Burnham & Berrow

The Championship course at Burnham & Berrow is laid out in the traditional style of 9 holes out and nine back, but the layout is challenging, with deep bunkers, thick rough and small greens that demand precision. First opened in 1890, the course has been shaped by some golfing greats: J. H. Taylor was the first professional at the club, while Herbert Fowler, Hugh Alison, Dr Alister MacKenzie and Harry S. Colt all helped to improve the links over the years. Burnham & Berrow has played host to several key amateur championships and it is a regular venue for the Open Championship qualifiers.