Attending The Masters is at the very top of almost every golfer’s bucket lists. The sight of The Azaleas in full bloom is the signal of the start of the golfing season. As the host of the first Major of the Men’s professional calendar each year, Augusta National and The Masters holds a very special place within the history of golf. With thousands of fans making the pilgrimage each year to Georgia, we’re going to take a brief look at some of the reasons why you should attend The Masters, although if you’re reading this, chances are you’ve already decided it’s a pretty good idea. The ..read more

Golf in Kildare provides golfers with a diverse range of courses, from championship level resorts to scenic parkland layouts. With their superb facilities, beautiful landscapes, and welcoming hospitality, these courses contribute to Kildare’s reputation as a premier golfing destination in Ireland. Carton House Carton House, situated in Maynooth is a prominent golfing destination in Kildare. It offers two remarkable courses, The Montgomerie Course designed by Colin Montgomerie and The O’Meara Course designed by Mark O’Meara. The Montgomerie Course is known for its strategic b ..read more

Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable golfing adventure in Ireland? Look no further! In my first edition of our Golf in Ireland series, I am excited to highlight some of the must-play golf courses that should be on every golfer’s bucket list. Royal County Down Nestled in the shadow of the majestic Mourne Mountains, this championship links course in Newcastle offers stunning views and a challenging layout that will test any player’s command of the traditional bump and run, the preferred way to play any links. Book Royal County Down Golf Breaks The visual appeal ..read more

She’s back and she’s more sport-widowed than ever. This time, nine colleagues are ditching me for rounds. They’re a range of handicaps (from +3 to 36), male and female golfers, and they are ready to take on the best of Belek, in Turkey. If you’re a golfing ‘purist’ (don’t be) you’re probably still organising your golf holidays around the British Isles. You’ve maybe dreamed of America, you’ve potentially considered the likes of Italy (post Ryder Cup), Spain (post Solheim Cup) or Portugal (because: the Algarve). You might never have even heard of the Turkish delight (excuse the pun) tha ..read more

“Golf has given back what our sight has stolen from us” We interview Andy Gilford, Trustee at English & Wales Blind Golf, for our All Fore One! campaign In our latest interview, we had the pleasure of speaking with Andy Gilford, a prominent figure in the world of blind golf.  Andy’s journey in golf began in his youth, initially helping out his friends as a caddie. Despite being registered blind from birth, Andy’s involvement in golf grew, leading him to discover and embrace the world of blind golf. This discovery was not just a new sporting challenge for him but als ..read more

This game is way too good for only a select few to enjoy! We interview ‘Coach’ Ray Nyabola, Founder of Black British Golfers, for our All Fore One! campaign In the traditionally exclusive world of golf, Ray Nyabola is a game-changer. As the founder of Black British Golfers (BBG), he’s breaking down barriers and nurturing a community where diversity is not just welcomed, but celebrated. Created from a desire to showcase the untold stories of Black golfers in the UK, BBG began as a social media initiative and quickly evolved into a powerful movement championing inclusivity. Th ..read more

We chat with Katy Hall, the partnership manager at Your Golf Travel, to preview the 2023 Solheim Cup and dive into the thrilling world of women’s golf that is currently stealing the spotlight. Fresh off the exhilarating Women’s Open at Walton Heath, the buzz surrounding women’s golf is reaching new heights. With an abundance of exciting developments taking centre stage, the game itself is nothing short of extraordinary, drawing in massive crowds and igniting an undeniable sense of exhilaration. The Captain Suzann Pettersen Suzann Pettersen is the esteemed captain ent ..read more

Oliver from our marketing team sits down to talk to two of our Golf Experts, Chris Alexander & Charlie Corner about the golf courses they got to play on a recent trip to South West Ireland. What was the best golf course you played? Chris ❝ As good as all the courses were my favourite was Tralee, especially the front nine. It was just stunning with picturesque views everywhere you looked. ❞ Charlie❝ Similar to Chris i think that front nine at Tralee is just next level. Especially the third hole, the one after the dogleg par 5, you have the sea on the right ..read more

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