UK & Ireland
The strongest concentration of links and heathland golf you will find anywhere. Organised by access, quality and what they require from the visiting golfer.
United States
Public courses that are genuinely open to visitors and private clubs worth understanding. A practical split between accessible and aspirational.
Portugal
A reliable warm-weather option. The Algarve is the most established area; the Lisbon coast is worth considering for better variety and fewer tourists.
Canada
From the rugged coastal links of the Maritimes to the towering alpine routes of the Rockies. A vault of North America's most dramatic destination golf.
New Zealand
Modern courses built on spectacular terrain. Fewer bucket-list names than Scotland but some of the most interesting routing decisions in recent golf design.
Australia
Rugged coastline, Melbourne Sandbelt precision and a high standard of welcome. From the classic layouts of Victoria to the remote gems of Tasmania.
Japan
A large golf market with a strong maintenance standard. C.H. Alison's pre-war designs remain the most interesting starting point for a first visit.
Thailand
A golf destination defined by impeccable service, elite championship conditioning, and dramatic landscapes. The undisputed standard for Southeast Asian golf.