Costessey Park Golf Club

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.

The first hole at Costessey starts a round with a picturesque yet challenging par three that requires an accurate drive across the River Tud, to land the ball on a sculptured green resting beside a reed fringed lake.