According to the R&A more than 6.1 million adults in the UK played at least one round of golf last year - making it one of the country’s most popular sports.
It’s not a cheap hobby, with equipment and membership fees easily running into the thousands.
And playing a famous course - particularly one which host the Open Championship - tends to cost several hundred pounds.
A new regional ranking of British golf prices has identified the cheapest and most expensive places to play a round, from municipal curses to private clubs.
Data specialists at Felons Support crunched the numbers and found that Scotland was hope to both the highest and lowest green fees.
Trump Turnberry tops the list of the most expensive courses, with a round costing a whopping £1,000, but Scotland also offers the cheapest, with a Glasgow course offering 18 holes for just £16.50.
It leads this list of the 10 cheapest courses in Britain.
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1. Littlehill
Littlehill Golf Club, in Glasgow, offers Britain's cheapest round. The par 70 Glasgow Life course costs just £16.50 for 18 holes in summer, dropping to £10.50 during the winter months. | Google Maps
2. West Monmouthshire
West Monmouthshire Golf Club, near the Welsh village of Nantyglo, holds the Guiness record for being the highest course in Britain. It's also the second cheapest, costing £18 at weekends and £12 on Mondays. | Google Maps
3. Alston Moor
From the highest course in Britain to the highest course in England, Alston Moor, in Cumbria offers a day's unlimited golf for £20. Play as many holes as the light allows. | Google Maps
4. Asta
Established in 1992, the Asta Golf Course is in the Shetland Isles and is the northernmost 9-hole course in the country. It also offers an all-day ticket for just £20. | Google Maps