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South East England is the premier golfing destination with more golf courses in the top 100 than any other part of England. It's easy to see why golf breaks in the south east of England enjoy an enduring popularity. Marriott Hanbury Manor Hotel and Country Club in Hertfordshire is the home of a prestigious course widely recognised as one of the best in England. Other popular venues for golf breaks in south east England include the Essex Golf and Country Club and St George’s Hill Golf Course in Surrey. Not forgetting the iconic Wentworth Golf Course, also in Surrey, which hosted the 1953 Ryder Cup. With its proximity to London, South East England is a convenient location for many great golf breaks in the south east of England. Browse Golf Trav More
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WIth more golf courses in the top 100 than any other part of the country, a golf break in South-East England presents golfers with pristine courses and idyllic countryside views, all the way from the southern edge of London and down to the White Cliffs of Dover. If your looking for a UK golf break at the last minute, look no further.
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Our favourite is the the Oxfordshire Golf Club - serviced by one of the best golf hotels in the uk, this former European Tour venue was designed by Rees Jones. Making full use of the gorgeous terrain, this challenging course blends naturally into the rolling chalk hills of the English countryside. Former winners have included Colin Montgomerie and Bernhard Langer.
Off the Course
When your not testing your mettle against the best golf courses in the uk, we recommend a trip around Rye - the quaintest town in the Southeast, Rye is a cobbled and crooked town of half timbered buildings, transporting visitors back to medieval England. Or, if you haven’t seen the White Cliffs yet, head down to Beachy Head in the South Downs National Park for a spectacular view.
Summer is, of course, the best time to go. This does result in hiked green fees June through August, but it’s well worth it to soak up that rare English sun. Autumn and spring are also lovely, but you risk a chillier game and a higher chance of showers. If you’d rather a less busy course however, May through March or September/October are for you.
