Golf’s silent killer

When Billy Butlin opened his titular holiday camp on the North Yorkshire coast after the Second World War, easy access to the sea was key to attracting visitors. But 80 years later, the sea could star

With the beach just a pebble’s throw away, this once-barren Suffolk garden is now a dreamy mix of relaxed, contemporary planting that thrives in the salt-laden winds

Defining one is not as easy as it might seem at first thought. Chris Bertram canvasses the views of some leading voices in the game in search of the answer...

ABOUT THE 2025 AIG WOMEN’S OPEN

A celebration of the intricacies, joys and vagaries of the seaside game by tourplayer-turned-architect Mike Clayton

Fergus Bisset travels to Sandwich Bay to play the three links nines at Prince’s after taking in the clifftop layout at North Foreland in Broadstairs a few miles north