La Quinta Golf Club

Real Club de Golf Sotogrande

Los Naranjos Golf Club

Finca Cortesín

Anoreta Golf

La Cala Campo Asia

La Cala Campo America

La Cala Campo Europa

Marbella Club Golf Resort

Atalaya Golf & Country Club - New Course

San Roque Old Course

Baviera Golf

Canary Islands

Golf in the Canary Islands means year-round sunshine, mild winters and courses set against volcanic landscapes and the Atlantic Ocean. Tenerife and Gran Canaria have the widest choice of courses, while Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and La Gomera add quieter rounds with dramatic views. With direct flights from much of Europe and courses close to the main resorts, the islands are one of the easiest choices for a winter golf holiday.

Thailand

Their national slogan “Amazing Thailand” is relatable to any visitor who experiences this destination firsthand. The second most visited country in Asia after China, with over 38 million visitors annually. Holidaymakers can choose between cultural experiences, luxurious white beaches, culinary excellence, and an abundance of golf courses suitable for players of any level.  

Cyprus

Golf in Cyprus combines Mediterranean sunshine with courses set among hills, valleys and sea views on the island's south-west coast. The courses lie in and around the Paphos area, so you can stay in one base and play a different round each day without long drives. Winters are mild, which makes Cyprus a popular choice for golf holidays from autumn to spring, and wine villages, beaches and ancient sites are close by when you are off the course.

Costa del Sol

Golf in Costa del Sol combines Mediterranean sunshine with one of the densest collections of courses in Europe, from Marbella and Estepona to Sotogrande. Championship venues such as Valderrama sit alongside relaxed resort courses, and most are within easy reach of Málaga Airport. Mild winters, sea views and lively coastal towns make the Costa del Sol a classic choice for a golf holiday at any time of year.

Algarve

Golf in the Algarve combines mild Atlantic weather, golden beaches and one of the largest choices of courses in southern Europe. Resort golf around Quinta do Lago and Vilamoura, hillside and parkland courses near Lagos and Portimão, and quiet layouts in the east all lie within reach of Faro Airport. With sunny winters and short transfers, the Algarve is one of the easiest places in Europe to plan a golf holiday.

Costa Blanca

Golf in Costa Blanca combines a dry, sunny climate, long sandy beaches and a large choice of courses within easy reach of Alicante. You can play a Severiano Ballesteros design in Alicante, pine-lined courses near Torrevieja and links-style golf further north, often in the same week. With direct flights to Alicante from much of Europe and short transfers to most courses, Costa Blanca is one of Spain's easiest golf destinations to plan.

Mallorca

Golf in Mallorca combines Mediterranean sea views, mild weather for most of the year and a short flight from much of Europe. Courses range from parkland layouts in the hills around Palma to seaside golf in the north and north-east of the island, so you can stay in one place and still play very different rounds. Good hotels, beaches and the food scene in Palma make Mallorca an easy choice for a golf holiday.

Egypt

Play golf on some of the best courses in Africa while watching the Great Pyramids of Giza on the horizon. There are plenty of golf clubs to choose between in the Cairo area, and some of the clubs offer multiple different routes depending on what style of golf you prefer playing. Visit Egypt and embrace a world with places and sites that have remained unchanged for thousands of years. 

Italy

Golf in Italy combines classic parkland courses, lake and mountain scenery and some of the best food and wine in Europe. Most courses lie in the north, around Milan, the Italian lakes and Piedmont, where tree-lined layouts sit in rolling hills, while Rome and Umbria add championship golf further south. Mild spring and autumn weather, short drives between clubs and historic towns close by make Italy easy to combine into one golf trip.

Murcia

Golf in Murcia means dry, sunny weather, mild winters and a wide choice of courses across a compact region in south-east Spain. The La Manga Club courses sit alongside Jack Nicklaus designs inland, and the courses run from the coast to quiet inland valleys, so you can try very different styles of golf on the same trip. Murcia suits golfers who want reliable winter golf without long transfers.