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Mark Pearce

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Re: Great non-Top 100 GB&I courses
« Reply #25 on: September 07, 2009, 06:31:07 PM »
Goswick is a very fine course and well worth a visit if you're on your way to East Lothian.  Also in the North East are two good Colt courses, Brancepeth Castle and the Northumberland, both of which are better than some in the GW Top 100.

Kington is a must, easily a top 50 (for fun, at least).  For me, Moortown falls well short of Alwoodley and Ganton, but it's a good course and worth a visit if you're playing Alwoodley.

Finally, al;so in Northumberland is  Doak dumb blonde, Bamburgh Castle,  Not the greatest golf on earth but on a sunny day, beauty to make Pebble look like a village muni.
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Kevin Pallier

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Re: Great non-Top 100 GB&I courses
« Reply #26 on: September 07, 2009, 08:51:59 PM »
Scott

As with any list there's some that could be in and others that could be out. I'll give you ten not in the 2008 GW Top100 that I'd recommend you see whilst over there

St. Andrews (New)
Gleneagles (Queens)
Woburn (Duchess)
Royal Worlington & Newmarket
Saunton (West)
Moortown
Brora
Royal North Devon (Westward Ho!)
Crail (Balcomie)
Stoke Park

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