The Belfry Brabazon Course

The Brabazon Course needs little introduction. Playing host to the Ryder Cup on four separate occasions, a star-studded list of players stepping on the fairways, and one hell of a history, golf history enthusiasts will have a field day here.

The US and Europe have battled on these greens, wrestling with the course's challenging layout and now it's time to write your history. Get the gang together, split into two teams, and play your very own Ryder Cup at this legendary track.

Course

The 1st is a lengthy par-4 where a central shot is required from the tee. For the second shot, cautious players might want to lay up before the dancefloor; it's plagued by bunkers.

A par-3 on the 7th is a nightmare for those who cannot avoid water. You won't need a big club to carry the lake, so choose wisely and aim for the centre of the green to avoid the bunkers.

Now for the start of the back nine. Aim slightly left of the centre and land in front of the bunker for a risk-reward shot. If you perfect that, the approach will be easy money.

The 16th is another example of Peter Alliss' desire to replicate an American-style course-shed loads of bunkers. Take on the dogleg carefully while navigating around the sand.

Clubhouse

Sam's Clubhouse is top-class. A hotspot for golfers finishing one legendary course, this 19th hole lives up to the expectations of the historic fairways.

From the buzzing atmosphere, the impressive selection of craft beers, wines, and cocktails and the sublime food menu, you might not want to leave.

And that's without mentioning the premium sports bar; catch up on the live match while counting up the scorecards and preparing the forfeits for the losing Ryder Cup team.