Devon

The UK's largest golf resort at 99+ holes, set on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. Comprises four 18-hole courses (including the par-72 Kigbeare Course, the resort's flagship at 6,528 yards), plus an 18-hole par-3 course and a 9-hole Academy course.

An 18-hole, par-70 clifftop course established in 1894 and extended by five-time Open champion James Braid in 1905. Set along the Jurassic Coast with spectacular views across Lyme Bay from Weymouth to Torquay, finishing with a celebrated par-3 18th across a coastal walk.

An 18-hole, par-70 course in the South Hams, designed by J.H. Taylor and Fred Hawtree and open since 1923. Wide fairways and fast greens are complicated by sea winds, with 360-degree views over rocky seascapes, the Avon estuary and Burgh Island.

A two-course complex near Plymouth: the full-length 18-hole Saltram Course and the shorter, more relaxed Estuary Course, playable over 9 or 18 holes.

An 18-hole, par-71 parkland course within the Bovey Castle estate, originally designed by J.F. Abercromby in 1926 and refined by Tom Mackenzie and Donald Steel in 2003. Tree-lined and undulating, it is often likened to Gleneagles or Turnberry for its 5-star sporting-estate setting on Dartmoor.

An 18-hole parkland course established in the late 1800s, running along the coastal path between Churston and Brixham with striking views over Torbay. Former club professional Ted Ray was based here in the early 1900s.

An 18-hole, par-71 parkland course designed by Adrian Stiff and opened in 1993 on the outskirts of Newton Abbot. Elevated tees give magnificent views over Dartmoor National Park and the South Hams.

A 27-hole complex designed by Jeremy Pern and opened in 1992, comprising the 18-hole, par-72 Championship Course (up to 7,200 yards) and the shorter, gentler 9-hole, par-33 Dartmouth Course, set within 225 acres of Devon countryside.

A 27-hole parkland complex on the historic Downes Estate near Crediton, in continuous operation as a Community Amateur Sports Club for over 40 years, with well-maintained, year-round playable fairways and greens.

An 18-hole, par-69 parkland course designed by J.H. Taylor and open since 1932, set within 120 acres of peaceful Devon countryside on the edge of Dartmoor, just 15 minutes from Plymouth.

An 18-hole course designed by James Braid in 1929 and redesigned in 2015 by Mackenzie & Ebert, set in the grounds of a historic mansion that now serves as the clubhouse. The signature par-5 18th finishes beside a large water feature overlooking Wear Park.

An 18-hole, par-70 parkland course in North Devon's 'Ruby Country', open since 1937, with views towards Dartmoor from the 10th tee and a short hop to the North Devon and Cornwall coastline.

An easy-walking 18-hole parkland course surrounded by rolling East Devon countryside, popular for its friendly atmosphere and recently rebuilt clubhouse.

Established in 1892 in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this 18-hole clifftop course boasts sea views from every tee across the North Devon coastline to Wales and Lundy Island, aided by its own sheltering micro-climate.

An 18-hole parkland course set in the rural heart of North Devon near Umberleigh, offering a relaxed round away from the region's coastal courses.

An 18-hole parkland course on the northern edge of Dartmoor National Park at Okehampton, offering scenic moorland views for members and visitors.

A 27-hole complex on a former dairy farm near Barnstaple, comprising the 18-hole, par-71 Barum parkland course and the 9-hole, par-27 Loop (Landkey) course, with Toptracer-powered driving range.

Established in 1889 and designed by J.H. Taylor, this 18-hole course overlooks the Regency town of Sidmouth with panoramic views of Lyme Bay and the Jurassic Coast. Short at just over 5,000 yards, it rewards accuracy over power on its small, tricky greens.

An 18-hole course set high above Plymouth Sound at Plymstock, offering sweeping coastal and city views.

An 18-hole, par-72 woodland course near Newton Abbot, founded in 1894 and remodelled on the front nine in recent years. Mature woodlands, streams and picturesque ponds make it one of the finest parkland tests in the South West, with a celebrated final three holes.

Established in 1890 on the western slopes of Dartmoor National Park, this 18-hole moorland course features thick gorse, bracken and hidden bunkers, with thin, fast-draining soil that keeps the course playable year-round.

An 18-hole course set on Haldon Moor above the coastal town of Teignmouth, offering an established test of golf in South Devon.

Devon's most southerly golf club, dating to 1897 and redesigned by Harry Colt in 1928 and Donald Steel in 1994. This 18-hole, par-71 mix of links and clifftop terrain overlooks Bigbury Bay and is ranked in England's Top 100.

An 18-hole parkland course formed in 1932 and originally conceived by James Braid, with over 1,700 trees planted over the years alongside mature beeches, oaks and ashes. Widely regarded as one of Devon's — and the South West's — finest parkland courses.

Founded in 1909, this 18-hole parkland course three miles from Torquay's centre gave Nick Faldo his first winner's cheque as a young professional. Tree-lined fairways offer views over Lyme Bay to the east and Dartmoor to the west.

The only true links course on Devon's south coast, established in 1892 within the Dawlish Warren National Nature Reserve. This 18-hole, par-69 James Braid design runs along the Exe Estuary with views across to Exmouth, its layout largely unchanged since 1927.

A 9-hole, par-68 parkland course at a boutique country-house hotel near Plymouth, designed by J. Gabb in 1993, with a second set of tee positions allowing an 18-hole round.

A 27-hole complex originally founded by F1 driver Nigel Mansell, headlined by the 18-hole, par-73 Oaks Championship Course designed by Hamilton Stutt (7,314 yards), alongside the shorter 9-hole Acorns course, set in 350 acres near Exeter.