• Best Golf Holiday Destinations in 2027

    Best Golf Holiday Destinations in 2027
    A golf holiday is a trip built around golf, combining accommodation with reserved rounds, as distinct from a single green-fee day or a beach holiday with one round bolted on. A golf break is the shorter version of the same idea. The best destination for 2027 is the one that matches four things: who is travelling, how long you have, what style of golf you want, and how far you are willing to travel to get it.
    That sounds obvious, but it is where most destination lists fail. A flat countdown of fa
  • Why The UK Remains A Popular Destination For Golf Breaks

    Why The UK Remains A Popular Destination For Golf Breaks
    The UK has been closely associated with golf for centuries, and that reputation still attracts players looking for a memorable break. While overseas destinations have become increasingly accessible and desirable, especially for warmer weather, travelling within the UK still offers plenty of appeal for a few days of golf.
    Part of that appeal comes from the convenience of domestic travel. A golf trip can be easier to arrange when no international flight is involved, particularly if the break lasts
  • Could Your Love Of Golf Become A Side Hustle?

    Could Your Love Of Golf Become A Side Hustle?
    In the recreational realm, many people look forward to golf after work or on the weekend. It provides a reason to spend time away from the usual routine while doing something they genuinely enjoy.
    But golf can also create opportunities outside of playing. A hobby that takes up much of your spare time could potentially become a small source of additional income if you find the right approach. Of course that doesn’t mean giving up your day job or trying to turn yourself into a professional g
  • One-Hit Wonders: Golfers who won a major and never again

    One-Hit Wonders: Golfers who won a major and never again
    Some careers are built on a cabinet full of majors. Others are defined by a single week. Golf’s history is full of players who beat the strongest field in the sport once, lifted the trophy and never repeated it.
    Their stories are also a reminder, for anyone betting with Virgin Bet on the majors, that the names at the top of the market do not always finish there.
    Ben Curtis, 2003 Open Championship
    Ben Curtis arrived at Royal St George’s ranked 396th in the world and playing in his fir
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