Golf Breaks in East England
Dunston Hall
Norfolk
- Grade II listed Elizabethan-style mansion
- USGA-rated parkland golf course
- Set within 150 acres of beautiful Norfolk woodland
Why Book a Golf Break in East England
The Eastern region of England has a fantastic variety of options from which to choose your next golf holiday.
Although slightly more remote, Suffolk and Norfolk can supply the sought after combination of excellent golf and glorious rural scenery, while further inland we offer splendid golf break destinations in Cambridge.
This superb diversity ensures that there is a golf break for everyone in England’s East, so the only difficulty that remains is deciding which one best suits you.
Best Golf Resorts in East England
Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club
Suffolk
- Course designed by James Braid
- Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Ufford Park Hotel, Golf & Spa
Suffolk
- One of the finest Spa's in East Anglia
- Course set in 120 acres of historical parkland
Wensum Valley Golf & Country Club
Norfolk
- Has hosted PGA EuroPro Tour events
- Set in 350 acres of Norfolk countryside
Heacham Manor
King's Lynn, Norfolk
- 3 star hotel
- Grade II listed country house, set amidst beautiful gardens
- On site golf course and award winning restaurant
Best Golf Courses in East England
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Royal Cromer Golf Club
Cromer, Norfolk
- Formed in 1888 and designed by Old Tm Morris
- The course sits perched above the cliffs that overlook the sea
- The exquisite bunkering and panoramic views make this one of the most iconic courses in the region
Sheringham Golf Club
Sheringham, Norfolk
- Ranked within the top 100 courses in England
- Originally built in 1891
- Located high atop the clifftops overlooking the sea with many holes running along the cliff edge
Royal West Norfolk Golf Club
King's Lynn, Norfolk
- Ranked in the top 20 courses in England
- Founded in 1892
- Built on a narrow strip of land on the coast, during high tide the course becomes an island
Golf Travel tips for East England
The peak season for golf in the East of England is during the Summer when the warmer weather means golfers of all abilities take to the fairways. This is usually accompanied by higher green fees, so why not grab a bargain and look to book a golf break during the autumn or spring seasons.
When to visit
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Best Golfing Weather
May - September
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Best Value
April & October
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High Season
May, June & September
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Low Season
November - March