Discover England

Overview

England is where golf tradition meets modern travel comfort—an ideal destination for golfers seeking variety, history, and accessibility. Whether you're playing a coastal links course buffeted by sea breeze or a manicured parkland layout tucked into rolling countryside, England offers a diverse and memorable golf experience.

From the iconic fairways of Surrey and Kent to hidden gems in Yorkshire or Cornwall, England is brimming with character-rich courses that cater to all skill levels. Off the course, explore medieval towns, grand estates, and thriving cities filled with world-class dining and cultural landmarks.

Stay in a centuries-old inn near the course, sip locally brewed ales in a riverside pub, or take a day trip to a UNESCO heritage site—England makes it easy to blend leisure, culture, and competitive golf into one unforgettable trip. With excellent road and rail networks, no course or region feels too far, making it an ideal destination for both weekend escapes and longer golf holidays.

Attractions

Explore England’s blend of heritage, nature, and culture between rounds:

• Stonehenge One of the world’s most iconic prehistoric monuments—perfect for a sunrise detour en route to the southwest.

• The Lake District England’s most dramatic natural landscape. Great for hiking, boating, or scenic drives between northern courses.

• Oxford & Cambridge Discover ancient universities, Gothic architecture, and quiet riverside walks through two of England’s most historic towns.

• The Cotswolds Picture-perfect villages, rolling hills, and old-world charm. A top spot for golf-and-relaxation combinations.

• York Minster A gothic masterpiece and cultural must-see in the heart of Yorkshire.

• Windsor Castle Royal grandeur at its finest—ideal for pairing with nearby Surrey golf courses.

Dining Options

England’s food scene has come a long way—and golfers benefit from hearty post-round meals and fine dining alike:

• The Coach (Marlow)
  A Michelin-starred gastropub offering refined takes on British classics like beef dripping chips and slow-cooked lamb.

• Rick Stein’s Seafood Restaurant (Padstow)
  Fresh seafood from the Cornish coast served with style and sea views.

• The Hand & Flowers (Buckinghamshire)
  A two-star Michelin pub—think cozy wood beams, bold flavors, and unforgettable desserts.

• The Fat Duck (Bray)
  A destination in itself—this world-famous spot turns food into theatre. Advance booking essential.

• Traditional Sunday Roast
  No visit is complete without one. Look for countryside pubs with a roaring fire and fresh local produce.

Cultural Highlights

England's cultural depth adds an extra layer to your travel story:

• West End Theatre, London
  Catch a world-class show after your round—an unforgettable night out.

• Shakespeare’s Globe
  Watch live performances in the bard’s recreated open-air theatre on the Thames.

• Local Markets & Food Festivals
  Borough Market (London), Ludlow Food Festival, and many more offer top-tier local bites and people-watching.

• Cathedrals & Castles
  Visit Canterbury Cathedral, Durham Castle, or Lincoln’s soaring Gothic nave.

• Cricket on the Village Green
  For a true English scene, nothing beats a lazy afternoon watching local cricket with a pint in hand.