Suffolk

A parkland/common-land course set on Beccles Common on the Suffolk/Norfolk border, offering a friendly, relatively flat layout popular with members, visitors and societies. It is a traditional English golf club with a clubhouse and welcoming, informal atmosphere typical of smaller Waveney Valley courses.

An 18-hole parkland course set in the picturesque countryside of 'Constable Country' near Raydon, between Ipswich and Colchester. It offers a challenge to players of all ages and handicaps, with a clubhouse, bar and restaurant, pro shop, and facilities for societies and events.

A classic James Braid-designed 18-hole heathland course established in 1889 on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, on Outney Common beside the River Waveney. It has gently rolling terrain with occasional ravines, well-drained fairways that play well year-round, and is known as a traditional, welcoming members' club that also hosts guests and societies.

A long-established Suffolk club offering two golf courses plus practice facilities and social amenities. It presents a warm, inclusive atmosphere for members, visitors and societies at its Tut Hill site outside Bury St Edmunds.

The 18-hole main course (par 70, 6,087 yards) at this friendly, family-run parkland golf club near Ipswich, founded in 1991.

The 18-hole, par-72 (6,523-yard) course at this full-service Suffolk golf club set across 200 acres of undulating countryside.

A members' golf club on the Suffolk/Essex border offering a full 18-hole parkland-style course, with facilities including a scorecard/hole-by-hole guide and clubhouse gallery. Active and open to visitors.

A par-72, 6,580-yard parkland course set in rolling Suffolk countryside near Ipswich, regarded as one of the finest golf clubs in the county. It has an award-winning clubhouse used for dining, weddings, and corporate events alongside the golf.

A Suffolk golf club near Sudbury offering membership, visitor green fees, and society/corporate packages, set on Newton Green village common land. The club is actively operating with regular play and a published scorecard/course flyover.

A members-run club featuring an 18-hole championship course (par 72, 6,714 yards off the tips) designed by course architect C.D. Lawrie, plus a separate Par 3 course used to introduce juniors and beginners to the game. Regarded as one of the best courses in the Lowestoft area.

A long-established heathland golf club on Rushmere Heath on the eastern edge of Ipswich, operating as a full members' club with clubhouse, history, and visitor green fees. Active and open to members and visitors.

A pay-and-play golf complex near Woodbridge offering an 18-hole course alongside a driving range and academy facilities. Set in the Suffolk countryside, it is aimed at golfers of all abilities with flexible green-fee and membership options.

A private members' parkland golf club on the outskirts of Stowmarket, offering an 18-hole course together with clubhouse, bar and catering facilities. It is run by a professional team including a General Manager, Club Professional and dedicated Course Manager.

An 18-hole, par-72 parkland course (c.6,392 yards) near Bury St Edmunds, part of the All Saints Hotel & Spa resort, with the River Lark and its tributaries and ponds featuring prominently through the layout. Regarded as one of the prettier parkland courses in East Anglia, it offers memberships, lessons, visitor green fees and overnight golf packages.

An 18-hole, par-71 parkland course (c.6,312 yards) near Woodbridge, part of a hotel and spa resort, with gently rolling fairways, natural water hazards and well-placed bunkers, including a notable par-3 over water. The resort also has a golf academy, driving range and a separate adventure (crazy) golf course, but the main 18-hole course is a full playable golf course.