Discover an 18-hole golf course near Bury St Edmunds at The Suffolk Golf Club. Located within All Saints Resort, our parkland course sits in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. It welcomes members, hotel guests, golf societies and visiting players throughout the year.

The course follows the River Lark and offers beautiful views throughout your round. Mature trees shape the fairways, while carefully placed hazards create an enjoyable challenge. In addition, well-maintained greens reward accurate approach shots and confident putting.

Golfers of different abilities can enjoy playing at The Suffolk Golf Club. Experienced players can test their course management and shot selection. Meanwhile, newer golfers can develop their skills in friendly and welcoming surroundings.

Each hole offers a different test, so careful planning can make a real difference. For example, some holes reward a bold approach from the tee. Others require greater accuracy and a more measured style of play. As a result, every round offers fresh challenges and opportunities to improve.

Visitors can book tee times and experience the course for themselves. Furthermore, hotel guests can add a round of golf to their stay at All Saints Resort. Therefore, it is easy to combine time on the course with a relaxing Suffolk break.

The course also provides a memorable setting for golf society days. Bring together friends, colleagues or fellow club members for an enjoyable group event. Our experienced team can help organise your day around your group and budget. Golf, refreshments and dining options can create a complete experience from arrival to the final putt.

After your round, continue your visit at The Lodge Café or The View Restaurant. Alternatively, extend your time at the resort with an overnight stay. On-site accommodation, dining and leisure facilities make planning your golf getaway simple.

Finally, The Suffolk Golf Club brings together parkland golf, countryside views and a friendly welcome. Book your next round and enjoy memorable golf on the outskirts of Bury St Edmunds.