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PLANNING A GOLF BREAK IN SUFFOLK

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“Stepping onto a Suffolk fairway with the sun glinting on the greens, the gentle coastal breeze in your hair, and the promise of a perfect round ahead is what makes a golf break here unforgettable.”

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Aldeburgh Golf Club – links course with seaside charm

Aldeburgh Golf Club is a historic coastal course offering both an acclaimed 18-hole championship layout and a shorter 9-hole River Course, making it suitable for seasoned players and beginners alike. The natural heathland and links terrain, combined with sweeping views and the ever-changing sea breeze, create a round that feels distinctly Suffolk. Visitors can make use of equipment hire, practice facilities, and lessons, while the welcoming clubhouse provides a relaxed spot to unwind afterwards.

Our take: A classic Suffolk golf experience that blends challenge with charm, ideal for a round before exploring Aldeburgh’s beach, boutiques, and famous fish and chips.

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Our take: A friendly, scenic course that suits mixed-ability groups, perfect for pairing with a riverside walk or cycle along the Deben before or after your round.

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Our take: A Suffolk golfing gem, perfect for those looking to enjoy a full round in a striking seaside setting, with Thorpeness village, meare, and beach all close by for a memorable day out.

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Southwold Golf Club – classic links course on the Suffolk coast

Our take: A charming course with plenty of character, perfect for a morning or afternoon round before exploring Southwold’s pier, harbour, and famous Adnams brewery.

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Stowmarket Golf Club: 18-hole course with tree-lined fairways and a welcoming clubhouse for visitors.

Orford Golf Club: coastal parkland course with equipment hire and lessons, ideal for families or groups.

Ufford Park Golf Club (near Woodbridge) – 18-hole parkland, driving range, hotel and spa.

Seckford Golf Club (Woodbridge) – friendly parkland layout, playable all year round.

Rushmere Golf Club (Ipswich) – heathland course with a long history, close to town.

Ipswich Golf Club (Purdis Heath) – championship-standard heathland course.

Haverhill Golf Club – 18-hole parkland, welcoming atmosphere.

Stowmarket Golf Club – tree-lined parkland course near Stowmarket.

Brett Vale Golf Club (Raydon) – scenic, rolling countryside.

Hintlesham Golf Club – modern parkland course in historic parkland grounds.

Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club – seaside links, the only true links in Suffolk.

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