For any serious player, experiencing golf in Scotland is absolutely essential!

  With over 550 courses within a relatively small area, it is understandable that golfers from all over the world make the pilgrimage to the home of golf. Golf in Scotland was first recorded in the 15th century, and the modern game of golf was first developed and established in the country.

Scotland’s east and west coasts are littered with the spectacular links courses that are so inherently Scottish. Scotland boasts so many great golf courses, it’s hard to prioritize them. Along with Open Championship venues like Royal Troon, Turnberry, Carnoustie, St Andrews and Muirfield, you can also play the likes of Royal Dornoch, Prestwick, Western Gailes, Royal Aberdeen and North Berwick.

Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus – amongst scores of other top golfers – have all played here and many of Scotland’s most prestigious courses were designed by golfing legends. 

The spectacular natural landscapes and astonishing vistas that make Canada so special also set the stage for golf of the highest quality.

 With over 2000 golf facilities, Canada is the third largest golfing nation in the world.

Rockies Golf Holidays.

 The Canadian Rockies…. It is a land of pristine beauty, and while the sightseeing is unforgettable, the golf courses are rated amongst the most spectacular in the world. The Rockies provide a stunning back drop to its courses. Seeing your ball fly further than ever before because of the lower atmosphere in the mountains is a reward in itself, and makes these unbelievable looking courses playable to even the higher handicaps.

 South Africa has long been associated with safari tours, but thanks to the opening of some phenomenal courses, this incredible country has another feather to its cap. South Africa is blessed with jaw-dropping landscapes and its golf courses take full advantage. 

Nothing evokes images of a great South African adventure more than iconic game drives through the world-renowned Kruger National Park. Feel the exhilaration as you find yourself face to face with the local wildlife. There, you’ll tee off in style at the very exclusive Leopard Creek Golf Club. Then it is off to Sun City, one of the country’s premier golf destinations and home to the Gary Player course, the no1 course in South Africa.

 Wind your way through the spectacularly scenic Garden Route where some of the country’s top golf can be found. You’ll stay at the world-leading Fancourt Golf Resort teeing off at the famed Links golf course and the exquisite Montagu parkland course. More golfing highlights abound with Arabella, Pinnacle Point, Clovelly and Royal Cape. There are amazing experiences for non-players too.

New Zealand is home to a stunning array of more than 400 golf courses set in incredible locations.

New Zealand golf courses are now recognised as some of the best in the world. Having one of the highest number of golf courses per head of capita in the world, NZ offers a stunning range of courses throughout the North & South Islands, all combined with incredible scenery and friendly locals.

The South Island is an idyllic setting of soaring mountains, untouched nature, friendly locals and picture perfect vineyards. It is also home to incredible golf courses.

Queenstown is quickly gaining a reputation both locally and abroad as a golf haven and it’s easy to see why. Surrounded by mountain ranges, it boasts a number of deftly designed courses including Millbrook, The Hills and Jack’s Point with Arrowtown becoming a major sensation. The Queenstown region is a must-see!

The North Island is renowned for its sweeping coastlines, rolling hills and tranquil beaches. Golf courses work with nature, not against it, and the views are breathtaking.

Visit the North Island to play the best golf courses and sample exquisite food and wine and experience Māori culture.

Tee off on the world famous cliff-top courses of Kauri Cliffs and Cape Kidnappers, both ranked among the top 50 courses in the world according to Golf Digest. Play Wairakei surrounded by native greenery, or try the nearby Jack Nicklaus designed Kinloch Club in the lakeside settlement of Kinloch.

Australian golf courses are diverse, offering spectacular world-class layouts amidst jaw dropping scenery and typical Australian hospitality, making the land down-under the perfect destination for a world class golf trip for national and international golfers alike.

Tasmania

Next tour – King Island   13th to 15th November 2018

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Tasmania is renowned for its untouched wilderness, pristine coastline, cool climate wines and fresh local produce.

And now it is also famous for golf with world class golf courses in Barnbougle Dunes and Lost Farm making their presence felt on the north east coast, near the beach side town of Bridport. Both course rate in the top 10 courses in Australia and top 50 in the world.

King Island is emerging as one of the most exciting golf destinations in the world with Cape Wickham Links and the Ocean Dunes both magnificent additions to the Australian golfing landscape.

Located less than an hour from Melbourne by plane the wild exposed coastline on King Island provides a dramatic, spectacular setting for two very different courses. Add in the natural links of the nine hole King Island GC course regarded by some as the best nine hole course in the world and you have an ideal destination for a golfing getaway.

New South Wales

Bonville – Next tour 9th to 13th September 2019

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Bonville Golf Resort is one of the world’s most beautiful golf courses. The championship course on the North Coast of NSW has consistently been voted The Golf Course Guide’s ‘most beautiful mainland golf course’ in Australia.

Bonville Golf Resort has consistently been called “Australia’s Augusta” amongst the Australian Golfing Fraternity. The tall trees isolating the fairways and the endless banks of Azaleas make it easy to see the comparison. Near Coffs Harbour, the Bonville Golf resort is at the foot of the spectacular Great Dividing Range and is a natural sanctuary for native animals such as black cockatoos, parakeets, water dragons and goannas.

Hunter Valley Golf

From world-class golf resorts to delightful local courses, there are plenty of options in the Hunter Valley for all levels of experience. Play a great round of golf on a beautiful course and then join a tour of cellar doors and taste some of the world’s best wines.