Five Top British Resorts For Golf Holidays

Britain is well known for its beautiful countryside, theBernard Hunt. As well as the Bernard Hunt course
whole length and breadth of the British Isles hasthere is the Longcross course, whose 14th hole was
rolling hills, towering mountain ranges and wonderfullyrecently voted as one of the best holes ever played
lush forests. It's no wonder that many people enjoyby Radio 5 Listeners. The third course is a 9 hole par
fell walking and mountaineering with so much natural3 course for working on your short game.
beauty right on our doorstep or at the very least aBlarney Golf Resort, Cork
short drive out of town.The Blarney Golf Resort includes a course
For golfers this countryside is the perfect backdropco-designed by fan favourite golfer, John Daly. Daly
for many of their favourite 18 holes around thewho favours the big tee shot clearly left his mark on
country, and with the variable weather and locationsthe designs with one par 5 hole measuring 601 yards!
they are spoilt for choice when it comes to aNestled in the Shournagh Valley in Cork the Blarney
challenging game of golf.Golf resort provides not only the necessary challenge
Here are five resorts that can boast a world classbut also the desired surroundings any golfer would
golf course as part of their considerable list offeel at home with.
features:The Gleneagles Hotel, Perthshire
DeVere Wychwood, WestonThe name Gleneagles should be familiar with any
DeVere hotels have many hotels and golf resortsgolfer, mainly due to the three world class courses:
around the country at Daventry, Reading andThe PGA centenary, King's Course and Queen's
Weston. Weston's resort near Crewe though hasCourse. The PGA centenary course designed by
recently benefitted from a £250,000golfing legend Jack Nicklaus will be playing host to the
renovation project for its conference centre and has2014 Ryder Cup matches and so now would be a
a European PGA tour certified course in thegreat time to take a trip to test out the course
surrounding grounds. You can arrange for tuition onbefore the pros get there.
the course if you so choose or simply book yourselfThe Celtic Manor, Newport, South Wales
in for a round or two over the weekend.For those looking for a newer course the 2010 Ryder
Foxhills, SurreyCup will be played at The Celtic Manor in Newport. As
Foxhills is a very short distance away from Heathrowwell as the designated tournament course there are
airport so they often get many foreign visitors itchingalso the Roman Road and the Montgomerie, designed
to play a round of golf frequenting their courses.by the Ryder Cup captain of the same name, Colin
Foxhills actually comprises of three courses, one ofMontgomerie.
which is named after the 10-time Ryder cup winner