Golf Hotels in Britain
Whether we go to a golf hotel to play a few rounds as a break, find that 18 holes played with customers helps build relationships, or like to take to the course as a reward after a hard day’s graft while away on business, there is something particularly enjoyable about a stay in such places. The lounges of these establishments live with the memories of birdies past, the bedrooms the comfort of the pleasantly exhausted.
Fresh air, the challenge, those rare occasions when we really connect, and the certain knowledge that one day we will hit a hole-in-one keep some of us at the game. And a stay in one of these hotels it is a great way to get together with friends: no cooking chores – golf hotel restaurants know how to cater for the sporting appetite - and no designated driver resentment either. In the hotel bar later it is remarkable too how much better some shots seem – a good single malt adds 30 yards to my drives.
And what’s good with friends is great with clients too, though if you are playing with a customer, do remember the special scoring rules: air-shot, tee-shot, iron, three in the bunker and two putts is a par four.
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England:
Sussex
Warwickshire
Scotland:
Grampian
Borders
England:
Gloucestershire
Essex
Scotland:
Perthshire
Fife
England:
Lancashire
Scotland:
Ayrshire and Arran
England:
Hampshire
Bath
Wiltshire
Offshore:
Isle of Man
England:
Worcestershire
Norfolk
Oxfordshire
Surrey
Leicestershire
London
West Midlands
Lincolnshire
County Durham
Ireland:
Dublin
England:
Suffolk
Kent
Wales:
South Wales
England:
West Yorkshire
Scotland:
Angus and Dundee
England:
Northumberland
Cambridgeshire
Cornwall
Cheshire
Northern Ireland:
County Londonderry
England:
Devon
Shropshire
Dorset
Wales:
West Wales
England:
Tyne and Wear
Bristol
Scotland:
Highlands
England:
Derbyshire
Isle of Wight
Somerset
Ireland:
Wicklow
England:
Staffordshire
Rutland
Bedfordshire
Wales:
North Wales
England:
Hertfordshire
Ireland:
Carlow
Donegal
Wexford
Meath
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