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Golf in Somerset
To take advantage of the
Discounted Green Fees
available through
the selected
golf
accommodation in Somerset
on this website
simply choose your
preferred destination,
and type of accommodation
from the brochures provided
on this web site.
All bookings are
made direct with
the proprietor of your
chosen accommodation
and
further details about
Golf Courses in Somerset
that are participating in the
Discounted Green Fees
system can be obtained
from them for your
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Golf Breaks & Golfing Holidays in Somerset
What does Somerset have to offer golfers! Superb Golf Courses
excellent seaside resorts
such as Weston Super Mare Fantastic scenery from beautiful moorland
to sandy beaches. Rolling and wooded farmland with towns such as Glastonbury and
Wells
and pretty villages like Tintinhull in Mid Somerset.
South Somerset is home of the
chalk Mendip Hills and provide superb scenery.
Cheddar Gorge is witness to this with
its awsome towering cliffs - 450 feet above
the narrow road below - and their underground caves with vaulted chambers,
stalactite cascades and dark unfathomable pools.
Add all of this to excellent accommodation with
Discounted Green Fees at chosen Somerset Golf Courses
and you have an alluring combination
for that well planned
Golf Break in Somerset
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RURAL SOMERST
Come and explore the timeless beauty of rural Somerset - rolling hills,
sweeping moorlands, ancient woodlands, special landscapes and
Fantastic Golf! This
is a special place just waiting to be discovered. Relax and recharge by pottering
around tiny historic villages or walk one of the many way-marked trails - taking
in some superb scenery (and more than a few great pubs!) along the way and of course
enjoy the views whilst playing a round of Golf.
Isle of Wedmore, one of Somerset’s
friendliest golf clubs, extend a warm welcome to our members and visitors including
societies and corporate visitors. The Isle of Wedmore Golf Club was founded in 1992
and is located just 15 minutes from Junction 22 of the M5. Many people ask why the
club is known as the ‘Isle of Wedmore’ Golf Club.
The answer dates back to Saxon
times when Wedmore was completely surrounded by wet marshland and the Somerset Levels
were flooded.
The Club emblem commemorates the historic peace treaty made in Wedmore
between King Alfred and the Danes in AD878.
This marked a turning point in the fortunes
of the Kingdom of Wessex and the emergence of the English nation as a whole.
Wedmore
is sited south of the Somerset Levels and the Mendip Hills, between Wells and Burnham-on-Sea
and south of Cheddar moor. The location benefits from breathtaking panoramic views
of the Mendip Hills, Cheddar Valley, Glastonbury Tor and the Somerset Levels.
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