Fosseway Golf Club

The Fosseway Golf Club sits just outside Mells in Somerset, a proper 18-hole course that doesn't pretend to be anything it isn't. This is straightforward, traditional golf in the English countryside - think rolling fairways, mature trees, and the kind of peaceful silence you only get when you're surrounded by fields. The course winds through the Somerset landscape with enough challenge to keep experienced players engaged without being brutally difficult. You're looking at a solid day out here, around four hours for a full round depending on pace of play. It's members-focused but typically welcomes visitors on weekdays and sometimes weekends - worth ringing ahead to check availability and green fees. Non-golfers might struggle to find much to do, to be honest. This isn't a destination with a clubhouse full of amenities or a restaurant worth the trip on its own. The real strength is the golf itself and the setting. If you're staying at Glamping on the Hill just down the road, and you fancy a round, it's convenient enough. The nearby Mells area has some decent walks and the village itself is worth a poke around, but golfers will get the most from this one. Decent course, honest green fees probably, and a place that's been doing its job quietly for years without needing to shout about it.