Matthew Moore 
Nowhere in golf stirs the imagination quite like St Andrews – the ‘Home of Golf’ and The Old Course – God’s original layout in Scotland’s eastern Kingdom of Fife. How to get a tee-time at golf’s most famous links Putts of over 100-yards and the approach to the Road Hole New courses – more choice …
The luxury golf villas at The Renaissance Club are some of the most luxurious and desirable places to stay on a golf holiday to Scotland and East Lothian
Lumine Golf Club, Spain, is to stay on as the host venue of European Tour Qualifying School Final Stage – the toughest test in golf – until 2022.
A new links golf tour has been launched on the West Coast of Ireland for golfers staying at the PGA National Ireland Slieve Russell resort.
Motocaddy has released five new bags for 2020 based on feedback from everyday golfers
Italians are known for their impeccable style and dress sense. With food, fashion and Ferrari making up three parts of Italy’s national DNA, it’s no surprise to us that an Italian clothing brand is starting to make some super-cool golf clothes. Colmar may be best known for mountain wear and ski gear but since 2010 …
A coastal trail of little known links golf courses dotted between medieval English castles Ruddy sand beaches, Atlantic grey seals and world famous fish smokeries A treasure trove pub with its own microbrewery in an idyllic bay setting Cheap green fees and easy to organise Northumberland golf packages It’s often been written that there is …
Sadly, free carriage for your golf clubs when flying abroad is a thing of the past – a forgotten luxury. The major airlines have, one by one, had to scrap free carriage for golf clubs and charge golfers – adding even more to the cost of your golf holiday. When TAP, Portugal’s national airline, announced …
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Welcome to our links golf tips special – a how-to-guide to help you enjoy playing the purest form of the game. The world’s first golf course, The Old Course at St Andrews, sits on a flat swathe of the North East coast of Scotland and was shaped by Mother Nature not mankind or machinery. Sheep …