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Here’s how you can save nearly £3,500 playing the best courses in Great Britain

published: Feb 4, 2026

Here’s how you can save nearly £3,500 playing the best courses in Great Britain

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Booking with NCG Top 100s Tour can see you bag some big discounts on green fees across a host of fantastic courses in England, Scotland and Wales

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There’s a lot of doom and gloom around rising green fee prices – but there is a way to play some of the best courses in Great Britain and save a packet at the same time.

The NCG Top 100s Tour is about to get into full swing in 2026 and we’re offering discounts on the peak time prices at 72 of the layouts we’re visiting this year.

And if you played them all, you could save nearly £3,462 on the published summer rack rates.

Book a tee time on the Queen’s at Gleneagles, for example, and you’ll save £125, while a trip to Royal Lytham & St Annes will see you keep £111 compared with a summer weekend visit. There is a huge £160 to be saved by those who sign up to our tour stop at Western Gailes.

And those golfers who have already helped us sell out Royal St George’s next month paid £151 less than the summer fee.

But it’s not just at the ‘trophy’ courses where you can keep more of your hard earned cash by booking with NCG Top 100s Tour.

Whether it’s Piltdown (£20) or Dunstanburgh Castle (£15), Belton Park (£20) or Ashburnham (£10), you can tread some fantastic fairway and greens across England, Scotland and Wales this year at some cracking prices.

Matt Coles, Top 100s Manager, said: “We believe our events deliver a truly unique, premium experience – giving you the chance to play the UK’s finest venues, tick off bucket-list courses, and do so at exceptional value compared to peak green fees.

“The Tour’s remarkable growth in recent years has enabled us to expand and elevate our offering. By partnering with some of golf’s most prestigious brands – including our headline sponsor TaylorMade, alongside Sounder, Under Armour and PRG – we continue to enhance every aspect of the experience for our players.”

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So just where can you grab a bargain in 2026? Here are the NCG Top 100s Tour green fee prices and the savings you can make.

NCG Top 100s

NCG TOP 100S TOUR: 2026 SAVINGS

Royal St. George’s £249 | Save: £151 

Prince’s £139 | Save: £76 

Royal Cinque Ports £199 | Save: £86 

Royal Porthcawl £199 | Save: £76 

Pennard £109 | Save: £36 

Kilspindie £60 | Save: £60 

Gullane No. 2 £80 | Save: £45 

Longniddry £60 | Save: £70 

Fleetwood £60 | Save: £10 

Fairhaven £90 | Save: £30 

Royal Lytham & St Annes £349 | Save: £111 

St Annes Old Links £99 | Save: £61 

Seaton Carew £60 | Save: £80 

Dunstanburgh Castle £50 | Save: £15 

Notts (Hollinwell) £125 | Save: £50 

Lindrick £95 | Save: £55 

Hallamshire £95 | Save: £30 

Bude & North Cornwall £60 | Save: £40 

Royal North Devon £90 | Save: £50 

Saunton (East) £149 | Save: £26 

Saunton (West) £149 | Save: £26 

Gailes Links £125 | Save: £55 

Western Gailes £175 | Save: £160 

Sutton Coldfield £99 | Save: £11 

Edgbaston £99 | Save: £26 

Sherwood Forest £99 | Save: £46 

Nairn £195 | Save: £155 

Fortrose & Rosemarkie £90 | Save: £35 

Cabot Highlands (Old Petty) £325 | Save: £60 

Aberdovey £120 | Save: £15 

Royal St. David’s £135 | Save: £10 

Broadstone £120 | Save: £60 

Isle of Purbeck £80 | Save: £40 

Auchterarder £70 | Save: £10 

Gleneagles (PGA Cent.) £250 | Save: £125 

Gleneagles (Queen’s) £250 | Save: £125 

Seacroft £70 | Save: £20 

Woodhall Spa (Hotchkin) £145 | Save: £100 

Belton Park £60 | Save: £20 

Luffenham Heath £95 | Save: £25 

The Golf House Club, Elie £125 | Save: £75 

Ladybank £125 | Save: £20 

Lundin Links £140 | Save: £35 

Piltdown £95 | Save: £20 

West Sussex £140 | Save: £60 

Crowborough Beacon £75 | Save: £40 

Moortown £149 | Save: £101 

Sand Moor £95 | Save: £30 

Headingley £80 | Save: £30 

Alwoodley £175 | Save: £55 

Fulford £120 | Save: £25 

Perranporth £75 | Save: £25 

West Cornwall £50 | Save: £25 

Trevose £130 | Save: £10 

Machrihanish £145 | Save: £15 

Dunaverty £60 | Save: £5 

Frilford Heath (Red) £135 | Save: £25 

Prestbury £99 | Save: £26 

Cavendish £60 | Save: £15 

Machynys Peninsula £90 | Save: £30 

Ashburnham £80 | Save: £10 

Pyle & Kenfig £100 | Save: £30 

Spey Bay £75 | Save: £5 

Trump International (New) £495 | Save: £65 

Newburgh £75 | Save: £50 

Fraserburgh £75 | Save: £75 

Furness Old Links £50 | Save: £10 

Wallasey £179 | Save: £76 

Caldy £125 | Save: £25 

Kilmarnock Barassie £99 | Save: £51 

Dundonald Links £149 | Save: £111 

Prestwick St. Nicholas £125 | Save: £5 

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What is the NCG Top 100s Tour?

NCG Top 100s Tour is the UK’s leading series of competitive events for amateur golfers and, as we’ve seen, as well as visiting some of the best layouts you can bag substantial reductions compared to a peak green fee.

Golfers who sign up to NCG Top 100s Tour events get a welcome gift and bacon roll on arrival, as well as a one-course meal following play.

They can also compete for fantastic prizes from TaylorMade with the chance to compete at a prestigious Grand Final at the end of the season.

There are further savings for golfers who book multi-events as we take on various swings, book in groups of four or more players, or who sign up for our membership package.

To see the full list of events and to book your spot, visit our NCG Top 100s Tour website.

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Now have your say

Have you taken advantage of the savings available by booking on NCG Top 100s Tour? Let us know where you played and how you got on by leaving us a comment below, or by getting in touch on X.

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About the author

Steve Carroll
Steve Carroll

A journalist for more than 25 years, Steve has been immersed in club golf for almost as long.

A former club captain, he has passed the Level 3 Rules of Golf exam with distinction having attended the R&A’s prestigious Tournament Administrators and Referees Seminar.

Steve has officiated at a host of high-profile tournaments, including Open Regional Qualifying, PGA Fourball Championship, English Men’s Senior Amateur, and the North of England Amateur Championship. In 2023, he made his international debut as part of the team that refereed England vs Switzerland U16 girls.

A part of NCG’s Top 100s panel, Steve has a particular love of links golf and is frantically trying to restore his single-figure handicap. He’d like to tell you he floats around 10. The reality is more like 13.

Steve plays at Sandburn Hall, in York, and is a country member at Close House in Newcastle. He has served on various club committees during his time in the game, and is the current Rules Secretary at Sandburn.

Having studied history at Newcastle University, he became a journalist having passed his NCTJ exams at Darlington College of Technology. He began his career working on weekly papers in Newcastle, before joining the York Press in 2001. After five years as a news reporter, he joined the sports desk – specialising in horse racing and snooker – and was Digital Sports Editor when he joined National Club Golfer in 2016.

What’s in Steve’s bag: TaylorMade Stealth 2 driver, 3-wood, and hybrids; Caley 01T irons 4-PW; TaylorMade Hi-Toe wedges, Odyssey 2Ball Microhinge putter.

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