In the verdant Irish countryside, set among the sprawling grounds of a 19^th century gothic masterpiece, you’ll find a golf course shaped by two of the game’s greatest architects, that’s maintained like no other on the continent, and is preparing to host golf’s greatest show. This is Adare Manor, home of the 2027 Ryder Cup.

Named after a man who made his fortune selling seeds almost a hundred years ago, the Ryder Cup is now golf’s most eagerly awaited event, consistently delivering iconic moments.

Hailing from a small Pennsylvanian industrial town, Tom Fazio’s fifty-year career has seen him ascend to the summit of the golf architecture world. With, quite literally, countless golf courses to his name, this is the story of the designer who never fails to split opinion.

There is a reason that you can find an Irish pub in every city in the world, and only in Dublin can you discover why. We speak to local expert Keith McGovern from the Perfect Pint tour about the history of Irish hospitality and what makes a great Irish pub. 

Boasting forty shades of green and 1,600 miles of beautifully unmanicured coastline, Ireland has long been the home of the most spectacular natural links golf in the world. Here, we look at six courses you don’t want to miss on your next visit.

Tucked in the northeast corner of Scotland, Speyside is an area long famed for its rich single malt whiskies, home to more than 50% of the country's finest distilleries and centuries of tradition. We speak to Mhairi Winters, head of distilleries for Gordon & MacPhail, about what makes Speyside so special.

Boasting a collection of 4,500 bottles, we speak to publican Hubert Beatson-Hird about his favourite tipple, Port, about how best to enjoy it, and what makes it so magical.

From its rebellious beginnings to vibrant neighbourhoods, world-class coffee, art and food, Melbourne has grown into a city that embodies creativity, diversity, and independent spirit. We speak to Melbourne local & guide Dan Platt about how Melbourne established itself as Australia’s cultural capital. 

A true staple of the north, to be in Liverpool is to be somewhere completely unlike anywhere in the UK. Whether you’re drawn by football, music, history or simply a sense of adventure, exploring Liverpool is an unforgettable experience.

Explore historic streets and medieval ruins, stroll windswept beaches, savour Scotland’s finest and oldest whiskies, unwind at luxurious hotels, and play the world’s most iconic links courses.

A city of canals, culture and quiet charm, Amsterdam’s appeal lies in its balance – historic yet modern, relaxed yet creative, and always full of character. From Michelin-starred dining to private canal cruises, we speak to local travel experts Jeroen van Ark and Nick Blok on how to make the most of the Dutch capital. 

There’s a reason New Zealand’s luxury lodges are celebrated the world over, but only by staying in one can you truly understand why. We speak to local luxury travel expert Vance Haywood about the history, charm, and uniquely Kiwi spirit behind these remarkable retreats, and how they’ve developed from fishing huts to five-star stays.

After watching golfing history unfold on the grounds of Augusta National, for those looking to extend their adventure there is nowhere better to deliver a flawless follow-up than Pinehurst – the spiritual home of American golf.

From fireworks to bagpipes, castles, drums and the Lone Piper, this is your insider guide to one of Scotland’s greatest shows.

When the Solheim Cup comes to the Netherlands for the first time in 2026, Europe’s finest golfing spectacle will seamlessly combine with one of the most refined hospitality offerings in golf, the Clubhouse at Bernardus Golf. This is everything you need to know…

When it comes to rosé, there’s only one place to find a true expert, Provence, and who better than a locally born sommelier? Aurélie Deharbe, who manages a 400-strong wine list at Terre Blanche, shares her guide to everyone’s favourite summer wine…

With Royal Birkdale preparing to host The Open in 2025, a rare window has opened on England’s Golf Coast — where three Open Championship venues sit within striking distance of Liverpool, and tee times are still within reach.

In one of Tuscany’s most treasured wine regions, nestled among the rolling hills of Montalcino, Castiglion del Bosco offers golf enthusiasts and wine lovers alike an unforgettable escape. Not only is this historic estate home to a championship golf course, it’s also where you’ll find one of Italy’s most prestigious wineries for lovers of Brunello, pairing sport and terroir like nowhere else.

From historic heathland courses to iconic cultural landmarks and world-class cuisine, London offers an unexpectedly rich and refined experience for the travelling golfer, where a morning round on a Harry Colt classic can be followed by a late lunch in a Michelin-starred dining room. This is golf travel at its most cultured, most cosmopolitan, and most memorable.

With a mix of established champions and emerging stars vying for the ultimate prize in golf, the 2025 Masters promises to be an electrifying tournament. From defending champions to long-time hopefuls to wildcards, here are five players you mustn’t take your eyes off.