Royal West Norfolk Golf Club: Reseñas

Royal West Norfolk ticks my box because I love exciting and unexpected golf holes. The links are not long but the views are sensational and the bunkers are unforgettable - deep, lined with railway sleepers and fiendishly positioned. Both of our rounds at gorgeous Brancaster had to be timed so that the North Sea had not submerged the road leading up to this celebrated … Más

This is our first time to the Norfolk area and obviously we had to play Royal West Norfolk. The club has a wonderful old club house steeped in history with a friendly professional and well stocked shop. The course itself is a straight out and in and with the wind the second 9 can be challenging. The greens when we played here were quite quick, but honest. West Norfolk h… Más

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The first Links course I ever played. How lucky am I. What a course. Quirky, Entertaining and a test. Nothing has changed here in the 127 years since it was founded in 1892. Perching there is the understated and sentimentally shabby chic clubhouse sitting, almost precariously, on the water’s edge. With a little squint you can make out a few wind-whipped flagsticks on th… Más

Royal West Norfolk Golf Club, often referred to as Brancaster, is a quirky course that time has forgotten about. And it’s much the better for that. It’s an atmospheric old fashioned links, laid out on a thin parcel of land, close to the North Sea where the 18 holes are wedged between the sandy beach on one side and acres of marshland on the other. Its location means that… Más

It is an odd coincidence of golf architecture history that a man later to become a Member of Parliament, Mayor of Kings Lynn and a High Sheriff should at a much younger age be involved with the design of a course such as Royal West Norfolk. Although, as a two time Amateur champion and the club's first Captain, one suspects Horace Hutchinson was involved in some capacity. … Más