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Discover the best golf breaks in the south west of England with the help of Golf Travel Center. With its beautiful countryside and many tourist attractions, the South West is a highly desirable location for any golfing enthusiast. Choose from many top-class golf courses, such as the Isle of Purbeck (Purbeck), the Staddon Heights or the Royal North Devon, which is the oldest golf course in England. Stay in luxury resorts, such as St Mellion International Resort or Bovey Castle Resort. Whether you are looking for a day's golfing or a week's holiday, Golf Travel Center has an enormous choice of golf breaks in the South West. Browse our website to explore golf breaks in south west England today! More
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South West England is a study in contrasts: small, charming fishing villages and quiet, white sanded beaches nestle incongruously amid a coastline famous for plunging cliffs, rugged edges and heaving surf. Whether you are visit for the sleepy seclusion of a seaside town, or the drama and noise of a crashing coastline, you can bet that your golf break to South West England will deliver.
Our Pick
Our Golf Travel Experts’ pick has to be Bovey Castle. One of the best golf hotels in South West England, Bovey promises luxury without stuffiness: your kids are welcome, and likely to enjoy themselves. Attached to a challenging championship course designed by JF Abercromby nearly 100 years ago, Bovey Castle golf breaks make for unforgettable experiences. Of course, if you looking for golf courses in Cornwall with accommodation, our pick for this region will be the unbeatable St Mellion.
Off the Course
Take a break from the course and from the spa, and visit Cornwall’s Eden Project: you will not be dissapointed. As the world’s largest greenhouse, the Eden Project biome creates a not-so-miniature ecosystem, bringing tropical climes and plantlife to a tiny corner of the British Isles.
South West England is definitely the warmer end of the country, meaning you have a much better chance of sunshine during your holiday. That being said, this is still definitely British weather. Keep your trips to the summer and spring: summer for the sunshine, and spring for a less crowded course.
