Fairways of the world
Discover luxury golf tours, custom golf vacations and PGA tournament travel packages featuring world-class courses, championship venues, VIP hospitality and luxury golf resorts.
A luxury golf tour with us is built the way a member would build it: the courses first, then everything that makes the week feel effortless. We secure tee times at the links and championship venues that sell out a year ahead, handle ballots and introductions where access is restricted, and arrange caddies, club transport and a driver so that the only thing you carry from hotel to first tee is a coffee.
Our golf destinations run from the Old Course at St Andrews and Ireland's southwest links to Belek on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, the Algarve, Andalucía and the Costa del Sol, Italy's Ryder Cup course at Marco Simone, New Zealand's clifftop layouts and a midnight-sun round in Arctic Norway. Each has its own guide below: the courses worth crossing an ocean for, where to stay between rounds, and what the non-golfers will be doing while you play.
Traveling as a mixed group? We run parallel itineraries (spa, wine, culture, boat days) that reunite everyone for dinner, and we build in rest days so a seven-round week does not feel like a march.
Tell us who is traveling, your handicaps and your bucket list, and we return a proposal within a few days: a day-by-day plan with confirmed tee-time windows, a hotel shortlist and a firm per-person price. Once you approve, we book everything, including restaurants and the non-golf days, and send a single itinerary with tee times, caddie arrangements and your driver's details.
On the ground, our partners meet you at the airport with your clubs already cleared, and a local golf host is a message away throughout the trip. Weather days are built in where the destination needs them (Scotland and Ireland) and we keep a standby list of alternative courses so a washed-out round becomes a different great round, not a lost day.
Destination Guides
In-depth guides to our favorite golf destinations: where to go, where to stay, what it costs and what to know before you book.
Top Hotspots
Where to Start
Starting points, not fixed departures. Every one of these is rebuilt around your dates, your pace and how you like to travel.
NEWCascais, Óbidos, Sintra, Vilamoura, Tavira
Six rounds on Portugal's best two coasts, tee times, caddies and clubs handled, with a parallel program for anyone who would rather not play.
8 days from $5,400
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SIGNATUREZurich, Lucerne, Interlaken, Zermatt, St. Moritz, Lake Como, Milan
Ten days of panoramic rail from Lake Lucerne to the Matterhorn, then the Glacier and Bernina Express down to Lake Como and Milan.
10 days from $8,900
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NEWLisbon, Sintra, Óbidos, Porto, Douro Valley
Portugal eaten and drunk properly: Lisbon's markets and fado tascas, a pastel de nata workshop, Gaia's port lodges and two days among Douro quintas.
9 days from $6,200
View This ItineraryFor most courses yes, with sufficient lead time; ballot-based courses like the Old Course have special procedures we manage on your behalf, and we always hold alternatives (Kingsbarns, Carnoustie, the New Course) so the week is secure either way.
As a guide, a seven-night Scotland or Ireland links trip with five rounds, five-star hotels and a private driver typically runs $9,000–15,000 per person; Belek or the Algarve with a golf resort base is often $4,000–7,000. Event weeks (Ryder Cup, The Masters) are priced on the hospitality tier. We quote firmly before you commit.
Scotland (St Andrews and Fife) or Southwest Ireland for the bucket-list links experience; Belek, Turkey or Portugal for warm-weather resort golf with excellent value; Northern Ireland for two of the world's top-ten courses in one compact week.
Yes, through official hospitality programs and authorized partners, combined with hotels, transfers and pre-event golf. 2027 allocations are the focus now; see our Events page and register interest early.
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