
England Golf Travel
London
Purple Heather, Sausage Rolls, Big Ben and Harry Colt.
London offers an extraordinary combination of championship golf and cosmopolitan sophistication just beyond the city's famous landmarks. The heathland-rich southwest region harbors Europe's finest concentration of inland courses, where sandy terrain and purple heather create perfect year-round playing conditions. From Sunningdale's revolutionary designs to Harry Colt's sublime Swinley Forest and The Berkshire's stunning pine-lined fairways, this golden triangle delivers world-class golf minutes from London's excitement, complemented by the historic links triumvirate of Royal St. George's along England's southeastern shores.
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Sunningdale Golf Club (Old & New)
St. Georges Hill Golf Club
Swinley Forest Golf Club
Walton Heath Golf Club
The Berkshire Golf Club (Red & Blue)
The Addington Golf Club
Kent
Open championship along England's coast
England's southeast coast harbors an extraordinary collection of championship links courses just two hours from London. Royal St. George's stands as the crown jewel and Southern England's only Open Championship venue, its wide fairways and dramatic dunes creating an authentic links experience that has challenged the world's finest players across 13 championships. This concentrated stretch of golfing excellence is completed by Royal Cinque Ports ("Deal") with its deceptively gentle front nine and demanding homeward stretch, and Prince's Golf Club sharing sacred linksland with its more famous neighbor, all set against the backdrop of Kent's rich heritage as the "Garden of England.
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Royal St. Georges Golf Club
Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club (Deal)
Princess Golf Club
Liverpool
The Royals to Beatlemania
England's northwestern shores harbor an extraordinary collection of championship venues, with three prestigious "Royal" establishments collectively hosting The Open Championship more than thirty times. Royal Birkdale stands as perhaps England's finest championship course with holes winding through towering dunes, while Royal Liverpool (Hoylake) offers a pure traditional test as the second-oldest seaside golf club in England. The collection is completed by Royal Lytham & St. Annes with its legendary 206 bunkers and exceptional layouts like Hillside's spectacular dune corridors, Formby's unique blend of links and woodland golf, and Southport & Ainsdale's Ryder Cup heritage, all set against the backdrop of Liverpool's vibrant cultural scene.
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Royal Liverpool Golf Club
Royal Birkdale Golf Club
Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Club
Formby Golf Club
Hillside Golf Club
Southport & Ainsdale Golf Club
West Lancashire Golf Club
