In-depth guides to golf courses, golf breaks and the game across the UK – written by golfers, for golfers.
St Andrews, Royal Dornoch, Muirfield, Turnberry – Scotland is home to the world's greatest golf. Our complete guide covers the finest courses by region, with green fees, best times to visit and planning tips.
Read the guideLinks golf is the original form of the game – firm fairways, pot bunkers and the wind as your fourth opponent. We rank the finest links courses across Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Wales punches well above its weight for golf. Royal Porthcawl, Pennard, Tenby and Aberdovey offer world-class golf with spectacular scenery at a fraction of the cost of their Scottish equivalents.
Planning a golf break in the UK? Whether it's a weekend away with mates or a week-long golf tour, this guide covers the best destinations, how to organise group travel and the best value for money.
Just starting out? Don't let intimidating private clubs put you off. This guide highlights the most welcoming, affordable and beginner-friendly courses across England, Scotland and Wales.
More golf clubs across the UK now welcome dogs on the course – but the rules vary enormously. We've compiled the definitive guide to dog-friendly golf in England, Scotland and Wales.
From choosing your destination and booking tee times to organising transport and accommodation, this step-by-step guide covers everything your group needs for a stress-free golf trip.
What is a handicap index? How is playing handicap calculated? What do slope rating and course rating mean? Everything you need to know about the World Handicap System, explained clearly.
Search and filter every course in the UK and Ireland – by type, green fee, facilities and more.