England might not be a huge country but it’s incredibly geographically diverse and, after USA, has more golf courses than any other country in the world - that means that we’ve got the full monty of golf course designs, including many rated among the very best in the world.
With ex-England playing staff on our team, we’ve got a …
Scotland is the home of golf for many reasons. The country is made for golf – the weather, the scenery, the people and the terrain all come together to make our luxury Scotland Golf Holidays very special indeed. You only have to look back to the reign of King James II of Scotland to see how seriously folks north of the border take the game …
Ireland might not be the driest place on earth but it certainly vies for having the greatest concentration of brilliant golf courses – sensational links and surprisingly good inland courses are yours for the taking.
Choose from in and around lively Dublin with its famed nightlife and massive choice of golf, the south-west with the renowned …
Golf Breaks in Wales is a well-kept secret. With nearly 170 courses, there’s plenty to choose from but many of the courses are hidden away. However, we’ve picked two of the leading lights of Wales Golf Holidays in the Principality and we’re sure you’ll be very pleasantly surprised.
The Welsh are wonderfully hospitable and …
Northern Ireland’s golf history extends well over a century, when Royal Belfast became the first golf club on this island in 1881. The passion quickly caught on and continues today.
Northern Ireland has dozens of courses created in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, many designed by designers rated among the very …
Come to the home of golf and enjoy yourself a UK & Ireland All Inclusive Golf Holiday.
Main tourist attractions
• Hot Air Ballooning over Bath
• Edinburgh Castle
• Warwick Castle, Birmingham
• Dover Castle, South East England
• The Bluebell Railway, Crowley
• Roman Baths, Bath
• Hampton Court Palace, London
• Windsor Castle, London
• Palm House at Kew Gardens, London
• Hadrian's Wall, North East
• Tower of London
• Westminster Abbey, London
How to get there
Train
All UK destinations are served by the rail network - please
ask for specific journey details.
Plane
The London airports (Heathrow, Stansted, Gatwick, City and
Luton) as well as Manchester, Glasgow and Edinburgh are
served by many provincial airports. Please ask for details.
