Wiltshire

A 9-hole course near Wroughton on the edge of the Marlborough Downs, currently undergoing redevelopment with plans to extend to a full 18 holes.

An 18-hole parkland course near Chippenham, set on former farmland with a relaxed, pay-and-play atmosphere.

A public complex comprising an 18-hole, par-71 championship course and a shorter 9-hole course, both set in mature parkland on the edge of Swindon, alongside a floodlit driving range.

An 18-hole parkland course on the northern edge of Chippenham, offering a well-established test for members and visitors in a peaceful countryside setting.

An 18-hole combination at Cumberwell Park pairing the Blue and Orange nines, part of Adrian Stiff's 45-hole layout near Bradford-on-Avon.

An 18-hole combination at Cumberwell Park pairing the Blue and Yellow nines, part of Adrian Stiff's 45-hole layout near Bradford-on-Avon.

An 18-hole combination at Cumberwell Park pairing the Red and Blue nines, part of Adrian Stiff's 45-hole layout near Bradford-on-Avon.

An 18-hole combination at Cumberwell Park pairing the Red and Orange nines, part of Adrian Stiff's 45-hole layout near Bradford-on-Avon.

An 18-hole combination at Cumberwell Park pairing the Yellow and Orange nines, part of Adrian Stiff's 45-hole layout near Bradford-on-Avon.

An 18-hole parkland course set within a former country estate near Devizes, offering mature trees, lakes and a peaceful rural setting.

An 18-hole, par-72 heathland/parkland course set within the New Forest fringe near Landford, featuring gorse, pine and silver birch across its 6,500-yard layout.

An 18-hole downland course near Corsham and Box, close to Bath, with far-reaching views and firm, fast-draining turf.

Established in 1888, this 18-hole course on the edge of Marlborough blends tree-lined fairways on the front nine with springy downland turf on the back nine. Home of the Wiltshire Professional Championships since 1992, it drains exceptionally well year-round.

An 18-hole downland course midway between Calne and Devizes, close to Marlborough and the Avebury stone circle. No tee bookings are required, making it a convenient and popular test for golfers of all abilities.

A 9-hole, par-35 parkland course founded in 1989 near Malmesbury in the Cotswolds, with a separate set of tees on the back nine to provide a varied 18-hole round. A 2004 clubhouse extension gives fine views over the 70-acre course.

Designed by five-time Open champion J.H. Taylor over 100 years ago, this 18-hole downland course between Swindon and Marlborough is fast-draining and offers fabulous views across 200 acres of Wiltshire countryside.

A 27-hole downland complex comprising the 18-hole, par-71 Cathedral Course (6,485 yards) and the shorter 9-hole Bibury Course, home to some of Wiltshire's oldest holes. Set beside Salisbury Racecourse with views towards Salisbury and Old Sarum, it has hosted South West Counties and County Championships.

A 27-hole complex just outside Royal Wootton Bassett comprising the 18-hole Lakes Course and the shorter 9-hole Garden Course, alongside an on-site hotel and spa.

An 18-hole course on free-draining chalk near Upavon, stretching to 6,722 yards from the back tees. Rarely closed due to weather, it's known for its friendly atmosphere and well-prepared course.

Established in 1891 and designed by J.H. Taylor, this 18-hole inland-links course sits 200 metres above sea level on the edge of Salisbury Plain above Warminster. Natural chalk sub-soil keeps it playable year-round, with views stretching across three counties.

An 18-hole main course near Highworth, complemented by a 9-hole Academy course, set within a wider country club with function and leisure facilities on the edge of the Cotswolds.