Every golf course around the world has one thing in common - they are all unique. Golf provides a different experience wherever you go. No two courses are ever the same and each has their own captivating story to tell. Blessed with a rich and varied landscape, England has a prolific collection of coastal links and inland courses created by some of golf's most cherished craftsmen; Sunningdale (Park Jr. & Colt), Walton Heath (Fowler), St Enodoc (Braid), Alwoodley and Moortown (MacKenzie) to name just a few. This guide offers a golfer everything they would require to enjoy a great round of golf at the best courses England has to offer. All the information you need is right here - par scores, yardage, green-fee price indicators, booking procedure, history of each club and how best to play the course. England is where golf's greatest artists have gifted us moments to treasure for eternity. A young Ballesteros lifting the claret jug at Royal Lytham & St Annes, Bobby Jones storming to victory at Hoylake on his way to the grand slam, and who can ever forget Nicklaus and Jacklin bringing their titanic Ryder Cup battle to a close with a famous handshake at Royal Birkdale. Sharing a border with its spiritual home, England is undoubtedly golf's exquisite front garden. "This is another stand-out golf guide from Michael Whitehead. Chock-full of detail but without overwhelming, Whitehead's latest pairs smooth writing with excellent production values. It fully deserves a spot on every travelling golfer's shelf." Will Trinkwon, Golfshake.com. "I was a big fan of last year's 'The Golf Lover's Guide to Scotland' and Michael Whitehead has really delivered again...What really makes the book come alive is the amount of research Michael has clearly put in. Only the most ardent golf historian wouldn't find out something new." UKGolfGuy.com. Michael Whitehead is the author of the inaugural book in this series, 'The Golf Lover's Guide To Scotland', described as "immaculately designed and crammed with beautiful photography...as essential as rain gear and extra golf balls when packing for your next trip to Scotland."   Since he was a young man, Whitehead, like most modest handicappers, has shared an unrequited love affair with the game of golf. He has, and will always, love playing it, watching it and writing about it.