GOLF DESTINATION
Golf Destinations
Golf travel guides, expertly crafted, for inspiration and enjoyment.
United Kingdom
Explore a coastal trail of little known links courses dotted between medieval English castles…
The Renaissance Club (TRC), one of the world’s most exclusive golf clubs, is offering non-members a chance to experience this Scottish super-club, for one-time only.
United States of America
Fall in New England is a beautiful time to visit the U.S.A for golf. Our guide to touring the best golf courses in Massachusetts, from Boston to Cape Cod
Kiawah Island, South Carolina, is a beacon of excellence when it comes to balancing environmental stewardship, conservation and sustainability with a world-class golf resort experience.
The small barrier island, located…
EUROPE
More than 30-developments now span the Algarve’s five regions from “Sotaventa”, the eastern tip, to “Costa Vicentina”, Europe’s most westerly extreme.
This celebrated Mallorcan layout boasts the ‘Green Monster,’ one of the longest golf holes in Europe. Read our review…
ASIA + THE MIDDLE EAST
The world famous Abu Dhabi Golf Club has launched night golf enabling visitors to play under the stars.
Golf under the floodlights at the world famous Abu Dhabi Golf Club
The home…
Yas Links, The Middle East’s only links golf course, has been ranked in the top 25 golf courses in the world by influential American magazine, Golf Digest.
A panel of golf…
REST OF THE WORLD
According to the latest Golf Digest ratings, The Dunes is the 14th best course in Australia and the third best public course in the country. The ruggedly beautiful course is…
Tony Jacklin’s design firm has signed a deal to masterplan 27 holes at Argan Golf Resort in Marrakech, Morocco.
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EDITOR
Matthew Moore
Global Golfer Magazine is written by Matthew Moore, a British golf journalist and member of the IGTWA (International Golf Travel Writer’s Association). He is a lover of golf history & world class golf courses and an avid collector of golf course guidebooks and yardage charts.
