Looking for a more active getaway, then consider a golfing holiday, if you don’t know where to start, then consider this list!
Slaley Hall
Home to world-class golf, incredible food and excellent leisure facilities, this grand Edwardian mansion has a lot to offer. indulge in the Claret Jug Bar or relax in the sauna. What was once known as De Vere Slaley Hall, has 141 beautifully designed bedrooms and is home to two brilliant championship golf courses.
Those being the Hunting and the Preistman Course. They’re always maintained to a very high standard and have hosted eight European Tour and Senior Tour events.
The Gleneagles Resort
This is one of the best Scotland has to offer! It hosted the 2014 Ryder Cup and makes for a wonderful golfing holiday. A 5-star hotel that also has an award-winning spa and a 2-Michelin starred restaurant, the Andrew Fairlie. You won’t regret staying here, there’s so much more than golf.
East Sussex National
A wonderous 1100 acres of countryside, feel at one with the beautiful, natural environment. With 104 charming rooms accompanied by views of the golf courses. In addition, it has great spa facilities and endless dining options to choose from. Appreciate views of the Huntingtons Restaurant or relax at the lounge bar or Ryder Bar when you are not immersed in a game of golf.
It has two championship courses, those being the East and West course, meaning passionate golfers are have an incredible and testing round of golf. The East Course measures over 7,000 yards off the back tees and challenges even those who have much experience in the sport. Where the West Course is there are breathtaking views and is one of the most popular courses in the region.
The Belfry
It’s home to 319 well decorated, stylish rooms and suites, with many having great views of the golf courses. In 550 acres of Warwickshire’s countryside, the three spectacular golf courses offer a fantastic challenge to all, as well as a variety to choose from. Follow in the footsteps of the golfing legends at the renowned Brabazon Course or the PGA national course or simply take it easy and soak up the atmosphere on a more beginner-friendly course.
From the Brabazon Bar to the Ryder Grill and the Leisure Café, there is a range of dining options to choose from here after spending a day out on the course. Guests can also unwind at the spa and enjoy a wide range of relaxing treatments. What’s stopping you from enjoying a golfing trip at the Belfry?
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