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Package Ideas - South East & London

Day 1 - Arrival and travel to South East England

Your trip begins as you arrive at one of London's three major airports — Gatwick, Heathrow or Stansted — where one of our drivers will be waiting to welcome you. From there, you'll be transferred directly to your hotel, giving you a relaxed and hassle-free start to your golf break. Once you've checked in, the rest of the day is yours to settle in and explore.

Day 2 - Princes Golf Club

Princess Golf Club beautifully blends modern style with historic character, featuring 27 holes of top-notch championship links golf. Consistently ranked among the Top 100 in Great Britain, the course now has 3 distinct nines, all of which start and end at the clubhouse, offering a mix of classic and modern links golf challenges. Princess Golf Club is renowned not only for its stunning golf but also for its breathtaking views of Sandwich Bay and Royal St. George's, while also offering fine dining at the highly regarded 1932 Grill.

Day 3 - Royal Cinque Ports

On day 3, you will travel to Deal, where the famous Deal Castle was constructed by order of Henry VIII in 1539. Royal Cinque Ports is an exceptionally tough links course, particularly the back nine, where the final seven holes heavily punish inaccurate shots. Often played directly into the strong coastal wind, the course has a classic out-and-back routing, very similar to the old course at St Andrews, but much narrower and more punishing. Following an exceptional round of golf, the inviting clubhouse provides a perfect setting to relax and unwind, complete with two fully stocked bars, two lounges, and a sophisticated dining area.

Day 4 - Royal St Georges

Today you get the opportunity to experience the number one ranked course in England, the world-famous Royal St Georges. The first English course to host the Open Championship is known for its unique, circular layout and natural beauty. Overlooking Pegwell Bay, the course has memorable features like thatched shelters, flags bearing St George's cross, and the UK's tallest bunker on the 4th hole. Royal St George's has hosted The Open on 15 occasions, most recently in 2021. After an unforgettable round on one of golf's most iconic links, relax in the clubhouse and enjoy a well-earned meal while reflecting on a truly special day of golf.

Day 5 - Travel to London

Today the second part of your golfing journey begins as you drive to your next accommodation which will be close to the stunning Inland surrey/berkshire courses that you will get to experience. Once you've checked in and settled into your room, the rest of the day is yours to unwind and explore the local area. Think back to the stunning coastal courses you have just played and look ahead to the exciting rounds of golf still to come.

Day 6 - Free day to explore London and Surrey

After several memorable days of championship links golf, you have earned a break from the course. Today you will relax and enjoy a well earned break from the course. You have the opportunity to spend the day exploring the world famous sights of London or indulge in the Capitals shops and exceptional restaurants. Alternatively, you may remain closer to the accommodation and explore the breathtaking towns and Countryside of Surrey. However you chose the day make sure to recharge as you have thrilling rounds of heathland golf ahead of you.

Day 7 - Sunningdale New Course

Your first round 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 courses you have experienced throughout the week.

Day 11 - Departure

With your time south of London coming to an end, enjoy one last breakfast at the accommodation The Luxury Golf Package company will send a driver to pick you up and embark on your short journey to the Airport. As you say farewell to the capital of England, think back and reconcile on some of the best coastal and inland courses that you had the opportunity to play. Hopefully these memories drive you to return and we can plan another journey to the stunning courses that Great Britain has to offer.