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Woodhall Spa Hotchkin Course #6

Highlights of Woodhall Spa Hotchkin Course

  • This is the hardest golf course (by slope rating) in The UK
  • It is rated 25th hardest in the world!
  • It’s also rated 58th Best in the world
  • There are an astonishing 142 bunkers at Woodhall Spa Hotchkin Course
  • Birdie Dance Time!!!

The Signature Hole Challenge

Nestled in the heart of Lincolnshire sits Woodhall Spa’s Hotchkin Course – officially ranked as the hardest golf course in the UK and the 25th hardest in the entire world. As we drove through the beautiful town of Woodhall Spa on a gloriously sunny morning, little did we know just how challenging our golfing experience would be. The relatively flat Lincolnshire landscape gives no indication of the mental and physical test that awaits golfers brave enough to take on this formidable track.

The Hotchkin Course’s fearsome reputation stems primarily from its strategic use of 142 deep bunkers and the course’s firm, fast-running conditions. Built on sandy soil, the course plays extremely firm even in early April, causing balls to run unpredictably and making it exceptionally difficult to hold approach shots on the greens. What makes Woodhall Spa particularly challenging is not necessarily its length – it’s a relatively modest 6,519 yards from the daily tees – but rather its relentless demand for precision and mental fortitude on every single shot.

The visual intimidation factor at Woodhall Spa cannot be overstated. Standing on nearly every tee, golfers are presented with what appears to be a narrow corridor between strategically placed bunkers. The optical illusion is that your target is impossibly small, when in reality, the fairways often open up beyond the visible trouble. This psychological warfare continues throughout the round, as nearly every green is surrounded by deep, punishing bunkers. Miss short, left, right, or occasionally long, and you’re faced with a recovery from sand that often sits above your head height. The bunkers themselves vary in condition, with some containing fine, dusty sand that behaves differently from what most golfers are accustomed to at their home courses.

The par threes at Woodhall Spa deserve special mention as they represent some of the most challenging one-shotters in golf. Each requires absolute precision, with no bailout options available. Short means bunker, long means thick rough, and missing left or right guarantees more sand. The signature 12th hole exemplifies this challenge – a visually intimidating par three where the green appears to be floating in a sea of heather and deep bunkers. It’s a hole that demands your absolute best shot under pressure, a theme that repeats throughout the entire round.

Despite its fearsome reputation, Woodhall Spa offers comprehensive practice facilities befitting its status as the home of England Golf. A four-acre short game area, professional-quality driving range with Toptracer technology, and well-designed practice greens allow visitors to prepare for the challenge ahead. The welcoming staff and traditional clubhouse create a pleasant atmosphere that contrasts with the brutality of the course itself. At approximately £105 for a shoulder-season round (with discounts available for golf union members), Woodhall Spa represents good value for those wishing to test their skills against one of golf’s most demanding layouts.

For the average golfer, Woodhall Spa represents a unique challenge – one that tests not just technical skill but mental endurance. Every shot requires complete focus for all 18 holes, creating a level of mental fatigue that few other courses can match. While not necessarily the most visually spectacular or historically significant course you’ll play, the Hotchkin Course at Woodhall Spa earns its reputation through its relentless examination of every aspect of a golfer’s game. If you decide to take on this challenge, bring plenty of golf balls, a patient mindset, and a willingness to accept that sometimes, even good shots can be punished. That’s just the nature of one of the world’s most difficult golf courses.

The Scorecard

Chris got 34 points and was +2 on strokeplay

Nish got 23 points and was +15 on strokeplay

Woodhall Spa Hotchkin Course Scorecard- Top 100 in 10 Golf Podcast

Aberdovey Golf Club #5

Highlights of Aberdovey Golf Club

  • UNBELIEVABLE WELCOME & friendliness of the club and members
  • What a stunning location and a bargain at just £80 for a round in shoulder season
  • We had the Chairman of Memberships, no less, guiding us round and that was just AMAZING!

The Signature Hole Challenge

The Scorecard

Chris got 32 points and was +3 on strokeplay

Nish got 42 points and was 6 UNDER on strokeplay

Aberdovey Golf Club Scorecard - The Top 100 in 10 Golf Podcast

Royal St David’s Golf Club #4

Highlights of Royal St David’s Golf Club

  • Highly playable course for a top 100 golf course
  • The weather was incredible and really made the day even though it was very busy andtherefore a bit slow going
  • Joined by Jim for the first time

The Scorecard

Chris got 34 points and was +2 on strokeplay

Nish got 34 points and was +2 on strokeplay

Royal St Davids Golf Club Scorecard - The Top 100 in 10 Golf Podcast

Southport and Ainsdale #3

Highlights of Southport & Ainsdale Golf Club

  • A really fair test
  • Plenty of pars
  • Matt (member) and Paul wwre fantastic playing partners

The Scorecard

Chris got 20 points and was +16 on strokeplay

Nish got 28 points and was +9 on strokeplay

Moortown #2

Highlights of Moortown Golf Club

  • Absolute hidden gem
  • BIRDIE
  • Eddie, the assistant Pro, was brilliant
  • The driving range with complimentary balls

The Scorecard

Chris got 22 points and was +14 on strokeplay

Nish got 25 points and was +13 on strokeplay

Silloth-On-Solway #1

Course Score 140

Our Ranking 2

Welcome for visitors

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Highlights of Silloth Golf Club

  • What a stunning day
  • Started really well
  • Very welcoming members
  • The first one is DONE!

The Scorecard

Chris got 20 points and was +23 on strokeplay

Nish got 28 points and was +13 on strokeplay

The Top 100 List GB & Ireland

Our Progress

28%

Click on the club name to see our pictures and scorecards

  1. Silloth on Solway (46) – Cumbria, England
  2. Moortown Golf Club (98) – West Yorkshire, England
  3. Southport & Ainsdale (97) – Merseyside, England
  4. Royal St.David’s (79) – Harlech, Wales
  5. Aberdovey Golf Club (84) – Gwynedd, Wales
  6. Woodhall Spa (Hotchkin Course) (20) – Lincolnshire, England
  7. Gleneagles (Queen’s Course) (77) – Perthshire, Scotland
  8. Gleneagles (King’s Course) (38) – Perthshire, Scotland
  9. Ganton Golf Club (25) – North Yorkshire, England
  10. West Lancs Golf Club (86) – Merseyside, England
  11. Hindead (91) Hindhead, England
  12. Hankley Commonn (58) – Farnham, England
  13. Gullane No. 1 (64) – East Lothian, Scotland
  14. Trump International Golf Links (23) – Aberdeenshire, Scotland
  15. Cruden Bay (24) – Aberdeenshire, Scotland
  16. Hollinwell (47) Nottinghamshire, England
  17. Dumbarnie Links (40) – Leven, Scotland
  18. Carnoustie (Championship Course) (12) – Angus, Scotland
  19. Birkdale Hills (Hillside) (51) – Merseyside, England
  20. Delamere Forest (95) – Cheshire, England
  21. Burnham & Berrow (62) – Somerset, England
  22. Wallasey (99) – Merseyside, England
  23. Castletown – Isle of Man
  24. Formby Golf Club – Merseyside, England
  25. Liphook (75) – Liphook, England
  26. Swinley Forest Golf Club (17) – Berkshire, England
  27. Walton Heath (Old Course 39) – Surrey, England
  28. Walton Heath (New 89) – Tadworth, England

Not in order…

  1. St Andrews (Old Course) (2) – Fife, Scotland
  2. Royal Troon (Old Course) (32) – Ayrshire, Scotland
  1. Royal County Down (Championship Course) – Northern Ireland
  2. Turnberry (Ailsa Course) – Ayrshire, Scotland
  3. Muirfield – East Lothian, Scotland
  4. Royal Dornoch (Championship Course) – Sutherland, Scotland
  5. Royal Portrush (Dunluce Links) – Northern Ireland
  6. Ballybunion (Old Course) – County Kerry, Ireland
  7. Royal St George’s – Kent, England
  8. Sunningdale (Old Course) – Berkshire, England
  9. North Berwick (West Links) – East Lothian, Scotland
  10. Lahinch (Old Course) – County Clare, Ireland
  11. Royal Birkdale – Merseyside, England
  12. Rosapenna (St.Patrick’s) – County Donegal, Ireland
  13. Portmarnock (Old Course) – County Dublin, Ireland
  14. Kingsbarns – Fife, Scotland
  15. Sunningdale (New Course) – Berkshire, England
  16. Castle Stuart – Inverness, Scotland
  17. Royal Aberdeen (Balgownie Links) – Aberdeenshire, Scotland
  18. Royal Lytham & St Annes – Lancashire, England
  19. Ardfin – Isle of Jura, Scotland
  20. Royal Porthcawl – Bridgend, Wales
  21. St George’s Hill (Red & Blue) – Surrey, England
  22. St Enodoc (Church Course) – Cornwall, England
  23. Royal Cinque Ports – Kent, England
  24. West Sussex Golf Club – Pulborough, England
  25. European Club – County Wicklow, Ireland
  26. Prestwick – Ayrshire, Scotland
  27. Waterville Golf Links – County Kerry, Ireland
  28. Alwoodley Golf Club – West Yorkshire, England
  29. Loch Lomond – Dunbartonshire, Scotland
  30. Western Gailes – Ayrshire, Scotland
  31. Royal West Norfolk – Norfolk, England
  32. Machrihanish Golf Club – Argyll & Bute, Scotland
  33. Rye Golf Club (Old Course) – East Sussex, England
  34. Wentworth  – Surrey, England
  35. The Island Golf Club – County Dublin, Ireland
  36. The Berkshire – Ascot, England
  37. Saunton (East Course) – Devon, England
  38. County Sligo – County Sligo, Ireland
  39. Nairn Golf Club – Highland, Scotland
  40. Trump International – Doonbeg, Scotland
  41. County Louth (Baltray) – County Louth, Ireland
  42. Adare Manor – County Limerick, Ireland
  43. The Machrie – Isle of Islay, Scotland
  44. Rosapenna (Sandy Hills) – County Donegal, Ireland
  45. Ballyliffin – County Donegal, Ireland
  46. Queenwood – Chertsey, England
  47. Carne Golf Links – County Mayo, Ireland
  48. Woking Golf Club – Surrey, England
  49. Enniscrone (Dunes) – County Sligo, Ireland
  50. Hunstanton Golf Club – Norfolk, England
  51. Tralee Golf Club – County Kerry, Ireland
  52. Old Head Golf Links – County Cork, Ireland
  53. The Renaissance Club – North Berwick, Scotland
  54. Worplesdon Golf Club – Surrey, England
  55. Nairn & Portnoo Links – County Donegal, Ireland
  56. Skibo Castle (Carnegie Links) – Dornoch, Scotland
  57. West Hill Golf Club – Woking, England
  58. Portstewart (Strand Course) – Northern Ireland
  59. Pennard Golf Club – Swansea, Wales
  60. Berkshire (Blue) – Ascot, England
  61. Machrihanish Dunes – Campbeltown, Scotland
  62. Prince’s Golf Club (Shore & Dunes) – Sandwich, England
  63. Broadstone Golf Club – Broadstone, England
  64. Parkstone Golf Club – Poole, England
  65. St Andrews Links (New) – Fife, Scotland
  66. Brora Golf Club – Brora, Scotland
  67. JCB Golf & Country Club – Staffordshire, England
  68. The Addington– Croydon, England
  69. Royal Dublin – County Dublin, Ireland
  70. Royal Liverpool (42) – Merseyside, England

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Here is the list of Top 100 Golf Courses in Great Britain & Ireland 2024

  1. Royal County Down (Championship Course) – Northern Ireland
  2. St Andrews (Old Course) – Fife, Scotland
  3. Turnberry (Ailsa Course) – Ayrshire, Scotland
  4. Muirfield – East Lothian, Scotland
  5. Royal Dornoch (Championship Course) – Sutherland, Scotland
  6. Royal Portrush (Dunluce Links) – Northern Ireland
  7. Ballybunion (Old Course) – County Kerry, Ireland
  8. Royal St George’s – Kent, England
  9. Sunningdale (Old Course) – Berkshire, England
  10. North Berwick (West Links) – East Lothian, Scotland
  11. Lahinch (Old Course) – County Clare, Ireland
  12. Carnoustie (Championship Course) – Angus, Scotland
  13. Royal Birkdale – Merseyside, England
  14. Rosapenna (St.Patrick’s) – County Donegal, Ireland
  15. Portmarnock (Old Course) – County Dublin, Ireland
  16. Kingsbarns – Fife, Scotland
  17. Swinley Forest Golf Club – Berkshire, England
  18. Sunningdale (New Course) – Berkshire, England
  19. Castle Stuart – Inverness, Scotland
  20. Woodhall Spa (Hotchkin Course) – Lincolnshire, England
  21. Royal Aberdeen (Balgownie Links) – Aberdeenshire, Scotland
  22. Royal Lytham & St Annes – Lancashire, England
  23. Trump International Golf Links – Aberdeenshire, Scotland
  24. Cruden Bay – Aberdeenshire, Scotland
  25. Ganton Golf Club – North Yorkshire, England
  26. Ardfin – Isle of Jura, Scotland
  27. Royal Porthcawl – Bridgend, Wales
  28. St George’s Hill (Red & Blue) – Surrey, England
  29. St Enodoc (Church Course) – Cornwall, England
  30. Royal Cinque Ports – Kent, England
  31. West Sussex Golf Club – Pulborough, England
  32. Royal Troon (Old Course) – Ayrshire, Scotland
  33. European Club – County Wicklow, Ireland
  34. Prestwick – Ayrshire, Scotland
  35. Waterville Golf Links – County Kerry, Ireland
  36. Alwoodley Golf Club – West Yorkshire, England
  37. Loch Lomond – Dunbartonshire, Scotland
  38. Gleneagles (King’s Course) – Perthshire, Scotland
  39. Walton Heath (Old Course) – Surrey, England
  40. Dumbarnie Links – Leven, Scotland
  41. Western Gailes – Ayrshire, Scotland
  42. Royal Liverpool – Merseyside, England
  43. Royal West Norfolk – Norfolk, England
  44. Machrihanish Golf Club – Argyll & Bute, Scotland
  45. Rye Golf Club (Old Course) – East Sussex, England
  46. Silloth on Solway – Cumbria, England
  47. Hollinwell – Nottinghamshire, England
  48. Wentworth  – Surrey, England
  49. The Island Golf Club – County Dublin, Ireland
  50. The Berkshire – Ascot, England
  51. Birkdale Hills (Hillside) – Merseyside, England
  52. Saunton (East Course) – Devon, England
  53. County Sligo – County Sligo, Ireland
  54. Nairn Golf Club – Highland, Scotland
  55. Trump International – Doonbeg, Scotland
  56. County Louth (Baltray) – County Louth, Ireland
  57. Hankley Common – Farnham, England
  58. Adare Manor – County Limerick, Ireland
  59. The Machrie – Isle of Islay, Scotland
  60. Rosapenna (Sandy Hills) – County Donegal, Ireland
  61. Burnham & Berrow (Championship Course) – Somerset, England
  62. Ballyliffin – County Donegal, Ireland
  63. Gullane (No. 1 Course) – East Lothian, Scotland
  64. Queenwood – Chertsey, England
  65. Carne Golf Links – County Mayo, Ireland
  66. Woking Golf Club – Surrey, England
  67. Enniscrone (Dunes) – County Sligo, Ireland
  68. Hunstanton Golf Club – Norfolk, England
  69. Tralee Golf Club – County Kerry, Ireland
  70. Old Head Golf Links – County Cork, Ireland
  71. The Renaissance Club – North Berwick, Scotland
  72. Worplesdon Golf Club – Surrey, England
  73. Nairn & Portnoo Links – County Donegal, Ireland
  74. Liphook – Liphook, England
  75. Skibo Castle (Carnegie Links) – Dornoch, Scotland
  76. Gleneagles (Queen’s Course) – Perthshire, Scotland
  77. West Hill Golf Club – Woking, England
  78. Royal St.David’s – Harlech, Wales
  79. Portstewart (Strand Course) – Northern Ireland
  80. Pennard Golf Club – Swansea, Wales
  81. Berkshire (Blue) – Ascot, England
  82. Machrihanish Dunes – Campbeltown, Scotland
  83. Aberdovey Golf Club – Gwynedd, Wales
  84. Prince’s Golf Club (Shore & Dunes) – Sandwich, England
  85. West Lancs Golf Club – Merseyside, England
  86. Broadstone Golf Club – Broadstone, England
  87. Parkstone Golf Club – Poole, England
  88. Walton Heath (New) – Tadworth, England
  89. St Andrews Links (New) – Fife, Scotland
  90. Hindhead – Hindhead, England
  91. Brora Golf Club – Brora, Scotland
  92. JCB Golf & Country Club – Staffordshire, England
  93. The Addington – Croydon, England
  94. Delamere Forest – Cheshire, England
  95. Southport & Ainsdale – Merseyside, England
  96. Moortown Golf Club – Yorkshire, England
  97. Wallasey – Merseyside, England
  98. Royal Dublin – County Dublin, Ireland
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