Fairways twist and tumble across dramatic elevation changes, with vistas that stretch endlessly along the coast. This isn’t gentle resort golf, it’s bold, exhilarating, and at times unpredictable.

It’s golf on the edge of the world, shaped by the wind, the sea, and the imagination of one of the game’s great architects.

Planning the ideal golf break doesn’t need to be a daunting affair, but some key factors need to be considered to ensure your endeavours result in a golf break worthy of the time and effort.

Our guide to some of the best courses to play in the Spanish regions of Costa Del Sol & Catalonia

Fortunately, one of our travellers has a keen eye for both golf course design and photography, and he’s generously shared a remarkable collection of images that beautifully capture the spirit of the journey.

Opened in 1971 and consistently ranked as the top course in the Caribbean, Teeth of the Dog is carved straight out of the coral rock and hugs the Caribbean Sea for a spectacular stretch of holes that make your heart race and your head spin.

I played Dunas for the first time in 2023, just a short time prior to its official opening, and even then it was clear: this is something special, something destined to become one of Europe’s true modern classics.

A stunning, challenging, risk-reward course that above all else offers enjoyment in abundance.

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Our guide to some of the best experiences when visiting Vietnam

Our guide to some of the best experiences when visiting Vietnam

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