Golf course house prices hit a hole in one

July 13, 2020

Another week, another cancelled sporting event as the Open Championship was due to tee off this weekend. However, this hasn’t dampened property prices surrounding the UK’s best-known golf courses, which come in 55% higher on average than the wider areas they are located.

The latest research by estate agent comparison site, GetAgent.co.uk, looked at current property prices surrounding 25 of the UK’s best-ranked and most prestigious golfing institutions and how they compared to the areas in which they are located.

The most impressive property scorecard is the Pennard course in Wales. Pennard’s SA3 postcode boasts an average property price of £373,633, which is a massive 155% more than the broader average for Swansea.

St Andrew’s in Fife is also home to a 150% premium between house prices surrounding the club and the area as a whole.

If you’re looking for a golfing property purchase in England, Woodhall Spa in East Lindsey is the place to go. House prices in the LN10 postcode are 121% higher than East Lindsey as a whole, with Aberdovey in Gwynedd also home to a local house price 113% higher than the wider area.

Property values surrounding the UK’s top golf courses all come in notably higher than the areas in which they are found, with just one exception.

House prices in the KA26 postcode in South Ayshire, home to Donald Trump’s Trump Turnberry golf course, average just £91,950. This is -31% lower than the wider average of £133,738 in the area and the only golf course to find the ruff where house prices are concerned.

Golf course
Info
Outcode
Outcode AveHP
Local Authority
LA House Price
Difference
Pennard
Wales
SA3
£373,633
Swansea
£146,658
155%
St Andrew’s
Scotland
KY16
£333,256
Fife
£133,382
150%
Woodhall Spa
England
LN10
£382,648
East Lindsey
£172,844
121%
Aberdovey
Wales
LL35
£329,200
Gwynedd
£154,601
113%
Muirfield
Scotland
EH31
£454,063
East Lothian
£228,920
98%
The Arden
English Open 2020
CV7
£363,227
North Warwickshire
£194,818
86%
Renaissance Club
Scottish Open 2019
EH39
£403,856
East Lothian
£228,920
76%
Celtic Manor
Wales Open 2020
NP18
£319,378
Newport City
£191,376
67%
Royal Dornoch
Scotland
IV25
£270,000
Highlands
£164,248
64%
Royal Porthcawl
Wales
CF36
£253,723
Bridgend
£156,365
62%
St Enodoc
England
PL27
£360,076
Cornwall
£238,854
51%
Royal St George’s
British Open
CT13
£351,480
Dover
£243,833
44%
Royal County Down
Northern Ireland
BT33
£206,842
Newry, Mourne and Down
£144,595
43%
Portstewart
Northern Ireland
BT55
£213,203
Causeway Coast and Glens
£151,902
40%
Walton Heath
England
KT20
£590,163
Reigate and Banstead
£420,927
40%
Royal Birkdale
England
PR8
£208,347
Sefton Metropolitan Borough
£156,609
33%
Sunningdale
England
SL5
£649,229
Windsor and Maidenhead
£490,501
32%
Royal Portrush
Northern Ireland
BT56
£195,546
Causeway Coast and Glens
£151,902
29%
Galgorm Castle
Northern Ireland Open 2019
BT42
£164,767
Mid and East Antrim
£129,069
28%
Carnoustie
Scotland
DD7
£177,862
Angus
£141,355
26%
Castlerock
Northern Ireland
BT51
£190,517
Causeway Coast and Glens
£151,902
25%
Ashburnham
Wales
SA16
£175,932
Carmarthenshire
£144,251
22%
Lough Erne
Northern Ireland
BT93
£153,586
Fermanagh and Omagh
£132,163
16%
Royal St David’s
Wales
LL46
£165,667
Gwynedd
£154,601
7%
Trump Turnberry
Scotland
KA26
£91,950
South Ayrshire
£133,738
-31%
Average Outcode Price
£295,126
Average Local Authority Price
£190,333
55%
Average outcode house price sourced from PropertyData.
Average local authority house price sourced from Gov.uk.

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