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Reddish Vale

Master touch to gem of a course

DESIGNED by Alister Mackenzie, who was responsible for, among many others, the Augusta National, home of the US Masters, Reddish Vale has long been considered one of Cheshire’s hidden gems. Read

Eastham Lodge golf course

Eastham Lodge requires train of thought

WHEN you rub shoulders with royalty, it is all too easy to get left in the shade. Read

Malone Golf Club, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Look north and discover some Irish golfing gems

PADRAIG Harrington’s Open success has put Irish golf firmly in the world limelight. But when most people think about a prospective trip to the Emerald Isle, their thoughts drift south of the border with its rich history of links and parkland courses. Read

Arrowe Park Golf Club

Popular course enjoys a quiet 75th celebration

GOLF CLUBS celebrating a special anniversary are likely to hold commemorative events, maybe a celebratory dinner or perhaps even raise a new flag up the pole outside the clubhouse. Read

Bidston Glof Club

Recognition for changing face of Bidston course

ONE OF Merseyside’s less well-known, but delightful and friendly golf clubs, long overshadowed by its bigger, more famous neighbours, has made a major advance in its status and reputation. Read

Wychwood Golf Course

Wychwood quick to sow seeds of future success

THE ball soared forth, then banked steeply right like a boomerang that had lost its homing instinct before vanishing into a thick raft of wild grasses. Read

Modern appeal of age old Matfen

MATFEN HALL dates back to 1830 – an era when Britain was awakening to the possibilities of a public steam railway service while the first police officers were taking to the streets of the country’s major cities. Read

A rum do that has plenty of punch

IT isn’t every day that one of the true greats of international golf walks past within a yard of you. So when former Ryder Cup captain and winner of three Majors Bernhard Langer came striding past me off the practice ground, it was a special moment. Read

Short on holes, but long on challenge

THE great links courses along the coast served by Golfnorthwest are famous around the country and indeed far beyond, with the two royals – Birkdale and Liverpool – the jewels in the crown. Read

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