Golf Breaks

Saunton, North Devon
Features two Par 71, 18-hole Championship Courses

Famed for its unique and challenging golf experience, this venue boasts two stunning courses. The East Course, designed by Herbert Fowler in 1908, offers classic links terrain with narrow fairways and subtle undulations, requiring precision. Meanwhile, the West Course, crafted by James Braid in the 1930s, features a more forgiving layout suitable for all skill levels. Both courses are set against the beautiful backdrop of Braunton Burrows and the Atlantic Ocean.

Sidmouth, East Devon
Features a 6,332-yard, Par 69, 18-hole Course

Guests staying with us benefit from a reduction on green fees.

Founded in 1889, Sidmouth Golf Club is a classic links course with rolling fairways and undulating greens, offering a challenging yet scenic round with panoramic views of the Jurassic Coast. Afterwards, unwind in the warm, inviting clubhouse. Sidmouth Golf Club blends timeless coastal charm with a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors.

Barnstaple, North Devon
Features two courses, 9-hole and 18-hole

Since 1988, Portmore Golf Club has provided a picturesque 18-hole parkland course with views of the Taw Estuary and North Devon countryside. Featuring lush fairways, strategic bunkers, and challenging greens, it caters to all skill levels. The friendly atmosphere and welcoming clubhouse make it a favourite for locals and visitors alike.

Westward Ho, North Devon
Features a 6,663-yard, Par 72, Course

Founded in 1864, the Royal North Devon Golf Club is the oldest in the UK, offering a classic links course with undulating fairways, deep bunkers, and an unpredictable sea breeze. Golfers enjoy stunning views of the North Atlantic Ocean, combining rich heritage with breathtaking natural beauty. This historic course is a must-visit for those seeking an authentic and scenic golfing experience.

Salterton, East Devon
Features a 6,297-yard, Par 70, 18-hole Course

Founded in 1892, East Devon Golf Club offers a challenging links course with rolling fairways, rugged dunes, and sea views along the Jurassic Coast. Ranked among the top 100 courses in the British Isles, it blends classic British golf with stunning scenery. The welcoming clubhouse enhances its appeal for both serious golfers and those seeking a relaxed round.

Exeter, South Devon
Features a 6,735-yard, Par 73, 18-hole Course

Founded in 1992, Woodbury Golf Club boasts an 18-hole parkland course winding through woodland and rolling hills. With strategic water hazards, well-kept fairways, and panoramic countryside views, it offers a great experience for all skill levels. The friendly clubhouse is ideal for relaxing post-round, making Woodbury a charming Devon golf destination for locals and visitors alike.

Tiverton, Mid Devon
Features a 6,200-yard, Par 71, 18-hole Course

Founded in 1932, Tiverton Golf Club offers a scenic 18-hole parkland course set among rolling hills and lush greenery. With tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkers, and water features, it provides a pleasant challenge for all skill levels. The friendly atmosphere and clubhouse make it a great spot for locals and visitors seeking a relaxing round in a tranquil rural setting.

Ilfracombe, North Devon
Features a 5,754-yard, Par 69, 18-hole Course

Founded in 1892, Ilfracombe Golf Club offers an 18-hole parkland course with stunning views of the Bristol Channel and rugged cliffs. With undulating fairways, challenging greens, and coastal winds, it provides a rewarding test for all skill levels. The welcoming clubhouse is ideal for relaxing after a round, making Ilfracombe a charming coastal golf destination in Devon.

Okehampton, West Devon
Features a 6,212-yard, Par 71, 18-hole Course

Founded in 1904, Okehampton Golf Club features a serene 18-hole parkland course with lush fairways, strategic bunkers, and stunning countryside views. Its friendly atmosphere and clubhouse provide a perfect spot for post-round relaxation. Nestled in Devon, Okehampton embodies the beauty and tranquillity of Dartmoor golf.