History, tradition & great golf await
An area steeped in history and tradition, Suffolk boasts a glorious coastline, warm coastal climate which means it’s an ideal year-round destination for a golf break. The county maintains a good rivalry with Norfolk and as a result, the courses here are equally as good as those found in Norfolk, if not better depending on who you ask. Every golfer should consider a Suffolk golf break.
Why book a Suffolk golf break?
- Explore an area of outstanding natural beauty
- Test your taste buds on fresh local produce
- Discover the home of Adnams Brewery
- Soak up the stunning coastal views
Tee it up on the Suffolk coast
There are some truly outstanding Suffolk golf courses to tackle if you find yourself on a break or tour in this marvellous county. One example is the James Braid designed course at Thorpeness, a beautifully maintained heathland course with endless variation to its design, it prides itself on being a great challenge to golfers of all abilities.
Another Suffolk golf course you need to check out is the legendary Championship Course at Aldeburgh Golf Club which treats golfers to views of the River Alde whilst simultaneously challenging golfers to keep their ball under control with the area’s notoriously high winds.
What makes a Suffolk golf break so special?
Not only is Suffolk an incredibly beautiful place with top-class luxury resorts and challenging golf courses, but you'll easily find a good value for money golf break here. So don't worry about breaking the bank. The golf courses are maintained to a good standard and have excellent drainage. And, when you're not practicing your swing on the course, you can explore the surrounding countryside and soak up the stunning views.
Steeped in history Suffolk is a great place for a good value golf break. I particularly enjoyed the Championship Course at Aldeburgh Golf Club.
Scotland & Ireland Team Leader
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Where to stay in Suffolk
A Suffolk golf break is one that has become increasingly sought after, and for good reason. There are some fantastic hotels and resorts on offer in the region. We recommend the Ufford Park Hotel Golf & Spa 3*. Set in 120 acres of historical parkland amongst the picturesque Suffolk countryside, it is the perfect country retreat, yet conveniently located less than one mile from the A12. The modern hotel has 90 en-suite bedrooms, many of which have balconies overlooking the superb Ufford Park Golf Course. The Golfers Lodge is perfect for groups of up to 12, offering great accommodation in a social environment.
An excellent alternative, Thorpeness Hotel and Golf Club provides golfers with a classic James Braid golf course and excellent 3* hospitality, both of which combine to produce a memorable stay and play golf break in Suffolk. Idyllically located on the beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast, Thorpeness Golf Hotel offers a great standard of 3* accommodation, picturesque views, and modern amenities. Overlooking the 3rd hole, the hotel’s main restaurant is a favourite spot among golfers.