Golf Holidays in

Europe

Explore the Best Golf Courses Across Mainland Europe’s Iconic Destinations

European golf breaks are amongst the most popular across the globe. For golf in amazing weather, world renowned resorts such as PGA Catalunya, Valderrama and Le Golf National are now sought after destinations for the hardened golf enthusiast. With the growth of the European Tour, resorts in Spain, Portugal and Turkey have improved exponentially helping to deliver some of the most luxurious venues around the world.

Self-drive golf holidays to France and Belgium are amongst our most popular short breaks and with good reason. Whether it is the beer and mussels of Bruges or the premium golf around Le Touquet, northern Europe has it all. Then there are the beaches of Brittany, the decadence of the Cote d’Azur and the wine of Burgundy all making France a hidden gem of golf venues.

For those more adventurous, there is the rise of Italian golf venues across Emilia Romagna and Sicily, the introduction of the Bulgarian Black Sea golf coast and for sun lovers look no further than Paphos and the amazing courses in Cyprus.

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Portugal and Spain lead for sunshine and resort quality, with France and Italy great for food-and-golf trips. Turkey and Cyprus are excellent value, and Scotland-style links experiences are found in coastal areas across several countries.
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the best mix of mild weather and great course conditions. Summer is brilliant for northern Europe, while southern Europe can be very hot mid-season.
Southern Europe is typically warm and dry in spring/autumn, while northern Europe is cooler with a higher chance of showers. Wind is common on coastal courses, especially on links-style layouts.
A big mix: coastal links, classic parkland, resort golf, and mountain-view courses. You can choose easier resort courses for relaxed rounds or top championship venues for a tougher test.
Yes—Europe is one of the easiest regions for beginners. Many resorts have wide fairways, great practice facilities, and coaching, plus flexible tee options for all abilities.
Most packages can include accommodation (4-star or 5-star), breakfast or half-board, tee times, and transfers. We can also add buggies, club hire, and airport-to-resort transport.
For peak months, book 8–16 weeks ahead for popular resorts and 3–6 months ahead for top-ranked courses. Short-notice trips are often possible outside peak season.
Beaches, city breaks, wine regions, spa days, and food experiences are the big winners. Europe is perfect for mixing golf with sightseeing and great restaurants.