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Distance 2.09 miles (3.35 km)
Situated on the western outskirts of Norwich, Costessey Park Golf Club occupies some 100 acres of picturesque parkland that was once the site of Costessey Hall. The ruined remains of the belfry tower stand over the 18th fairway, providing an ivy covered testament to the former glory of a once substantial hall. The golf course lies in the gently contoured Tud river valley, providing players with a number of holes that bring the river and man-made lakes into play. Once you have successfully sunk your last putt you can retire to our newly refurbished clubhouse bar and member's lounge, where you can relax with a drink, or choose a meal from our extensive bar and a la carte menus.

Distance 3.33 miles (5.32 km)
At Glen Lodge and Bawburgh Golf Club we pride ourselves in the warm welcome and hospitality you will receive during your visit. Situated on the outskirts of Norwich, the easily accessible club is an ideal venue for all your social and golfing requirements. Set in over 120 acres of rolling Norfolk countryside, Glen Lodge, now home to the Bawburgh Golf Club offers the ideal venue for both social and golfing events. The always interesting and often demanding golf course was established in the early seventies, whilst the Scandinavian style Glen Lodge overlooking the eighteenth green was added in the mid nineties.

Distance 3.82 miles (6.11 km)
For golf in Norfolk the discerning golfer need look no further that The Royal Norwich Golf Club conveniently situated on the outskirts of Norwich. The first 9 holes covering some 2,920 yards were opened on St Andrew's Day, 30th November. The official opening of the Club took place on 1st February 1894, by which date 18 holes measuring 4,925 yards were in play. In March 1894 a 9 hole shortened course of 2,425 yards was established specifically for play by ladies. With some subsequent purchases of additional land, the Club continues to occupy the original site at Hellesdon selected by the founding fathers. The superb undulating Course set in mature parkland provides a challenging game of golf to professionals and amateurs alike.

Distance 4.2 miles (6.73 km)
The airport is situated 7km (4.5 miles) north of Norwich. Both short- and long-stay car parking are available on-site. General airport information is available at the information desk centrally located in the main concourse. Bureau de change facilities and ATMs are available. There are two bars, a restaurant and a caf in the main concourse and the departure lounge of the airport. Shops include a duty-free shop, newsagents and travel agent. Other facilities include a children's play area in the centre of the departure lounge, baby changing facilities and nursing mothers' rooms. The airport is all on one level, so has no stairs or escalators to hinder wheelchair users. Disabled parking is situated directly opposite the front entrance of the airport.

Distance 5.37 miles (8.58 km)
The real beauty of golf at Barnham Broom is the contrasting character of the two courses and the challenges they offer. Take the Valley Course, beautifully designed by Frank Pennink, one of Europe's most respected golf course architects, with abundant water features, blending into the delightful natural landscape. Then there's the Hill Course, another of Frank's designs, although, this time, modified by Donald Steel. As its name suggests, golfers can enjoy fine views over the surrounding countryside, while rising to the challenge posed by constant breezes and carefully placed bunkers guarding the greens.