Marine Troon is a golfer’s paradise. The plethora of world class links, the magic of the Ayrshire coast paired with the beauty of the hotel itself makes for one seriously memorable golf trip.

If you’ve ever been fortunate enough to play the Old Course at St. Andrews then one of your most memorable tee shots will have most likely been on the famous 17th hole, which forces golfers to play worryingly close to the hotel itself.

Running adjacent to the 18th hole of the Old Course, this iconic building offers golfers with an array of luxurious, Highland-inspired rooms that are filled with character and charm.

With views of the nearby harbour and beach, this six bedroom holiday home is the perfect way for a large group of friends and family to explore Elie and the surrounding area.

The rooms, restaurants and bars all pay homage to the hotel's 125-year history and in doing so, celebrate its original splendour. Guests can enjoy views of the Mourne Mountains, with the Irish Sea just a well struck 7-iron away.

Tucked between the dunes of Ballybunion Golf Club itself and just a few minutes from the Atlantic Ocean, Teach de Broc offers guests the chance to stay in a truly spectacular part of County Kerry.

If you’ve ever driven between Saunton and Croyde in North Devon then you’ll probably be familiar with a stretch of road that winds its way around the edge of the Atlantic. The Chalet is one of a few properties perched atop this headland.

Whilst luxury and hospitality is the name of the game at here, as you walk around the resort and its grounds there is an undeniable sense of fun and a playful character everywhere you go.

The Hebridean island of Islay has long since captured the hearts of those who have been fortunate enough to visit. Whether you’re visiting for the wildlife, whisky or links, there’s really only one place we’d recommend hunkering down.

The Vincent Hotel in Southport is an ideal spot for golfers looking to explore Liverpool without staying in the hustle and bustle. To top things off, guests are just a few minutes away from both Royal Birkdale and Hillside.

As you’d expect from one of Europe’s leading five-star resorts, the rooms, suites and cottages on offer are refined and luxurious spaces, but they’re also interesting spaces; filled with curated furnishings, art and antiques.

This fabulous resort is not just for golfers. Turnberry boasts a whole series of outdoor pursuits from shooting, fishing, horse riding and exploring the breathtaking Ayrshire coast.