St George's Hill Golf Club (Red & Blue)

Opened in 1913 to a design by Harry Colt as the centrepiece of Britain's first golf-and-residential estate, St George's Hill weaves three nine-hole loops of heather, silver birch and Scots pine through the Surrey countryside. Bernard Darwin called it 'one of the prettiest and the best' of the inland courses, and the Red and Blue nines combine to form the club's principal 18-hole test.