Somerset

A 9-hole course on the edge of the Mendip Hills, offering a friendly welcome with spectacular views across the Bristol Channel to Clevedon, Wales and the Quantocks, and inland over the Somerset Levels.

A 9-hole course played from 18 tees, set within 45 acres of meadowland at Brean Leisure Park on the Somerset coast. Waterways and ponds provide the main hazards on this flat, breeze-affected layout, opened in its current form in 2016.

A 9-hole, 18-tee course designed by Martin Hawtree, run by Bridgwater & Taunton College as a training ground for its greenkeeping students. Well-maintained turf and views of the Quantock Hills make it a popular budget option.

Designed by J.H. Taylor and opened in 1932, this 18-hole parkland course near Chard offers outstanding views across the surrounding Somerset countryside, backed by a Toptracer driving range, gym and modern sports bar.

An 18-hole par-71 championship parkland course on the lower slopes of the Quantock Hills, shaped by Fred Hawtree in 1972. A brook and three ponds come into play on five holes, and the long uphill par-4 10th is one of the toughest in the West Country, with views reaching across the Bristol Channel to Wales.

A 9-hole parkland course set in the grounds of the Centurion Hotel, designed by Ken Cotton and Frank Pennink and opened in 1971. Mature trees and cleverly bunkered greens offer a compact test despite its modest length.

Founded in 1992, this 18-hole, par-70 parkland course over two 9-hole loops offers panoramic views of the Mendip Hills, Cheddar Valley, Glastonbury Tor and the Somerset Levels, with a notable 'Amen Corner' of long par 5s on the back nine.

A 9-hole, 18-tee private parkland course owned by the Millfield Schools Group, set on flat land with panoramic views of the Mendip Hills. Popular with casual golfers for its easy walking and relaxed pace.

Opened in 1991 and designed by Patrick Dawson, this 18-hole par-71 parkland course sits within 130 acres of mature woodland on the edge of the Somerset Levels, prized for its wide, immaculately kept fairways playable throughout the year.

The 18-hole, par-71 Brinsea Championship Course, designed by Terry Murray, is set in the Wrington Valley beneath the Mendip Hills, with water in play on more than half the holes and consistent sand-based USGA greens. The complex also includes a 9-hole Lakeside course.

Founded in 1882, this is Somerset's oldest golf club still playing on its original layout, extended from 9 to 18 holes in 1901. A blend of links and parkland golf set against the Brendon Hills, with views across the Bristol Channel and well-regarded, year-round greens.

An 18-hole, par-70 course designed by Adrian Stiff in the early 1990s on former farmland between the Quantock, Brendon and Blackdown hills. Water hazards feature on ten of the eighteen holes, including the risk-and-reward par-5 15th, known as Waterfall.

Designed by Brian Huggett and built in 1994, this 18-hole par-72 parkland course measures 6,824 yards with USGA-specification greens and water in play on seven holes, set within a maturing estate near Frome.

Opened in 1904 with early input from Harry Vardon, this 18-hole par-71 parkland course sits between Bristol and Bath with fast, undulating greens and tree-lined fairways. The clubhouse patio overlooks the finishing 17th and 18th holes across the Bristol and Bath countryside.

An 18-hole, par-71 parkland course opened in 1991 between Bristol and Bath, built on free-draining limestone with extensive underground drainage. Hilly in places with varied holes, it's regarded as one of Bristol's finest courses.

Opened in 1989, this 18-hole, par-70 parkland course near Bristol offers free-draining, year-round golf across rolling terrain with spectacular views over the Bristol Channel to Wales.

Founded in 1892 and part of the historic '1892 Club' group of clubs, this 18-hole par-69 course sits on the edge of the Blackdown Hills with spectacular views reaching to Taunton Racecourse and Glastonbury Tor. Playable year-round in a peaceful, welcoming setting.

A family-friendly 9-hole golf course with a floodlit Toptracer driving range, golf shop and coaching academy, near Clevedon.

An 18-hole municipal course designed by William Herbert Fowler and opened in 1928, set within Vivary Park in the heart of Taunton. Compact and walkable, it offers an accessible round for golfers of all levels in a historic parkland setting.

Founded in 1893, this 18-hole woodland course on the outskirts of the historic City of Wells is set on two levels beneath the Mendip Hills, with fine scenic views and a testing par-5 13th crossed twice by a ditch.

An 18-hole public parkland course near Somerton measuring just 5,597 yards, defended by tight fairways, small greens and hidden water hazards despite its modest length. Includes an Academy course and driving range.

A 9-hole course doubled up to 18 tees, set in the centre of Wincanton Racecourse. Flat, open and breezy at 6,266 yards par 70, it's playable year-round and open to members and the public alike.

Founded in 1908 and designed by Harry Vardon, this 18-hole par-70 parkland course sits atop Worlebury Hill, 200ft above sea level, with panoramic views over the Bristol Channel to South Wales and inland across the Mendip and Blackdown Hills.