Gorleston Golf Club was founded in 1906 and is internationally famous for being the most Easterly course in the British Isles. Our front nine signature holes partly hug the top of spectacular 40-foot sandy cliffs offering awe-inspiring sea views to the North and East.

Rookery Park, a challenging 6714 yards off the competition tees, was designed by Mr C D Lawrie, a top architect who was also an advisor to the Royal and Ancient Championship Committee. The par 72 course has four par 5’s and four par 3’s. The longest hole on the course is the 550 yard fifth; the shortest the 138 yard ninth. Every hole presents a unique challenge to golfers of varying levels of ability!

Great Yarmouth and Caister Golf Club is an 18 hole course located in the charming village of Caister-on-Sea and is an excellent choice for players of any ability. The club has excellent facilities and hospitality and welcomes all visitors.

Bungay & Waveney Valley sits in a horseshoe- shaped loop formed by the River Waveney, and is an inland heathland course, with plenty of gorse and a mixture of pine and birch trees. Set in only 84 acres of well-drained land, it is a very comfortable course to walk and rarely suffers from excessive water.

Caldecott Hall is a challenging par 73 heath land course with undulating greens and tricky dog-leg par 5’s. Water in front of the testing par 3 8th makes this a very interesting hole. The 10th is a short par 4 with a raised sleeper faced plateau green surrounded by trees and the 15th is another testing short par 4 with water guarding the green. All in all a true test to your golfing ability.