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A classic seaside venue, Norfolk is a real treat
Although Norfolk is more known for its beaches, beautiful stretches of coastline and Cromer crabs, in recent years it has been receiving a lot more praise for its plethora of outstanding golf courses and all-encompassing golf resorts, with stunning set of links layouts and some brilliant parkland courses you won't be short of options for courses to play.
A golf break in Norfolk comes with exceptional views of the sea from certain courses, wonderful accommodation and lively nightlife, especially in Norwich, it’s got a bit of everything going for it.
Why book a golf break in Norfolk?
- Stay & play at all-encompassing golf resorts
- Enjoy sea views on stunning coastal courses
- Explore beautiful natural landscapes & tourist attractions
- Take a city break in popular destination of Norwich
Tee it up on the Norfolk coast
Below are some of our Golf Travel Experts’ most celebrated Norfolk courses, combining classic seaside links with charming inland parkland layouts. With a diverse mix of coastal tests and relaxed resort-style venues, Norfolk is perfectly suited for memorable golf breaks that blend challenge with tranquillity.
- Royal West Norfolk Golf Club
Par: 72 | Yards: 6,457 | Course type: Links | Designed by: Holcombe Ingleby (later refined by James Braid)
Set along the north Norfolk coastline, Royal West Norfolk is one of England’s most distinctive and traditional links experiences. Top 100 Courses number one course in Norfolk, the course offers a true test of links golf, with firm fairways, ever-present coastal winds and natural hazards demanding creativity and control. Accessed via tidal causeway, it is a must-play for purists of the game.
- Royal Cromer Golf Club
Par: 72 | Yards: 6,515 | Course type: Links | Designed by: Old Tom Morris (later refined by James Braid)
Perched on the clifftops, Royal Cromer is a classic links course that delivers stunning sea views alongside a challenging layout. Undulating fairways, deep bunkering and exposed conditions require precise shot-making, while its rich heritage ensures its place among the region’s finest courses.
- Sheringham Golf Club
Par: 70 | Yards: 6,554 | Course type: Links | Designed by: Tom Dunn (later refined by James Braid)
Another superb coastal layout, Sheringham blends traditional links characteristics with dramatic elevation changes. The course rewards strategic play, with tight fairways, rolling terrain and coastal winds providing a rewarding and memorable round. An absolute must of a Norfolk golf tour and rightfully placed inside the top 3 of Top 100 Courses' Norfolk rankings for 2026.
- Dunston Hall
Par: 71 | Yards: 6,546 | Course type: Parkland | Designed by: PGA European Tour Design Group
Set within picturesque Norfolk countryside, Dunston Hall offers a more relaxed parkland experience. Tree-lined fairways, gentle water features and well-kept greens make it an enjoyable yet engaging test, ideal for golfers seeking a balance of challenge and comfort.
- Barnham Broom (The Pennick Course) Par: 72 | Yards: 6,509 | Course type: Parkland | Designed by: Frank Pennink
Set within the scenic grounds of Barnham Broom Hotel, the flag ship Pennick Course offers a charming and accessible parkland experience. Tree-lined fairways, natural water features and subtle elevation changes provide an enjoyable yet engaging test, rewarding accuracy and smart course management throughout.
- Sprowston Manor
Par: 71 | Yards: 6,547 | Course type: Parkland | Designed by: Ross McMurray
A classic parkland course set within historic grounds, Sprowston Manor is known for its welcoming layout and natural beauty. Mature trees, strategic bunkering and smooth greens provide an enjoyable round for all abilities, making it a popular choice for a laid-back golf break.
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Where to play on your Norfolk golf break?
Seaside resorts, & more
Norfolk offers a wealth of accommodation, from luxury resorts to convenient, comfortable hotels. Whether you’re seeking a relaxing countryside retreat or a base close to the coast, these handpicked venues offer the perfect complement to a memorable golf break.
- Dunston Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort
Perfect for a well-rounded resort golf escape with excellent facilities.
A striking Elizabethan-style hotel set within 150 acres of wooded parkland, Dunston Hall blends historic charm with modern comfort. Built in 1885, it retains many original features while offering extensive leisure facilities and exceptional service. Ideal for golfers seeking a well-rounded resort experience with strong on-site amenities and a relaxed countryside setting.
- Barnham Broom Hotel
Perfect for a modern resort-style golf break with two courses on-site.
Set in the heart of the Norfolk countryside, Barnham Broom is one of the region’s premier golf resorts, offering contemporary accommodation alongside excellent leisure facilities. With two contrasting courses and a relaxed, stylish atmosphere, it’s ideal for groups looking for variety both on and off the course.
- Sprowston Manor Hotel & Country Club
Ideal for a laid-back golf break with added spa and leisure appeal.
This stately manor house offers a classic Norfolk stay, Sprowston Manor Hotel & Country Club comes complete with an award-winning spa and an impressive parkland course on-site. Its tranquil setting and quality facilities make it a popular choice for golf groups looking to combine play with relaxation.
- Heacham Manor
Perfect for combining coastal golf with a traditional seaside stay.
Located close to the Victorian seaside town of Hunstanton, Heacham Manor offers elegant accommodation within a charming historic setting. With its coastal proximity and welcoming atmosphere, it provides excellent value alongside easy access to local attractions. Ideal for those looking to pair golf with a traditional seaside escape.
“Norfolk is one of England’s most underrated golf destinations, it offers a pure, traditional links experience without the crowds. Courses like Royal West Norfolk deliver something truly unique, where the tides, coastal winds and natural landscape shape every round, making it as memorable as it is challenging.”
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Golf travel tips for Norfolk
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What makes a Norfolk golf break so special & how do I get it right?
Our team of Golf Travel Experts have explored Norfolk’s courses and hotels extensively over the past 25 years. Below are some of their top travel tips for a golf trip in Norfolk, along with a selection of the best sightseeing opportunities and activities away from the course:
Travel tips
- Best time to visit: April to October offers the most favourable playing conditions, with longer daylight hours in summer ideal for making the most of the region’s courses. Spring and early autumn can also provide excellent value, with quieter fairways and mild weather. Coastal links courses remain playable year-round, though conditions can be more challenging in winter.
- Weather prep: Norfolk’s coastal climate can be breezy and changeable, particularly on exposed links layouts. Packing layers and waterproofs is recommended to ensure you’re prepared for all conditions.
- Getting around: A car is highly recommended to fully experience Norfolk’s golf offering, as many of the best courses and hotels are spread across the county and coastline.
- Book tee times early: The region’s top courses, particularly the well-known links venues, can book up quickly during peak months, so it’s advisable to secure tee times in advance.
- Base yourself smartly: Staying along the north Norfolk coast offers easy access to several of the region’s standout courses, while Norwich provides a great base for those seeking a mix of golf, dining and city amenities.
Things to do away from golf:
- Explore the Norfolk coastline: The north Norfolk coast is renowned for its natural beauty, with vast sandy beaches, salt marshes and charming coastal villages. It’s perfect for scenic walks and relaxing between rounds.
- Visit the city of Norwich: A historic city with a vibrant atmosphere, Norwich offers a mix of independent shops, restaurants and cultural attractions, including its impressive cathedral and medieval streets.
- Discover the Norfolk Broads: For a more tranquil experience, head to the Norfolk Broads National Park. With its network of rivers and lakes, it’s ideal for boat trips, wildlife spotting or simply unwinding in peaceful surroundings.
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Plan, manage & organise with ease through our app, your entire golf break in one place.Excellent service
We're here 7 days a week offering advice & support whilst saving you time & money.Loyalty rewards
Save on future trips with Breakpoints, plus exclusive competitions, discounts & promotions.Total flexibility
Tailor every aspect of your trip, from travel dates & tee times to room types & extras.Seamless journey
Plan, manage & organise with ease through our app, your entire golf break in one place.Trusted experts
Over 25 years' experience sending more than 3.5 million golfers away on trips.Extensive choice
With thousands of experiences worldwide, there's a golf break for every golfer.Unbeatable value
We always offer the best value for money, with no hidden costs or extra admin fees.Safe & secure
We're ATOL & ABTOT bonded so your booking is always protected & your money is secure.Excellent service
We're here 7 days a week offering advice & support whilst saving you time & money.Loyalty rewards
Save on future trips with Breakpoints, plus exclusive competitions, discounts & promotions.Total flexibility
Tailor every aspect of your trip, from travel dates & tee times to room types & extras.Seamless journey
Plan, manage & organise with ease through our app, your entire golf break in one place.
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