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Golf Courses in North Devon

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Holsworthy Golf Club
Killatree, Holsworthy, N. Devon EX22 6LP
Phone: +44 (0)1409 253177,
18 Holes
S.S.S 69 6062 yards
Fees WD: £15.00 WE: £20.00
Visitors Welcome

Libbaton Golf Club
High Bickington, Umberleigh, N. Devon EX37 9BS
Phone: +44 (0)1769 560269 Pro: +44 (0)1769 560167
18 Holes
S.S.S 72 6494 yards
Fees WD: £15.00 WSD: £16.00
Visitors Welcome
Established in 1988 Libbaton golf club, situated close to High Bickington, has always been a good test of golf. Its par of 73 an indication of its length. An interesting parkland course that is now starting to mature

Torrington Golf Club
Waere Trees, Torrington, Devon EX38 7EZ
Phone: +44 (0)1805 622229 Fax: +44 (0)1805 622514
9 Holes
S.S.S 62 4429 yards
Fees WD: £14.00 WE: £16.00
Visitors Welcome
Established in 1895, on Torrington Common, the course has changed little since golf was first played here. Although short the course is very tight and supplies some very interesting holes all of which afford stunning views over the countryside and the valley below with the river Torridge running through. If you have enough time after your game, a walk through the valley below tracing the steps of Tarka the Otter should not be missed

Royal North Devon Golf Club
Golf Links Rd, Westward Ho!, Bideford Devon EX39 1HD
Phone: +44 (0)1237 473824, Pro: +44 (0)1237 423456
18 Holes
S.S.S 72 6653 yards
Fees WD: £28.00 WE: £34.00
Founded 1864
The club is situated on Northam Burrows near Westward Ho! and is the Oldest Links course in England, being established back in 1864. It was also the first golf club in the country to allow women to play golf. The course is completely open to the westerlys that race up the Bristol Channel from the Atlantic. The course is a true test for any golfer. The clubhouse is also the home to a museum of golf,

Saunton Golf Club
Saunton, Nr Braunton, N. Devon EX33 1LG
Phone: +44 (0)1271 812436, Fax: +44(0)1271 814241
18/18 Holes
S.S.S 73/73 6373/6138 yards
Fees on application Two Courses

The EAST Course
Established in 1897 Saunton has a long history, voted 25th in the top 100 courses in the British Isles, the East course is one course that should not be missed when visiting the Southwest. The quality of the course has long been recognised and it is often home to the most prestigious amateur championship as it was in its centenary year. Starting with a monster par 4 of 470 yards, this course soon lets you know that you are somewhere very special.

The WEST Course
Although overshadowed by the highly publicised East course, the West course has a character all of its own and demands accuracy, with many ditches just waiting to catch the errant shot. The west course is well worth a visit in its own right and it is the pefect partner to the East.

Mortehoe and Woolacombe Golf Club
Easewell, Morthoe, N. Devon EX34 7EH
Phone: +44 (0)1271 870225, Pro: +44 (0)1271 870745
9 Holes
S.S.S 63 4638 yards
Fees WD: £10.00 WE: £10.00
Visitors Welcome
A short and testing 9 holes with exceptional sea views to Lundy and Wales

Ilfracombe Golf Club
Hele Bay, Ilfracombe, N. Devon EX34 9RT
Phone: +44 (0)1271 862050, Fax: +44(0)1271 867731
18 Holes
S.S.S 69 5893 yards
Fees WD: £19.00 WE: £22.00
Founded 1892
Established in 1892, the course is set on top of the cliffs bordering the Bristol Channel, with magnificent views across to Wales. A demanding course, not in length but in the stamina required just to get around, the front nine are all uphill or so it seems.