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8 articles tagged “europe”.
Most golfers associate Spain with the sunny Mediterranean coasts, but the north of the country offers something different: green hills, Atlantic coastline, cool summers, links-style and parkland…
The Netherlands and Belgium are rarely considered golf destinations, yet they hide some excellent courses: dune courses along the Dutch North Sea coast, heathland and forest courses in Belgium, 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…
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…
Italy isn't the first country that comes to mind for golf, which is part of its charm. Its courses are often uncrowded, set among lakes, vineyards, olive groves and mountains, and the food and wine…
Europe's best-known golf destinations, such as the Algarve, the Costa del Sol and the famous links of Scotland and Ireland, are wonderful, but they can be busy and expensive in high season. Away from…
When the courses at home are frozen, waterlogged or closed, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic islands are only a few hours' flight away. A winter golf break in the sunshine is a chance to play on…
France is not always the first country golfers think of for a golf trip, which is exactly why it is such a pleasant surprise. It has hundreds of courses, many of them excellent, set among vineyards…
