Norfolk

A championship 18-hole course (par 71, 6,454 yards) at this hotel, spa and country club, a precision layout winding along the River Yare.

A championship 18-hole course (par 72, 6,689 yards) at Barnham Broom, a more forgiving links-flavoured design by Donald Steel, alongside the Pennink Course.

The 18-hole course (6,722 yards, par 72, parkland/heathland) at this golf complex near the Norfolk Showground, with a floodlit driving range and family golf centre.

The 18-hole, par-73 main course at this 400-acre country estate near Great Yarmouth, overlooking a Viking burial ground and Waveney Forest.

An 18-hole, par 71 parkland course established in 1984, spanning 5,881 yards through the Tud River valley with river and lake features coming into play on several holes. Reviewers note it rewards course management over length.

One of two courses at this friendly pay-and-play facility near Downham Market, alongside a driving range and practice green.

An 18-hole, par 70 private inland links/parkland-heathland course established in 1903, spanning 6,202 yards near the Norfolk-Suffolk border. Known for undulating terrain and a distinctive feature nicknamed the 'Chasm of Death,' formed from historic sand and gravel pits.

An 18-hole, par 71 USPA-rated course (6,179 yards) set within the Dunston Hall hotel estate, featuring strategic bunkers and water hazards. Facilities include a covered, floodlit TrackMan driving range, pro shop, buggy rental and the Bunkers Golf Bar overlooking the course.

A private members' club less than two miles from Norwich city centre, with an 18-hole, par 70 parkland course (6,118 yards) established in 1910 and designed in part by JH Taylor. Known as a 'hidden gem' with mature woodland, challenging bunkers, and an emphasis on wildlife conservation alongside play.

Gorleston Golf Club sits on the clifftops south of Great Yarmouth, a breezy seaside course laid out by J.H. Taylor in 1906 with wide views over the North Sea. It is the most easterly 18-hole course in England.

The oldest golf club in Norfolk, founded in 1882, featuring an 18-hole classic links course with rolling fairways, low dunes, and wooden sleepered bunkers. Uniquely integrated with the adjacent horse racing course, near Norfolk's sandy beaches.

An 18-hole championship course combining links-style front nine holes with a parkland back nine featuring mature trees and water. Four tee options range from 5,614 to 6,786 yards, with a hotel, Pavilion golf shop, sports bar and restaurant on site.

An 18-hole, par 72 inland parkland course designed by Peter Alliss and Dave Thomas when the club relocated to its current site in 1975. Tree-lined and relatively narrow fairways make accuracy off the tee important, with wind adding variable difficulty.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 71, roughly 5,900 yards) with mature, tree-lined fairways between King's Lynn and Norwich off the A47. Facilities include a floodlit driving range, modern clubhouse with restaurant, and over 500 members; sold to new owners in 2022 who have invested in the club.

An 18-hole, par 71 private parkland course (about 6,300 yards) established in 1990 on 100 acres, with the River Wissey winding through the fairways. Features three tee options, a driving range, on-site golf apartments, pro shop, bar and restaurant.

An 18-hole, par-71 championship course (6,547 yards) attached to the Sprowston Manor Hotel & Country Club, designed by Ross McMurray with USGA-spec greens and over 70 bunkers. Regarded as one of the best inland courses in Norfolk, it has hosted EuroPro Tour and Trilby Tour events, and includes a 20-bay driving range and Trackman teaching suite.

Established in 1922 on Norfolk Breckland heathland two miles from Swaffham town centre, expanded from 9 to a full 18-hole course in 2001. Combines mature woodland holes with open Breckland-style terrain and welcomes visitors, societies, and charities.

A classic James Braid-designed 18-hole heathland course (par 72, 6,849 yards) set in the Breckland Forest of East Anglia, featuring pine, oak, birch, gorse and heather. Reputed to be one of the finest heathland courses in the region, with easy access from the A11.

The shorter companion 18-hole course at the Wensum Valley Hotel in Taverham, alongside the championship Wensum Course.

The championship 18-hole course at the Wensum Valley Hotel in Taverham, set across 250 acres with an on-site hotel, restaurant, gym, pool and spa.