Golf England

England's golf is a country of two great traditions. Along its coasts runs some of the finest links land in the world — the Open rota of the North West, the Atlantic dunes of Cornwall and Devon, the remote shores of Norfolk and Northumberland. Inland, on the sandy heaths south of London, England invented a second form of the game entirely.

Nine regions, each with its own character and its own reasons to stay a while. Picture the trip — then tell us the courses at the top of your list and we'll build the itinerary around you.

Nine corners of English golf

Pick a region to see its character, the courses worth knowing and where we'd have you stay. Eight mirror the classic English golfing map; the ninth — Chester and the Cheshire border — is our own addition, and one of the best-kept secrets in the country.

Where to staySee our Finest Links Hotel Selection ↓

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Tell us what catches your eye

Every trip we build is tailored — more golf or less, longer or shorter, upgraded hotels, combined regions, or shaped around a particular course you've always wanted to play. The golf is the reason to come; the local knowledge is what makes the trip.

And with Liverpool as our home base, England's Golf Coast is where we offer something the big operators can't: genuine local knowledge and access to the finest links in the country.