David Snell Designed Golf Courses

There are 7 golf courses in the UK designed by David Snell

David Snell is a British golf course architect known for his thoughtful designs often incorporating environmental sensitivity and working within existing landscapes. He has designed and renovated courses predominantly in the UK and Europe, emphasizing integration with nature and sustainable practices.

Golf Courses

Bramcote Waters Golf Club (Bramcote)

Nuneaton, England

Designed by David Snell and opened in 1996, Bramcote Waters Golf Club offers a par 34 layout stretching to 2536 yards from the yellow tee which has a course rating of 65.3 and slope rating of 105

Brampton Heath Golf Centre (Academy)

Church Brampton, England

Brampton Heath Golf Centre (Brampton Heath)

Northampton, England

Designed by David Snell and opened in 1995, Brampton Heath Golf Centre offers a par 72 layout stretching to 6662 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 72.7 and slope rating of 130

Breedon Priory Golf Club (Priory Course)

Wilson, England

Designed by David Snell and opened in 1991, Breedon Priory Golf Club offers a par 70 layout stretching to 5884 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 68 and slope rating of

College Pines Golf Club

Worksop, England

Designed by David Snell and opened in 1993, College Pines Golf Club offers a par 73 layout stretching to 6791 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 72.5 and slope rating of 128

Hellidon Lakes Golf Club (Championship)

Daventry, England

Designed by David Snell and opened in 1991, Hellidon Lakes Golf Club offers a par 72 layout stretching to 6080 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 69.8 and slope rating of 117

Silverstone Golf Club (18-hole course)

Buckingham, England

Designed by David Snell and opened in 1992, Silverstone Golf Club offers a par 72 layout stretching to 6241 yards from the yellow tee which has a course rating of 70.6 and slope rating of 124

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