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Every month, what the desk kept: gear, courses worth playing, and the moves that lower a score.

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Courses to play

Chorlton-cum-Hardy Golf Club

A members' parkland course beside the River Mersey in south Manchester, founded in 1902 or 1903 depending on the source, with the Grade II…

Caprington Golf Club

Kilmarnock's oldest public course, opened in 1909 as the town's municipal course and run by its members since 2015 as Caprington Community Golf Club:…

Ballochmyle Golf Club

An inland parkland course on the old Ballochmyle estate outside Mauchline, in Ayrshire's Burns Country: 18 holes, par 70 and 5,972 yards from the…

Golf, written for players in Britain

Panxis Golf covers the game as it is played here: links and parkland, winter greens and summer firmness, wind that changes two clubs between the fourth and the fifth. Equipment is judged on whether it changes a score rather than on a press release, and the retailers and fitters we name are ones you can walk into. Distances are in yards, prices in pounds. Nothing is a paid placement, no product is written up as though we had tested it when we have not, and every photograph is licensed and credited.

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