Norwich, Norfolk (10 miles west of Norwich)

The attraction of golf at Barnham Broom is the contrasting character of the two golf courses on site and the challenges they offer. Since opening in 1977, Barnham Broom has established itself as one of the finest golfing venues in the region.

The Valley Course designed by Frank Pennink, one of Europe's most respected golf course architects, is abundant with water features, blending into the delightful natural landscape. The course is rated among Norfolk's best. The par 72, 6,483 yard mature course requires handicap certificates. The Hill Course is another of Frank Pennink's designs, although modified by Donald Steel. As its name suggests, golfers can enjoy fine views over the surrounding Norfolk countryside, while rising to the challenge posed by winds and carefully placed bunkers guarding the greens. A complete golf resort - Barnham Broom's courses are complemented by outstanding practice facilities, including three academy holes and PGA professional tuition from the Golf School.

Barnham Broom offers the perfect venue for a break away from it all with comfortable, thoughtfully appointed bedrooms, a choice of bars, restaurants and outstanding golf and leisure facilities. Barnham Broom offers 52 beautiful bedrooms where you'll find traditional style complemented by modern comfort, including bathroom with high pressure shower, trouser press iron, hair dryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Barnham Broom's Leisure Club has all the facilities and services of a first class health club, with a sparkling indoor pool, revitalizing spa, sauna and steam rooms. The fully equipped gym with its uplifting panoramic view over the countryside is the perfect environment to get fit. There are tennis and squash courts, aerobics classes and a residential squash coach.

For a truly elegant dining experience, the Flints Restaurant at Barnham Broom offers excellent a la carte and table d'hôte menus. The restaurant's tranquil atmosphere is complemented with light and airy décor and views across the golf course.