St Andrews, Scotland. Explore historic streets and medieval ruins, sample Scotland’s finest whiskies, and walk over the Swilcan Bridge in the footsteps of history at the Home of Golf.

South West Ireland. Try the world’s best Guinness in an iconic Dublin pub, explore the stunning rugged coastlines and tee off on Ireland’s most renowned links courses.

Portugal. Journey through historic Port cellars and vineyards, relax on river cruises through the stunning Douro Valley, and play the finest Atlantic links golf.

Northern Ireland. Tackle five iconic courses, including Royal County Down, while journeying deep into the spiritual home of hospitality, Game of Thrones and the Titanic. 

New Zealand. Sail through the Bay of Islands, sample world-class wines in Hawke’s Bay, marvel at the beauty of Milford Sound from the skies, and play spectacular coastal courses. 

Catalonia, Spain. Combine the world’s best restaurants and Spain’s finest golf resort, soon to host the Ryder Cup, in a region rich with flavour and the home of Salvador Dali.

The Highlands, Scotland. For malt whisky trails and majestic mountain golf, head north, home to picturesque lochs, legendary battlefields and golf created by greats.

Australia. Explore vibrant cityscapes, wander temperate rainforests and rugged coastlines, then step onto world-class links courses sculpted from coastal dunes.

Italy. From the shores of Lake Como to Milan, the Colosseum and the vine-clad hills of Tuscany, discover Italy’s rich history, divine cuisine and secret golfing gems.

London, England. Enjoy private access to royal landmarks and the best of the English capital, before teeing off on Harry Colt classics in the heart of the Surrey & Berkshire Sandbelt.

Andalucía, Spain. Enjoy tapas on a private sunset yacht charter, then take to the course at Real Club Valderrama; this is Andalucía and the south of Spain at its most sophisticated.

South Africa. Explore every corner of bucket-list South Africa, from the Cape Winelands and Table Mountain to Kruger Park, and play golf where elephants and leopards roam.

Stockholm, Sweden. Paddle around Stockholm’s 30,000-islet archipelago, wander through galleries and sample local seafood before teeing off alongside Lake Ullna.

Provence, France. Rolling French countryside, historic hilltop villages, fields of verdant lavender, dramatic landscapes, and the best rosé in the world, Provence is truly unique.

Lofoten, Norway. Around 300km north of the Arctic Circle, you’ll find a cluster of 80 islands that are home to golden curves of sand, gin-clear waters, and majestic mountains.