UK Golf Breaks

Go golfing in Scotland

As the birthplace of golf, Scotland is often top of the list when it comes to playing some of the best golf courses in the UK and, indeed, the world. The country is renowned for its championship courses that have hosted prestigious tournaments and welcomed some of the world's greatest golfers.

St. Andrews, often referred to as the "Home of Golf", is a must-visit destination, boasting iconic courses like the Old Course and the Castle Course. The courses along the rugged coastlines of Scotland, such as the Ailsa Course at Trump Turnberry and the Old Course at Royal Troon, provide a memorable golfing adventure. Other notable courses include Royal Dornoch in the Scottish Highlands and Carnoustie near Dundee.

Tee off in England

Boasting more than 2,000 golf courses, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to booking a golf break In England. From Royal Birkdale in Lancashire and Woodhall Spa in Lincolnshire to Royal St. George's in Kent and Sunningdale in Berkshire, you’ll find the best golf courses in England are spread all over the country. These championship courses provide challenging layouts, stunning views and a chance to walk in the footsteps of golfing legends.

For a unique golfing experience, England's coastal regions offer a blend of challenging links courses and breathtaking vistas. Gems like Bamburgh Castle Golf Club in Northumberland and Ilfracombe Golf Club on the North Devon coast combine natural beauty with excellent golfing conditions.

Play a round in Wales

If you want to tee off amidst stunning views and spectacular landscapes, a golf break in Wales may be just what you’re after. With so many of the country’s courses in Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, National Parks and along the Wales Coast Path, it’s no wonder Wales is growing in popularity when it comes to golf holidays in the UK.

The Royal Porthcawl Golf Club is the top course in the country and often considered one of the finest in the world. Nestled along the South Wales coastline, halfway between Swansea and Cardiff, many renowned golfers have graced its greens including Tom Watson, Colin Montgomerie and Fred Couples.

The UK is home to numerous hidden gem golf courses that may be lesser-known but offer exceptional quality and charm. These courses, often tucked away in the countryside, provide a more intimate and serene golfing experience. These hidden gems offer a delightful alternative to the more famous courses, with their own unique character and challenges.