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Italy – Emilia RomagnaRich in culture, history and great food, the region of Emilia Romagna boasts a potent mix of everything that is at the centre of Italy’s character. It is also the focal point for the country’s golf, boasting numerous picturesque and testing layouts.
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MadeiraWith a year-round temperate climate and a pair of superb courses, Madeira offers everything you need
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TenerifeVisit the black sands and volcanic rocks of the largest Canary Island to discover an unexpected golf paradise
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Italy - Lake GardaHead to Italy for great scenery and must-play courses
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France - NormandyHistory enthusiasts and links lovers will admire everything this northern region has to offer
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Travel Check ListWith the holiday season in full swing we have some travel tips to save you time and money plus information on baggage allowances for golf clubs.
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France - BiarritzThe South-West is home to a high concentration of highly-rated golf courses
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France - BrittanyWith a rugged coastline and landscape similar to Cornwall you’ll feel at home in France’s North-West
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France - Pas de CalaisAfter a short hop across the Channel you can be on the course in less than two hours
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Sweden & DenmarkThe Oresund region, which spans Sweden and Denmark, is home to a superb mix of great value courses. Play Solheim venue Barsebäck or cross Europe’s longest bridge for a round in the shadows of Hamlet’s castle at Helsingør
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SwitzerlandPlay the highest course in Europe or enjoy a lakeside treat
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MallorcaWith the quality of the golf courses combined with the excellent infrastructure and warm welcome, this beautiful island is a wonderful golf destination.
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Spain - Costa del SolThe Costa del Sol is the most popular destination for British golfers. There are more than 40 golf courses with 10 situated in and around Marbella.
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Italy - NorthIndulge in food and golf at your pleasure - this is the land of gastro golf. Pig out on courses edged by vineyards followed by a hearty bowl of pasta in the clubhouse, washed down by a glass of chianti.
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Tunisia - Hammamet and MonastirFor winter sun Tunisia is reachable in just four hours, making it a great destination for those looking to escape damp fairways. There's all the convenience of a modern resort combined with eastern promise.
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Portugal - Algarve
The Algarve on Portugal's south coast is home to some of the most upmarket resorts in Europe and a host of spectacular pine-lined courses.
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Portugal - Estoril and SintraIf you like the Algarve you'll love Lisbon. Play championship parkland and links courses, lap up the sunshine on the beaches and visit the royal palaces.
