A bit late in the day, I'm afraid, but what a bastard course you could create out of El Prat with French Lick. I always think Western Gailes is particularly appropriate for a course on the Ayrshire Coast with absolutely no shelter from the prevailing winds. But the biscuit is taken by The Belfry. Their PR people obviously don't know their Lewis Carroll? Carroll (he of Alice fame) wrote a brief treatise on the etymological significance of the word Belfry:
The word ‘Belfry’ is derived from the French bel, “beautiful, becoming, meet”, and the German word frei, “free, unfettered, safe.” Thus the word is strictly equivalent to ‘meatsafe’, to which the new belfry bears a resemblance so perfect as almost to amount to coincidence.
He was actually describing the new belfry erected in the corner of Tom Quad, Christ Church, Oxford, but it could just as well describe the non-descript architecture of The Belfry's clubhouse and hotel.