Wales – South Wales
From inspiring links to hilltop layouts with mountain views, South Wales has got much to offer the visitor. Jeremy Ellwood reflects on his many games along the Principality’s southern golfing stretch
Scotland - St Andrews
St Andrews is the place every golfer wants to visit at least once, but to sample to the full all that’s on offer could happily take a lifetime because there is always something new to discover in the Auld Grey Toon
Ireland - St Margaret's Golf & Country Club, Dublin
IT’S always nice to revisit an old friend and see how they are getting on. So a return to St. Margaret's Golf and Country Club, acknowledged as one of Ireland's finest parkland courses, was something to look forward to...and I wasn’t disappointed.
England - Durham
Soak up the history, and enjoy parkland and links golf at this gem in the North East
England - Dorset
Beautiful beaches, impeccably maintained golf courses and a rich history make Dorset the perfect place to visit
England - Northants
In a quest to branch out into relatively uncharted golfing territory, Jeremy Ellwood sets off on a short break to top up his Northamptonshire course tally and check out the variety of golf on offer
Scotland - Fife
The Kingdom of Fife brims over with golf courses, with more than 40 within the small region. From the world's most famous links to lesser-known inland gems, Fergus Bisset explores the peninsula
England - The West Country
Former Golf Monthly editor Malcolm Campbell heads to the South-West of England to follow in the footsteps of Taylor, Braid and Vardon - the legendary Great Triumvirate
England - Cumbria
The Lake District serves up some breathtaking golfing landscapes, while the country's western coast means there are links to savour too
