Cathedral courses

Each of these beautiful golf course designs is close to the cathedral sharing its name

- Rob Smith

Canterbury 

Harry Colt designed the lovely course at Canterbury and it opened for play in 1927. It works its way through attractive woodland and at times more open downland to the east of this historic city. It’s not particularly long, but the undulating terrain and a fair share of doglegs mean it plays every inch. Positional play through the trees is the key to scoring well at what is ultimately a very enjoyable and fair test of golf. There are some thrilling, elevated drives and the welcome back in the clubhouse is genuinely warm and friendly.

GF: 18 holes: £60wd, £70we

Ely City