Explore Ireland

The soul of golf lives here, where dramatic dunes tower over fairways and the landscape refuses to be subtle. From the legendary links of Ballybunion and Lahinch to the championship tests of Royal County Down and Royal Portrush, from hidden gems along the wild Northwest coast to world-class golf minutes from Dublin's streets, Ireland's four regions offer their own brand of magic. This is golf that challenges and rewards in equal measure—followed by proper pints in centuries-old pubs, fresh seafood pulled from cold waters, and the kind of warm hospitality that makes strangers feel like family. The courses may have British roots, but the experience is unmistakably Irish.

Explore Scotland

The birthplace of golf, where ancient links tumble along rugged coastlines and every round feels like walking through history. From the hallowed fairways of St Andrews to windswept Highland gems, from legendary Open venues to remote islands few have discovered, Scotland's six golfing regions offer everything from bucket-list pilgrimage to pure adventure. This is more than world-class golf—it's whisky by the fire after battling the elements, fresh seafood pulled from cold waters, and that unmistakable warmth of Scottish hospitality. This is where the game began, and where it still feels most alive.

Explore England

Often overlooked as a layover, England deserves to be the destination itself. From historic Open Championship venues along the Northwest coast—Royal Birkdale, Royal Lytham, Royal Liverpool—to the legendary heathland courses surrounding London like Sunningdale and Walton Heath, from Royal St. George's near the White Cliffs of Dover to hidden gems scattered across the countryside, England offers remarkable depth and variety within reach of one of the world's great cities. This is golf steeped in tradition and elegance—followed by proper pub lunches, world-class museums and theatre, and that understated British refinement you won't find anywhere else. From championship links to exclusive heathland, England delivers at every level.

Explore Portugal & Spain

Where golf meets the good life under endless Mediterranean sun. Portugal delivers dramatic coastal beauty and authentic charm—from the clifftop masterpiece at Monte Rei to the natural duneland wonder of Terras da Comporta—all wrapped in that relaxed culture of fresh seafood, crisp vinho verde, and unhurried afternoons. Just across the border, Spain's Costa del Sol raises the stakes with championship pedigree at Valderrama and Finca Cortesin, plus the sophisticated energy of Marbella and historic Andalusian towns. Though they're separate destinations, they're close enough to feel like one seamless journey. Over 300 days of sunshine, world-class golf carved into stunning coastlines, and that effortless European lifestyle—this is where great golf and the good life become inseparable.

Explore Global

For those seeking golf beyond the British Isles and Iberia, the world opens up in extraordinary ways. Melbourne's legendary Sandbelt showcases MacKenzie's genius at Royal Melbourne and Kingston Heath. Sydney counters with spectacular oceanside golf at New South Wales along Botany Bay. New Zealand's North Island delivers modern masterpieces like Kauri Cliffs and Cape Kidnappers perched dramatically above the Pacific. Japan transforms golf into ceremony—full-day experiences with multi-course lunches and onsen baths. France offers elegance at venues like Fontainebleau and Le Golf National. The UAE brings world-class desert golf where champions compete. South Africa combines championship courses with Big Five safaris. From ancient temples to Table Mountain, harbor cities to wine country—this is golf as a gateway to the world's greatest destinations.

Explore Domestic

America's greatest golf destinations deliver experiences that rival anything overseas—without the passport. Pebble Beach remains the holy grail, where nine holes cling to the Pacific cliffs and the iconic 7th and 18th create golf's most breathtaking theatre. Whistling Straits brings Irish links drama to Lake Michigan's shores, where Pete Dye moved mountains of earth and 1,000 bunkers challenge alongside roaming sheep. Pinehurst's hallowed ground in the Sandhills showcases Donald Ross's genius across multiple courses, while Kiawah's Ocean Course tests with ever-changing coastal winds. Big Cedar in the Ozarks offers mountain golf magic across multiple championship layouts. Reynolds Lake Oconee delivers seven distinctive courses around a shimmering Georgia lake. From oceanside masterpieces to mountain retreats, championship venues to hidden resorts—America's golf is world-class, closer to home, and ready when you are.