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Not every golf trip needs a week and a long-haul flight. A golf weekend, two or three days within a few hours of home, can be the perfect way to play new courses, spend time with friends and…
Greece has only a small number of golf courses, but the best of them are set in spectacular Mediterranean landscapes, among olive groves, hills and turquoise bays. It's an ideal destination for…
Bermuda, a small group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean, has a remarkable amount of golf for its size. Its courses are compact, hilly and often perched on cliffs above turquoise water and pink-sand…
Morocco has become a favourite winter golf destination for European golfers. It's only a short flight from much of Europe, winters are mild and sunny, and golf comes with the extraordinary culture of…
South America isn't the most obvious golf destination, but it has a long golf history, particularly in Argentina, and some memorable courses: parkland clubs in Buenos Aires, seaside golf in Uruguay…
Mauritius has become one of the world's most appealing island golf destinations. Its courses run beside turquoise lagoons, among sugar cane fields and beneath volcanic peaks, and many are attached to…
The Gulf region has become a major winter golf destination. Dubai and Abu Dhabi have championship courses that host international events, and neighbouring countries are adding new courses every year…
Japan and South Korea are two of the most golf-passionate countries in the world, with distinctive golf cultures that make a round there a unique experience. You may stop for lunch after nine holes…
New Zealand packs extraordinary scenery into two islands: clifftop courses above the Pacific, golf among volcanic landscapes and geothermal areas, and mountain courses beneath the Southern Alps. The…
Australia is one of the world's great golfing nations. Melbourne's Sandbelt region is famous for strategic courses on sandy soil, Tasmania has links among coastal dunes, and the warm east coast has…
The Nordic countries are among the most golf-mad in Europe. Sweden and Denmark in particular have large numbers of courses and golfers, and the long summer days mean you can tee off late in the…
The German-speaking countries of central Europe offer golf in spectacular settings: courses beneath Alpine peaks, beside sparkling lakes and among forests and vineyards. Germany has hundreds of…
