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For your next round of golf, why not go a little further than your local course and find yourself a new challenge.
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Perhaps take a holiday to Scotland to play on The Old Course of St Andrews famous for being used in the British Open every 5 years as the 'Home of Golf'.
You could also try the 2010 Ryder Cup course at the Celtic Manor Resort in Newport Wales.
There are many courses to choose from whether you are more of a Links or a Park golfer. Links golf is a coastal course, with open land which can make it very blustery, and deep sand pits which stops the sand from blowing all over the course.
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A Park Lands golf course makes the most of the natural and often hilly surrounds making it a very beautiful course to play on. Parks lands often has many natural trees surrounding the course, along with thick patches of rough, and often ponds or lakes too, which makes the Park golf course typically quite difficult.
Whichever course you prefer to play on there will be something to suit everyone’s taste and ability.
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