Opened in 1998, Wolfedale golf course (home of Charminster Golf Club) was and is a much needed basic 18 hole course situated just two miles north of Dorchester. On a chalky based subsoil, it never gets overwet even in the wettest winters, and can truly be an all year course.

Came Down Golf Club was founded in 1896, and shows off an excellent challenge, suitable for golfers at all levels. The course sits on chalk downland and offers fantastic views to locations such as Weymouth, Portland, Dorchester, Isle of Wight and Maiden Castle.

Founded in 1909 Weymouth Golf Club is a James Braid designed course and epitomises his early philosophy around shot strategies and includes many of his subtle doglegs. A feature of this beautiful course, bound to strike the golfing visitor, is its situation. Set in the centre of Weymouth yet enjoying magnificent views of the Dorset countryside and Jurassic Coast.

The 18 hole par 71 course at Lyme Regis occupies a cliff top site with coastal views towards Portland Bill and overlooks the Historical town and World Heritage Site of Lyme Regis, It is a challenging test, with a sea breeze, ideal for all abilities. The Clubhouse, overlooking the 18th green makes the ideal location to unwind and relax

An outstandingly beautiful vista awaits all who play Bridport with scenic views not only over the sea and shore but inland to the two highest points in Dorset, Pilsdon Pen, and Lewesdon Hill. The course abounds with wildlife and the singing of a skylark is a regular sound to be heard. The signature hole, the 6th, is only 129 yards long but has a drop of over 90 feet with one commentator rating it in the top 100 holes in the world. A dry-stone wall features on four of the holes, one of which is the 371 yard 13th. The legendary Max Faulkner drove the green (365 yards at the time) in an exhibition match in 1952. With a variable wind, changing weather and a challenging course, a round at Bridport is a test for all levels of golfer.