Offshore Golf Courses
How many golf courses are there in Offshore?
GeoGolf lists 10 courses in Offshore across 4 areas, checked 17 October 2026. The count includes private members' clubs and pay-and-play courses open to visitors.
Golf in Offshore at a glance
The directory covers 4 areas in Offshore. The biggest lists are Jersey (4), Isle of Man (3) and Guernsey (2). Hole counts are on record for 4 of the 10 courses, and 3 have 18 holes and 1 has 9 holes.
2 areas list fewer than 3 courses: Alderney (1) and Guernsey (2). However, their pages also show courses in nearby counties, so they stay useful.
About golf in Offshore
The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man offer a small but distinctive selection of golf courses. Since each sits on an island, the golf comes with a genuinely different holiday atmosphere.
On Guernsey, Royal Guernsey Golf Club is a traditional links on L'Ancresse Common, with views across the sea. On the Isle of Man, Castletown, Peel and Ramsey are among the clubs listed here.
Jersey offers La Moye Golf Club, a cliff-top course near St Brelade's Bay that hosted the Jersey Open, as well as Royal Jersey on the east coast. The islands have mild winters and are reachable by air and sea from the UK mainland.
All Offshore golf courses
Alderney Golf Club
Castletown Golf Club
La Grande Mare Golf Club
La Moye Golf Club
Les Ormes Golf & Leisure Club
Peel Golf Club
Ramsey Golf Club
Royal Guernsey Golf Club
Royal Jersey Golf Club
Wheatlands Golf Course and Country Hotel
Golf in Offshore: common questions
Which counties in Offshore have the most golf courses?
The three biggest lists are Jersey (4), Isle of Man (3) and Guernsey (2). Together with the rest, they make up the 10 courses listed for Offshore.
How many 18-hole and 9-hole golf courses are in Offshore?
We record the number of holes for 4 of the 10 listed courses in Offshore. 3 have 18 holes and 1 has 9 holes. The rest have no hole count on record yet, so check with the club.
Which parts of Offshore have the fewest listed golf courses?
The shortest lists are Alderney (1) and Guernsey (2). Their pages show nearby courses in neighbouring counties, because a short list is only part of the picture.