Our day at Formby Ladies was everything we hoped for and more. The course, a 5,300-yard heathland gem, was in brilliant condition. Fast greens, firm fairways, and that unmistakable Formby charm around every corner. We kicked things off in the newly refurbished clubhouse with a proper afternoon tea, which set the tone perfectly for a relaxed and friendly day out. Out on the course, there was plenty of good golf, a few heroic escapes from the heather, and a lot of laughs along the way. A reminder of exactly why Formby Ladies is one of our absolute favourites. Welcoming, beautifully kept, and full of character. A cracking day from start to finish.

Our visit to Little Aston was one for the books. The Colt/Vardon layout was in superb condition and served up just the right balance of challenge and charm. After the morning round, we settled into the clubhouse for a proper jacket-and-tie lunch. The food was spot on, the conversation even better, and the atmosphere exactly what you’d hope for from a classic golf club. The day wrapped up with our much-anticipated putting knockout on Little Aston’s famous green. It was competitive, hilarious, and surprisingly tense at times. A huge thanks to everyone who joined us. Great golf, great company, and a putting finale we’ll be talking about for a while.

Sunningdale Heath may be a par 58, but don’t be fooled – it’s a real long iron test and far from easy despite the yardage. Designed by Harry Colt, this charming course offers a quick round, typically wrapped up in just 2.5 hours, leaving plenty of time to enjoy the best bacon roll in the game and a bit of cornhole afterwards. The event was so much fun last year, we had to do it again. All this for just £50 – a perfect afternoon. For a taste of what’s in store, check out our last year’s event here. Cost: £50