The Suffolk Golf Club
Bury St Edmunds
The Suffolk Golf Club is an attractive 18-hole parkland course located at All Saints Hotel near Bury St Edmunds. Surrounded by peaceful East Anglian countryside, the par-72 layout combines generous playing areas with tree-lined holes, carefully positioned hazards and the winding River Lark.
Water can influence several holes, particularly when drives or approach shots move away from the safer side of the fairway. Golfers must also consider bunkers, mature trees and changes in direction when planning their way around the course. The greens place further importance on accurate approach play and good distance control.
The course provides a fair test for golfers of different ages, abilities and handicaps. Less experienced players will appreciate its welcoming resort setting, while lower-handicap golfers will need solid course management and accurate shot-making to build a good score. A choice of tees allows visiting groups to select a suitable challenge for their round.
Practice facilities include a putting green and access to PGA professional coaching. The club has also introduced an indoor golf simulator featuring Foresight technology, allowing golfers to practise, analyse their game or play virtual courses in different weather conditions.
Being based at All Saints Hotel makes The Suffolk Golf Club a convenient choice for a stay-and-play golf break. Golfers can combine their rounds with on-site accommodation, dining and spa facilities, while historic Bury St Edmunds is only a short journey away. Its abbey gardens, independent shops, traditional pubs and restaurants provide plenty to enjoy after golf or during a longer Suffolk break.
London Stansted Airport
77km


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Time Zone:
GMT+0
Currency:
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Temperature:
1°C - 22°C
Cost of a Beer:
£5.00
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£65
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About The Area
Bury St Edmunds is a market town packed with history and elegance. After golf, explore the ruins of the medieval Abbey and stroll through the award-winning Abbey Gardens. Visit the Greene King Brewery or catch a show at the Theatre Royal. Shop in boutique stores or enjoy local produce at cafés and farmers' markets. Bury blends cultural charm, greenery, and Suffolk warmth for a refined break.









