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Course guides, itinerary ideas and insider tips for planning the perfect Norfolk and Suffolk golf break — from people who play and know these courses.
Featured · Links Golf
One of England's most extraordinary links sits at the end of a causeway in Brancaster — accessible only at low tide, and all the more special for it. Here's everything you need to know to plan a visit to Royal West Norfolk Golf Club.
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Stay & Play · North Norfolk
A Georgian country house above Cromer's clifftops, ninety years into welcoming guests back to the same gardens and coastal walks. Why it's our go-to stay for Royal Cromer and Sheringham.
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Tips & Advice · US Visitors
Most American golfers picture St Andrews. Few know a genuine 250-year-old country estate sits an hour and a half from London, on the same coast as Royal Cromer and Sheringham.
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Tips & Advice · US Visitors
Everything American golfers need to know — flights, courses, logistics, and why East Anglia belongs on your UK golf bucket list.
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Tips & Advice · US Visitors
Scotland is the pilgrimage. East Anglia is the discovery. An honest comparison for American golfers planning a UK golf trip.
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Tips & Advice · US Visitors
What a UK-based specialist actually does for you — local knowledge, on-the-ground support, and someone in the same timezone as your courses.
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People · Coaching
From the EuroPro Tour to nearly 100 junior golfers — and a handicap reduced from 28 to 8 in twelve months. Meet Pascal Ogden, the PGA professional behind Golf East Anglia.
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Norfolk Courses
Five miles west of Royal Cromer, Sheringham offers the same clifftop drama with a character entirely its own — the North Norfolk steam railway running directly below several holes.
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Itinerary Ideas · Tips & Advice
Most first-time visitors ask us the same question. The honest answer is that they're different games, played on different ground — here's how to choose.
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Links Golf · Comparison
We're not going to make the case that Norfolk and Suffolk beat Scotland. The honest comparison is more useful than that.
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For US Visitors · Travel Guide
If you golf, you know St Andrews. What you almost certainly don't know is that two hours from London sits four genuine links courses you've never heard of.
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For US Visitors · Travel Guide
Planning a golf vacation to England? The complete guide to regions, courses, costs and the hidden east coast links circuit most visitors never find.
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For US Visitors · Travel Tips
Most American golfers assume they'll rent a car. Here's an honest look at why private luxury transfers make more sense for a Norfolk and Suffolk golf trip.
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Planning Advice · 2027 Availability
2027 is already booking up on the north Norfolk coast. Here's why shoulder season — March, April, September, October — might be your smartest move.
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For US Visitors · 2027 Planning
2027 is the year to book your England golf vacation — and shoulder season might be the smartest choice. What US golfers need to know about Norfolk's links courses.
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Travel Guide · Seasonal Advice
When is the best time to play golf in Norfolk? An honest month-by-month guide to course conditions, weather, hotel availability and what each season actually delivers.
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Norfolk Courses
Perched on the highest clifftop on England's east coast, Royal Cromer is one of the most visually arresting courses in the British Isles. Everything you need to know to play it.
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Itinerary Ideas
Two links classics, one heathland gem, and the finest pubs on the North Norfolk coast. Our three-day blueprint for a memorable golf trip.
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Suffolk Courses
Bernard Darwin called it "the sacred nine." Discover why this Breckland heathland course is a pilgrimage for every serious golfer visiting East Anglia.
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Tips & Advice
Links courses play differently across the seasons — and Norfolk's weather has its own character. Here's when to come, what to expect, and how to plan around it.
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Stay & Play
From Bawburgh's lodges to Sprowston Manor's hotel and spa — the best stay and play options within easy reach of Norwich city for a golf break with options.
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Links Golf
While Scotland takes the headlines, England's east coast has a links circuit that rivals anything in the British Isles for character, variety and sheer pleasure.
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Itinerary Ideas
Our flagship itinerary — Royal West Norfolk, Royal Cromer, Hunstanton, Royal Worlington and a Suffolk closer. Golf East Anglia at its most complete.
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