England Golf Breaks
Golf in England is varied and amongst the very best in the world. Famed for its parkland and heathland layouts, England offers a golfing adventure which few can compete with. With a heritage which includes numerous European Tour events, Ryder Cups and Open Championships a golfing trip to England is of the highest quality.
Those travelling to the North of England will experience a host of links courses along the North West Coast, deemed to be amongst the finest stretches of golf in the world. A golf tour to this part of England can enjoy the likes of Open Championship venues, Royal Birkdale and Royal Liverpool. However this part of the world isn't restricted to these venues, hidden gems such as Hesketh or Southport and Ainsdale while the new Formby Hall Golf Resort provides a great base for exploring the area.
To the North East, Rockliffe Hall is a new breed of luxury golf resort. The hotel has been designed to incoporate the very highest standards and facilities to compliment the five-star golfing destination. The golf course itself has been designed with tournament golf in mind, standing at nearly 7,900 yards from the back markers anyone playing to their handicap will have been tested to the upmost of their ability.
While the Midlands features two of the UK's best resorts in The Belfry and Marriott Forest of Arden, these multi-course venues combine four-star accommodations and facilities with golf courses that have stood up and been challenged by some of the worlds top tour professionals. Those seeking a five-star offering should consider Stapleford Park, located in Leicestershire. The opulent golf hotel is set amongst more than 500 acres of manicured countryside with the golf course surrounding the main house which dates back to the 14th century.
Golf in the South of England is full of established golfing venues such as The Grove in Hertfordshire and St. Mellion International Resort in Cornwall. Both venues have shown their tournament pedigree on both the European and International stages. The Grove, welcomed many top professionals in 2006 with the World Golf Championships which was won by Tiger Woods. The Kyle Phillips designed course is seen as one of the best new courses in the UK, the combination of top quality condition with tournament design is a heady mix that is hard to beat. Those looking to step off the beaten track should consider Foxhills in Surrey, the tree-lined layouts of both the Longcross and Bernard Hunt courses require accuracy and course management to keep your score at par.
If England has ticked the boxes for your golf break destination, why not call 3D Golf where our expert golf consultants will be happy to help. With a range of last minute special offers we will provide you with the very best prices and service whatever your golfing requirements.