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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.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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