf club a few miles north-west of Cambridge in a rural setting, with an on-site clubhouse offering catering.
One of two full 18-hole courses at this golf and country club near Royston, on the Cambridgeshire side of the Cambs/Essex border.
One of two full 18-hole courses at this golf and country club near Royston, on the Essex side of the Cambs/Essex border.
A golf, leisure and country club near Huntingdon offering golf play alongside accommodation, dining, a health club and bowling; marketed as "Cambridgeshire's Hidden Gem for Golf, Leisure & Relaxation."
An 18-hole parkland course (par 67) on the outskirts of Peterborough, also featuring a 12-hole pitch and putt course, practice nets and a practice green in a friendly, informal setting. Operated as part of Nene Park Golf Club alongside the separate Thorpe Wood course.
An 18-hole championship parkland course in Peterborough, part of Nene Golf, with a driving range and golf academy offering professional instruction. Operated as part of Nene Park Golf Club alongside the separate Orton Meadows course.
An 18-hole parkland course (Ramsey Golf & Bowls Club) with well-manicured fairways and greens, situated in the centre of Ramsey on the edge of the fens; opened as 9 holes in 1965 and expanded to 18 holes in 1968, also home to county-standard bowls rinks.
An established golf club on the Cambridgeshire/Hertfordshire border near Royston; postal address is in Hertfordshire, just south of the Cambridgeshire boundary.
An 18-hole, par-72 inland-links-style course (also known as St Ives Hunts GC) at Giffords Farm, Needingworth, designed by Cameron Sinclair on a 230-acre site with USGA-specification greens and sand-capped, links-like fairways.
An 18-hole golf club located in Bar Hill just off the A14 (junction 25), north-west of Cambridge, with a clubhouse and course overview available on-site; formerly operated under the Menzies brand.
