With its undulating landscape and stunning views over the Yare Valley, Bawburgh’s 18 hole championship golf course is truly worth a visit. Situated at the club house, there are two practice putting greens, a practice net and a small chipping area perfect for warming up your swing!

Founded in 1910, Eaton Golf Club is located close to the centre of Norwich, the course is an oasis of beauty and tranquillity. One of the finest in the region, balancing the needs of the golfer with caring for the wildlife and habitat, it is an attractive parkland course, extensively tree lined and demanding accurate and intelligent shot making.

Costessey Park comprises 125 acres of picturesque parkland, set in the contoured Tud river valley and with the remains of Costessey Hall at its heart. The park includes a 6,107 yards, 18-hole, par-71 golf course, which is reputed to be amongst the best in Norfolk. Here, you will find panoramic views to inspire your game and the warmest of welcomes to everyone who visits the club.

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.

Diss is an attractive, interesting and enjoyable heathland course and is blessed with free draining, sandy soil, resulting in a top quality golf experience, all year round. It is renowned for its small, but beautifully manicured and perfectly true running greens. You are also likely to see a range of different wildlife species during your round, from wild flowers to deer and stoats. The course is fun for all standards of golfer and offers a suitable challenge for everyone.