Golf Travel

Aberdeen is best known for its industrial heart, catering to the oil and gas industry of Scotland's North Sea. The granite stones of Aberdeen are dour in the winter and sparkle in the summer. The golf is overshadowed by St Andrews, Carnoustie and Ki

The Ultimate Caddy Guide: Etiquette and Tips for Playing the World's Top Golf Courses Expert advice on working with caddies at bucket-list destinations like St. Andrews, Pebble Beach, Cypress Point and Ballybunion Introduction: Why a Good Caddy Mak

Destination golf is a relatively new phenomenon for travelling golfers, and the standard bearer may just be Streamsong Resort in Florida. Until recently, most visitors to Florida would be families with children in tow, frequenting amusement parks. No

If you've not booked your tee times to the big six in Ireland for the summer rush of inbound overseas travellers, you might have left it a little late. However, bargains are still to be had and the shoulder seasons are a great way to enjoy the world'

Most inbound travellers dismiss London as a golf destination in favour of Scotland and Ireland. Ardent travelling golfers have made multiple trips to Scotland to visit secondary regions after Fife such as East Lothian, Aberdeenshire, the Highlands, a

Winter sun, warm weather and a dry forecast are the dreams of most golfers in the north of Europe from October to March. Spain and Portugal have catered to most travelling golfers, and emerging destinations have popped up in Turkey and the Mediterran

Melbourne is located in the southeast corner of Australia. A major urban hub, it is the golf capital of Australia. Sydney has New South Wales, Brisbane has Royal Queensland, and Adelaide has Royal Adelaide but Melbourne is replete with world-class go

Northern Irish Road Trip Follow the Top 100 Golf Courses team through Northern Ireland as they experience four incredible links punctuated by the world-class links at Royal County Down (World No. 3 and GB&I No. 1) and Royal Portrush (World No.14 and

Most visitors to Scotland hurriedly grab their clubs from the oversized luggage rack at EDI and depart east for Muirfield, north for St Andrews or west for Turnberry... and who could fault them? However, golf in the greater Edinburgh area isn't def

Great Golf in Girona Spain is a very popular European golfing destination. Whether it’s mainland hot spots like the Costa Blanca, Costa Almeria or Costa Del Sol, or any of the Canary or Balearic Islands, most golfers are happy to tee it up where the

We are delighted to introduce our new luxury golf travel partner, Lockhart Travel Club. Lockhart’s members represent some of the world’s greatest clubs. Lockhart Travel Club members have the desire to explore, share the most extraordinary golf exper

New Zealand has become the epitome of destination golf travel. With Cape Kidnappers, the golf course was so wild and enticing, the ends justified the means. Since it's unveiling, Tom Doak has added Tara Iti and Te Arai North. Coore & Crenshaw have ad

Alex Frolish has been a pilot for approaching 20 years and now travels to all corners of the globe in his role as a commercial airline pilot. His passion for flight is only equalled by his passion for golf and golf travel. Having picked up a golf clu

Golf plays its part in Lanzarote tourism The volcanic island of Lanzarote has a reputation for being a little bit different to the other Canarian islands. Of course, most of the European visitors who arrive here are looking for a sunshine holiday ba

The Cabot Collection, better known as simply Cabot, is doing its best to set the bar internationally with destination golf. What seems to be an overnight success has been decades in the making. Ben Cowan-Dewar has been involved with golf and golf t

Alex Frolish has been a pilot for approaching 20 years and now travels to all corners of the globe in his role as a commercial airline pilot. His passion for flight is only equalled by his passion for golf and golf travel. Having picked up a golf clu