Whether you choose to play the big names (St. Andrews, Carnoustie, Troon, Turnberry, etc), the unknown gems (Machrihanish, Murcar, or Western Gailes to name a few), or a combination of both, you're in for a special treat... More
There's something mystical about teeing it up in Ireland. The great links of Ballybunion, Lahinch, Waterville, Old Head, Portmarnock, Royal County Down, and Portrush await your arrival... More
The Portuguese Algarve is one of golf's most exciting international destinations. It all began with the vision of one man - Sir Henry Cotton. This world renowned golfer visited the area in the 1960s and envisioned a golf oasis ... More
This sun-drenched land offers a unique blend of ancient history , Spanish culture, and excellent golf. The area boasts over 40 championship courses including the number 1 rated course in Continental Europe - Valderrama... More
England offers a fine selection of golf courses including many Open Championship venues. Even the most humble enthusiasts are able to perform on the same stage as the world's biggest stars. Just to the west of England is Wales... More
The ultimate golf and safari adventure awaits you in South Africa. Here you can experience the "Big 5", stay in world class facilities like the Pezula Golf Resort, play some of the most incredible golf and enjoy awe inspiring scenery...More
Machrihanish And The Islands
Visiting Machrihanish on the Mull of Kintyre and Machrie on the Isle of Islay should be on every golfers wish list, especially those with an adventurous spirit. Machrihanish Golf Club, designed by Old Tom Morris himself, Machrie Golf Links, Skiskine Golf Club & the newest gem Machrihanish Dunes each will test your golf skill. While this region of Scotland offers some of the best links courses in the world, the islands of the Southern Hebrides of Scotland also offer some of the very best scenery, culture, heritage and sightseeing activities in all of Scotland. It is truly a unique golf experience.
