Woking Golf Club. They say that it all started here - the heady brew of art and science that we know today as golf course architecture and strategic design - when members John Low and Stuart Patton decided to drop a few centerline bunkers into the 4th fairway. Even without its amazing history, this healthland gem in the Surrey Hills southwest of London should be a place on every golfer’s must-play list. It’s a terrific design and an incredibly fun loop - a paradigmatic example of the often-overused-but-perfectly-appropriate-here labeled course “I could happily play every day.” As an added note, if American golfers knew what a membership at Woking (and similar clubs here) cost compared to an average U.S. country club membership, heads would explode. Pounds buy more than dollars, it would seem, when it comes to the purchase of great golf. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧