The Legendary

Brabazon Course

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Precision-cut fairways, strategic bunkering, shimmering lakes and fast, undulating greens make this a challenge fit for the greats; past, present, and future. And with recent enhancements shaping the 6th hole into a modern-day test admired by Lee Westwood, The Brabazon continues to evolve while staying true to its iconic status. Walk in the footsteps of legends and see if you can etch your own moment into history.

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The Brabazon

Crafted by the visionary duo Dave Thomas and Peter Alliss, The Brabazon isn’t just a golf course, it’s a theatre of champions. This Par 72, 7,255-yard masterpiece has played host to more Ryder Cups than any other venue in the world, setting the scene for some of the sport’s most unforgettable moments. From Seve Ballesteros’ daring drive onto the 10th green to Sam Torrance’s legendary putt that sealed victory for Europe in 1985, every hole has a story to tell

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Four Time Ryder Cup Host

1985: A History Making Tournament

Team Europe won the competition for the first time by a score of 121/2 to 111/2 points. This marked the first US loss since 1957, previously the sole US loss in fifty years.

1989: A Dramatic Finish

Tony Jacklin led the European team to a 14-14 tie with the US resulting in Europe retaining the trophy for that year. The match solidified The Belfry's reputation as a premier Ryder Cup venue.

1993: A USA Win on European Soil

Tom Watson led the US team to victory with a 15-13 matchup against Bernard Gallacher's European team. The USA secured 7.5 out of the 12 points on offer on the Sunday to secure victory.

2002: A Symbolic Reclaimation

Sam Torrance led the European team to their first win in 5 years with a score of 15.5 - 12.5. Paul McGinley sank the final winning put on this emotional and iconic day.

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