Where to play in Europe
Curated golf destinations, each with its own character, climate, and reasons to visit.
Algarve
Portugal's southern coast, one of Europe's most established golf destinations.
Costa del Sol
Southern Spain's golf coast, anchored by Sotogrande and the Málaga coastline.
Scotland
The home of golf, and still its most complete links destination.
Ireland
Dramatic Atlantic links across the island of Ireland, from Kerry to the Causeway Coast.
Belek
Turkey's pine-forested resort golf hub on the Turkish Riviera.
Bulgarian Black Sea Coast
An emerging, value-oriented golf coast around Kavarna and Balchik.
England's Open Championship Coast
The stretch of English coastline that hosts The Open Championship, anchored by Royal St George's in Kent.
Silver Coast
Portugal's Atlantic coast north of Lisbon, home to Praia D'el Rey's dune-and-pine links.
Paris & Île-de-France
The Paris region's championship golf, led by Le Golf National, host of the 2018 Ryder Cup and 2024 Olympic golf.
Rome
Golf in the Italian capital's countryside, headlined by Marco Simone, host of the 2023 Ryder Cup.
Lofoten
The Arctic Lofoten archipelago, home to Lofoten Links — golf under the midnight sun at roughly 68° North.