Royal North Devon

Royal North Devon is a historic links golf course in England, designed by Old Tom Morris in 1864 and granted 'Royal' status in 1867. The 18-hole championship course lies on common land over Northam Burrows and has largely retained its natural character. It features firm & fast fairways and greens, expansive dunes, and distinctive bunkers, with the wind adding extra challenge to every round, testing even strong players. The clubhouse exudes a warm atmosphere and houses a golf museum and unique club history artifacts. Royal North Devon also has a rich tournament tradition, having hosted the British Amateur Championship twice. This makes it a place where links golf, history, and character come together.