Golf Breaks

Home to nearly half of the world's golf courses, the USA boast natural beauty and diverse landscapes that make for a fantastic golf holiday.  From coastal gems to mountain retreats, USA golf resorts are ideal for those looking for scenic courses as well as plenty of fun beyond the tees and greens.

Imagine emerald greens, wide fairways plus the chance to enjoy beautiful beaches, this is South Carolina.  An impressive number of America's most popular and beautiful golf courses are found in South Carolina.  A visit to some of these courses allows you to enjoy the views of the Atlantic Ocean as well as the state's many unspoilt sea marshes, creeks, lagoons and forests.  With more than 350 courses, many designed by the same greats who've earned numerous golf titles here, such as Pete Dye, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, to name a few - there are lots to choose from.

Endless sunshine, vibrant cities, fine wines, great shopping, world-class golf courses, stunning scenery - no matter what you want to see and do on your next holiday, California has it.  This is a land of boundless opportunity to explore and discover something new each time you go out, a place where you don't just dream,  you dream big.  Golf enthusiasts can discover over 1,000 golf courses. Food lovers feast on flavourful dishes made with locally sourced ingredients no matter where you eat.

If you are a golf enthusiast and heading Morocco we have put together some great places that you can hang out and enjoy your hobby. At these locations you don't have to isolate yourself from you family or partner. They there are spas to relax and rejuvenate or pamper yourself.  There are kids club, tennis, bowling and water parks - activities for the whole family.

There are a few corners of the globe that golf hasn’t managed to infiltrate, so it’s perhaps not surprising that Morocco, one of the world’s more westernised Muslim countries, has been bitten by the golfing bug.  Marrakech is spearheading Morocco’s bid to become a serious golf destination, with a dozen championship courses.  It’s fair to say this has little to do with finding the next Rory McIlroy – Moroccan youth only has eyes for football – but more with attracting the growing ranks of travelling golfers who will go almost anywhere for guaranteed sunshine and a half-decent links.

South Africa’s Limpopo provence is well known for the Extreme 19th at Legend - it is one of the world's most difficult golfing holes.  To tee off for the 19th you are taken up in an helicopter to the longest par three in the world (361m), 1,400ft up on top of Hangclip Mountain, the helicopter is the only way of getting there. Should you make a hole in one, you get a cheque for $1 million. It is extreme but it’s worth a try.

Andalucia is one of those destinations that fits the bill what ever the time of year or Season. In recent years Andalucia has become a major attraction for those in Europe and the rest of the world. The number of tourist facilities, being close to North Africa it has a wonderful climate.

Golfing doesn’t get more treacherous or difficult than at these golf courses scattered around the world. From Camp Bonifas in Korea, which is considered the most dangerous course to the $1 Million(US) hole in South Africa - needs a helicopter to reach the tee, we have list them here. If you are a golfing enthusiast you can add a visit to one of these courses as part of your next short break.