Destinations

Scotland

"The Home of Golf "

The game of golf has been played in Scotland since the 15th century and the history of the game has its roots in the links of St Andrews, Musselburgh and Prestwick. In fact, the Scots exported the game to the USA in the late 19th century and set up their first club at the St Andrews Club near New York. Let us introduce you to the birthplace of the game..     

Ireland

The Emerald Isle - Golf’s other home.

Ireland, like Scotland is steeped in the history of the game. And their proud ancestry has given rise to some of the finest courses in the world, all of them set against a backdrop of spectacular scenery. The Emerald Isle boasts no less than 3 of the top twenty courses in the world; Ballybunion, Royal County Down and Royal Portrush. However, let us introduce you to many of the lesser known clubs sure to give you a true Irish golfing welcome and unforgettable experience. 

England

England has a long and distinguished pedigree in the history of the game. Since the time of the first course at Royal Blackheath in London’s southeast suburb, dating back to the mid 1700’s, the growth of the game in the 19th and early 20th century and now with a choice of more than 2000 courses, many of which have hosted the great players and legends across the years.

Englands Golf  Coast, as it is known, essentially the region radiating from Liverpool has many of the finest including numerous Open Championship venues: the Royals, Liverpool, Lytham and Birkdale for starters . For value and scenic beauty Yorkshire is tough to beat, while London courses offer exceptional quality, exclusivity at a price to match.  

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