A masterclass in design, Sunningdale Old is one of the finest heathland tests in the world—flowing fairways, firm turf, and natural strategy at every turn.

Tougher and more dramatic than its older sibling, the New offers a bold layout through towering pines and rolling heather, maintaining the club’s exceptional pedigree.

Host of the 1981 Ryder Cup, this historic course is renowned for its broad fairways, gorse hazards, and wind-swept charm. A true inland links.

A scenic Colt masterpiece woven through red-brick mansions and sweeping hills. The front nine, in particular, is often cited as among the best in England.

Often ranked England’s No.1 inland course, the Hotchkin demands accuracy with its deep, revetted bunkers, fast greens, and natural heathland beauty.

Designed by Dr. Alister MacKenzie, this Yorkshire gem is strategic, elegant, and a historic milestone in inland British golf. A fitting finale before departure.

A five-star retreat in the heart of England’s golf-rich Surrey countryside, Pennyhill Park offers Michelin-star dining, an award-winning spa, and lush surroundings—perfect after a day on the links.

York’s only five-star hotel, The Grand is a landmark Edwardian railway building turned heritage retreat. Expect plush rooms, vaulted spa, and a stone’s throw from York’s ancient walls and cathedral.

Tucked into the North Yorkshire countryside, this country manor hotel near Ganton Golf Club offers classic elegance, fine dining, and serene surroundings—ideal for the northern stretch of this tour.

Start your round with a legendary English breakfast in the oak-panelled clubhouse—golf heritage at its finest.