England

England offers the ultimate variety in golf, combining world-famous championship links on its coasts with luxurious, perfectly manicured inland parkland and heathland courses. As the largest golf nation in the UK, England provides a rich tapestry of golfing experiences, historic venues, and superb travel convenience. A trip here can move seamlessly from the towering dunes of the North West to the refined luxury of the South East.

Why Choose England? Variety and Accessibility

1. The English Links Coast The North West of England, particularly Merseyside and Lancashire, is home to some of the world's most testing links golf. This includes three active Open Championship venues: Royal Birkdale, Royal Liverpool (Hoylake), and Royal Lytham & St Annes, offering an unforgettable "Royal Tour."

2. World-Class Inland Golf The majority of England's best courses are inland, featuring magnificent heathland and parkland layouts. The South East is home to the famous "Surrey Sandbelt" (e.g., Sunningdale and Walton Heath), while the West Midlands hosts major resorts like The Belfry, ensuring championship quality away from the coast.

3. Unrivalled Logistics With a vast network of international airports (Heathrow, Manchester, Birmingham) and efficient motorways, England provides the most accessible base for a complex golf tour. High-speed rail connects major cities like London, Manchester, and Liverpool, simplifying multi-venue itineraries.

Key Golfing Regions in England

• Merseyside/Lancashire: The heart of links golf, home to the Royal Open venues.
• The South East: Defined by the classic heathland courses surrounding London.
• The West Midlands: Central England's resort hub, anchored by The Belfry.
• Northumberland: Rugged, historic links golf on the border with Scotland.