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Package Ideas - North West & London

Day 1 - Arrival

Your golf Trip will begin with landing at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, where a driver sent by Luxury Golf Package Company will pick you up and ensure a smooth transfer to your hotel meaning we will handle everything on your behalf. Once you are settled into your rooms, you have the rest of the day to explore the town or the accommodations facilities.

Day 2 - Royal Lytham St Annes

For your first round of golf, you will be stepping onto a linksland with an extensive history of hosting the best competitions in the world with the best players in the world. Royal Lytham St Annes is one of the best links courses you will experience. The course has hosted eleven Open Championships, two Ryder Cups, and numerous other major tournaments. Royal Lytham St Annes is renowned for its difficult layout being regarded as one of the most challenging on the Open Championship rota. Its sand hills and pot bunkers present significant hazards, and the firm, fast greens add to the course's notorious difficulty. Once you have conquered this famous championship course, make your way into the clubhouse to enjoy a well-earned meal and drink, surrounded by the history and tradition of one of Britain's prestigious golfing venues.

Day 3 - Royal Liverpool Golf Club

Royal Liverpool Golf Club is a beautiful and historic links course that holds an important place in English golfing heritage, as it's the second oldest links course in England. First established in 1869 as a 9-hole course, it shared the links land with a horse race track, with the 1st and 18th holes named “course” and “stand” in honour of the racing history. Measuring at 7350 yards from the tips, the Royal Liverpool Golf Club is widely recognised as a stunning links golf course, but constant winds and deep summer rough create a substantial challenge. Royal Liverpool Golf Club has hosted the Open Championship 13 times, with Tiger Woods winning in 2006 and Rory McIlroy in 2014. After completing your round and walking in the footsteps of some of the greatest golfers ever to live, head to the clubhouse bar and enjoy a well-earned refreshment.

Day 4 - Royal Birkdale

Today you will face the formidable challenge of Royal Birkdale. After playing at Royal Liverpool and Royal Lytham & St Anne's, you should feel ready to conquer one of the hardest courses on the Championship rota. Royal Birkdale has ranked amongst the top 10 courses in England for almost two decades and has hosted two Ryder Cups and eleven Open Championships. Deep pot bunkers, difficult greens and thick rough punish inaccurate shots, making good course management essential throughout the round. The constant presence of wind adds to the challenge, meaning that measuring over 7,100 yards from the tips, the course can feel a lot longer. As you step away from the 18th green, take a moment to savour the achievement of completing one of England's most prestigious and demanding golfing tests.

Day 5 - Travel to London

Today you will travel from the North west of the country to the famous capital to conquer a new set of courses. On this journey think back to the links masterpieces you have witnessed over the last couple of days and discuss with your golfing companions what stood out for you.

Day 6 - Free day

Today is your day off from golf, you have the day to do as you please but ensure to get some well earned rest as you have more thrilling rounds of golf to play. You can take the short journey to London and explore the world renowned attractions, restaurants and historical structours. Or you could stay at the Hotel and make use of the facilities while exploring the local area.

Day 7 - Sunningdale New Course

Your first round at the Surry/London location is at the Beautiful Sunningdale Golf Club, where Rory McIlroy holds a membership. The New Course at Sunningdale is widely celebrated as one of the UK's top inland courses, frequently ranking alongside the Old in the top 10 courses in England. The New Course is known for its rugged character, with fewer bunkers and less tree cover than the Old Course. Its narrow, winding fairways lined with thick heather lead to small, often elevated greens, creating a course that is both challenging and ideal for skilled drivers. Once you finish your round. Once you finish your round, head into the clubhouse to relax and enjoy some well-earned food and drinks, finishing off a wonderful start to your golf trip.

Day 8 - St Georges Hill

Today you will be fortunate to play one of the most stunning inland courses that England has to offer, with breathtaking views of natural heathland. Regularly ranked amongst the best heathland courses in England, St George's Hill was ranked 7th in England and 54th in the world by Golf Digest in 2026. Each of its three nine-hole loops is distinctive and unforgettable, featuring beautiful heather and impressive Scots pines. The course officially opened in 1913 and is regarded as one of Harry Colt's most outstanding creations. During the 1st World War, the clubhouse was converted into a military hospital treating over 3000 soldiers. Once you immerse yourself with the fascinating history of the club and the world-class course, head to the clubhouse for food and beverages.

Day 9 - Sunningdale Old Course

The highlight of the trip, Sunningdale's Old Course is renowned as one of the best inland. courses in the British Isles known for its classic appeal and stunning scenery. It was the pioneering masterpiece on the Surrey/Berkshire sand-belt, which has since become a hub for top-tier golf courses. The Old course at Sunningdale Golf Club frequently ranks in the top 30 courses around the world and ranked 2nd in the top 100 courses in England for 2025. The exquisite scenery of the course is surrounded by tall pines, birches, and oaks, providing a peaceful yet challenging environment for golfers. Once you finish your round, head to the clubhouse and take a moment to reflect on your breathtaking round of golf and soak up the atmosphere of one of England's most prestigious golf clubs.

Day 10 - Walton Heath Golf Club Old Course

As you reach the last round of golf for your vacation, there are few better inland courses than the Old Course at Walton Heath, which you will get to experience today. The Old Course at Walton Heath has been a mainstay in the World's Top 100 rankings since they were first published in 1938. This championship course is a par 72 that stretches to 7,406 yards. The initial six holes are particularly demanding, presenting one of the toughest starts you will encounter on any course. After tackling Walton Heath's famous heather-lined fairways, continue the experience inside its traditional clubhouse, where you can settle in for lunch or a drink and take a moment to think about the beautiful inland and links courses you have experienced on your vacation.

Day 11 - Departure

With your time south of London coming to an end, enjoy one last breakfast at the hotel The Luxury Golf Package company will send a driver to pick you up and embark on your short journey to the Airport. On your travels home we hope you take unforgettable memories of the outstanding inland and links courses that you have played, and we hope these memories stay with you for the rest of your life.