Going back to Paul's pictures of Woodbridge it is a lovely course. I believe the original course was laid out by David Howie, the club's first professional. 9 holes were added by FW Hawtree more recently and they make a good course in their own right. It will have been known to many US airmen as it was right at the end of the runway of RAF Woodbridge and close also to RAF Bentwaters next door. Both are now closed but I recall the noise of Phantoms taking off and landing at Woodbridge as if it were yesterday. Bentwaters had a huge contingent of A-10 tank busters.
That part of East Anglia is well worth exploring for golf. Aldeburgh is first rate, Felixstowe Ferry is a genuine links and feels as though it had not been altered since Darwin's day (though it was totally rebuilt after the Second World War and altered very recently for safety reasons), Ipswich is a fine 27-hole course (the 9-hole course being pay-and-play) which has been restoring its heathland, Rushmere has a lot of heather and gorse, Thorpeness is heathland in parts, and you can return to civilisation via Royal Worlington and Gog Magog (which I'm sure many of you would like) or you can venture further north via Diss or Thetford to Great Yarmouth (links inside the racecourse), Royal Norwich (good parkland) and Eaton (said to be an excellent parkland course) and thence to Royal Cromer, Sheringham, Royal West Norfolk and Hunstanton. And think of all those crab suppers....