The 7th GTE Convention is a short golf blog post that highlights the work done to help grow golf tourism in England. Few settings in English golf evoke the raw, natural grandeur of North Devon’s rugged coastline. Perched high above three miles of sweeping golden beach, the Saunton Sands Hotel served as the backdrop for the 7th Annual Golf Tourism England (GTE) Convention.
Classic Heathland & Atlantic Links is a short golf blog post that looks at my recent trip, discovering some hidden gems in the South of England. Trading the historic turf of St Andrews for a grand tour across the South of England is always an exciting prospect. Having spent over 30 years in the golf industry and building tailored golf itineraries, I am constantly seeking out routes that seamlessly blend world-class course architecture with top-tier hospitality.
The R&A Clubhouse on St Andrews Day is a short golf blog post that takes a look inside the world’s most famous clubhouse. Every year on St Andrews Day (30th November), the Royal and Ancient Clubhouse opens its doors to the public. It is free to enter and there are club members on hand to&helli
Old Tom Morris is a short golf blog post that looks back at the man himself after the recent unveiling of his amazing statue in St Andrews. St Andrews and Old Tom Morris go hand in hand and I find it difficult to talk about one without mentioning the other. Who was Old Tom Morris… Read more
Alfred Dunhill Links Championship 2024 is a short golf blog post that takes a look at this year’s tournament. Every year, the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is held over the same three golf courses. These golf courses are The Old Course, St Andrews, Kingsbarns Golf Links and Carnoustie Cham
AIG Women’s Open 2024 is a short golf blog post that looks at the largest tournament on the Women’s Calendar. The Women’s Scottish Open is now over and all eyes turn to the AIG Women’s Open in St Andrews. This year the tournament returns to the ‘Home of Golf’ for
Golf in the Olympics is a short golf blog post that looks at the history of our beautiful game at the Olympic Games. Why isn’t golf in the Olympic games? It was a question that I used to ask for years to which I never received an answer. I always knew that Running, Jumping, Boxing,… Rea
The Senior Open 2024 is a short golf blog post that looks at one of the highlights of the so-called Legends Tour. Even after the Open Championship at Royal Troon, the excitement continues, but this time with with the golden oldies. You may think they are over the hill and not up to it with… R
Genesis Scottish Open 2024 is a short golf blog post that looks at one of the biggest golfing events in Scotland. This year the Genesis Scottish Open is being held at the Renaissance Club in East Lothian between the 11th and 14th of July 2024. The Renaissance Club It’s a course that somehow st
A Golf Marathon is a short golf blog post that looks at the many Golf marathon challenges from around the world. We find ourselves well into the official marathon season but did you know that there are also golfing marathons? In fact, there are lots of golfing marathons that take place around the wo
The Ryder Cup is a short golf blog post that looks at the biggest event on the golfing calendar. Since 1927 this biennial trophy has been played for between two teams. Originally, the two teams were GB and the USA. For the first 50-odd years, it was quite one-sided due to the strength of Team&hellip
The St Andrews Bay Championship is a short golf blog post examining the inaugural tournament held at the Fairmont, St Andrews. This week sees the start of the St Andrews Bay Championship. The inaugural tournament, a part of the Asian Tour, will be held at the Fairmont Resort in St Andrews. It will b
