We've just launched this unique tour, offering a wonderful week exploring England's Atlantic Links courses in South West England. 

Marvellous sights are plentiful. Some of the biggest attractions in the south: An hour or two from London is Wiltshire's Stonehenge, with its Neolithic standing stones [untouchable] and nearby Avebury's smaller [but touchable] stones and the medieval cathedral towns of Salisbury or Winchester.

Stay on the fabulous Cardiff Bay as an ideal base, easy to get to from London, and there are many direct flights now to Cardiff airport too.

Apart from being a great town to explore, there are so many high quality golf courses between Cardiff and Swansea that we know you'll have a great time. 
 

How about this for a great value golf break to the Isle of Anglesey which hugs the north coast of Wales and boasts over 100 miles of spectacular coastline within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Some fantastic golf here, and worth the trip alone just to play Nefyn - a truly spectacular course.
 

The East Lothian coast, just outside Edinburgh, is one of Scotland's best premier golf regions. Quite why so many people make a beeline for St Andrews and forget about the glorious courses just to the East of Edinburgh is a constant surprise to us.

East Lothian is blessed with the highest concentration of links courses in the world. Follow the A198 east from Edinburgh for a superb collection of coastal courses stretching from Musselburgh to Dunbar.

6 night option for 2 people to visit the South West coast of Scotland.
 
The region of Ayrshire is best known as the birthplace of Robert Burns, Scotland's great poet, loved and revered the world over.

The vast majority of visitors come here to visit the many sights associated with the great bard, but of course the Ayrshire coast is also famed for its excellent golf courses, such as Turnberry, Troon and Prestwick.

Here's our recommended 6 night Dublin golf tour for 2 people. Bear in mind prices below are quoted in Euros, not sterling and based on a Sunday arrival.
 
The hotel we've chosen, The Grand Malahide, is a really charming four star venue, set in one of the most delightful harbour towns in all of Ireland.

Full of restaurants and cafes, this is a lovely place for you to unwind and stroll around its bustling harbour.

To get to Dublin itself, you can just hop on the regular DART train service, which takes just 20 minutes, so you can go in and out as often as you like.
 

Take a look at our recommended 3 star or 4 star West Ireland golf break.  Ireland's West coast is typified by long, dramatic coastlines, with wild undulating terrain, perfect for crafting the mighty championship links courses that Ireland is famous for, making these packages extremely popular. Play five of Ireland's best links courses: Strandhill, Rosses Point, Enniscrone, Donegal and Carne. 

Our 6 night tour to the Algarve offers a mixture of fine courses (but not the most expensive)and accommodation at a five star hotel offered to you at special rates.

The Algarve is the southernmost region of Portugal and it's one of Europe's favourite holiday destinations well known for glorious year round sunshine and excellent sandy beaches.  ideal for anyone planning the perfect holiday.

Here's our suggestion for a good value Costa del Sol package priced at good mid 4 star level bearing in mind that this package is priced in Euros. Five top golf courses and mid-sized car rental from Malaga airport are all included as part of this package.

Historically its population lived in the fishing villages, and in the "white" villages a little distance inland, in the mountains running down to the coast. The area was discovered and developed to meet the demands of international tourism in the 1950s and has since been a popular destination for foreign tourists not only for its beaches but also for its local culture. The area is particularly famous for its towns like Marbella, which provides the Costa del Sol with its reputation for being a playground for its super-rich and famous visitors.