Golf clubs with at least two links courses

[Laka]

Anyone know which golfclubs in UK, having at least two 18 hole links courses?
I know Saunton and Rosapenna, is there more ?
also know Burnham & Berrow having one 18 hole and one 9 hole course, but im interested in clubs having two or more links courses!

Tips are appriciated and finally spring have arrived really early here and range is open again...:thup:

 

[Pull]

Gullane has 3 18 hole links plus many more courses within 10 miles!

 

[stevie_r]

Archerfield

 

[Adi2Dassler]

Royal Dornoch, two outstanding courses.

 

[garyinderry]

Ballyliffin in Donegal has two courses!

http://www.ballyliffingolfclub.com/courseguide

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

I can think of Carnoustie, St Andrew's, Rye, Princes, Turnberry, Ballybunnion, Ballyliffen, Royal County Down and Portrush off the top of my head.

 

[smange]

Two top courses at Ballyliffin in Co. Donegal and plenty other great links courses to play as well nearby.

 

[Adi2Dassler]

Archerfield

I'm not so convinced,even though the name suggests otherwise.Fidra is over 50% parkland imo and even though Dirleton is further away from the sea than Fidra, it's more linksy.

 

[davidy233]

Monifieth Medal and Ashludie

 

[stevie_r]

I'm not so convinced,even though the name suggests otherwise.Fidra is over 50% parkland imo and even though Dirleton is further away from the sea than Fidra, it's more linksy.

I'll bow to your superior knowledge mate, not been up there yet. Think I'll save it for when my numbers come up and I join

 

[Adi2Dassler]

I'll bow to your superior knowledge mate, not been up there yet. Think I'll save it for when my numbers come up and I join

It's certainly links turf, and a most enjoyable place to visit, but you can't even see the sea from the majority of either of the courses.

 

[MegaSteve]

Crail

 

[Deleted member 18588]

It's certainly links turf, and a most enjoyable place to visit, but you can't even see the sea from the majority of either of the courses.

A rarity for me & Adi to agree but having been to Archerfield several times I would concur that whilst they are very good courses I would not call either a true links.
Same would apply to the Renaissance.

 

[nemicu]

I can think of Carnoustie, St Andrew's, Rye, Princes, Turnberry, Ballybunnion, Ballyliffen, Royal County Down and Portrush off the top of my head.

Lol - you forgot Royal Troon. Oh, and St.Enodoc. Did I mention Trevose?

 

[Adi2Dassler]

A rarity for me & Adi to agree but having been to Archerfield several times I would concur that whilst they are very good courses I would not call either a true links.
Same would apply to the Renaissance.

There is hope for you yet young jedi ;-)

Renaissance at least you can see the sea, but too many trees for any of them to be truly links.

 

[patricks148]

Moray has the old and the new.

 

[Foxholer]

I'm not so convinced,even though the name suggests otherwise.Fidra is over 50% parkland imo and even though Dirleton is further away from the sea than Fidra, it's more linksy.

I certainly wouldn't consider Fidra a links. Not played Dirleton.

@D4S Princes may have 3 different ways to play 18, but it's only 3*9s.

Troon has 2 as well - Old and Portland

 

[badger57]

Littlestone & Romney Warren in kent

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

@D4S Princes may have 3 different ways to play 18, but it's only 3*9s.

Yeah I know, I was basing my answer on previous ones like Burnham which is 18 and 9.

But a course is a course whether it's 9, 12, 18 or any other number of holes :thup:

 

[Vikingman]

I believe Seaton Carew has three nine hole loops.