Unlimited Rounds Golf Holidays

It means you can play as many rounds as you like during your stay at no extra cost beyond your package price. The exact details vary by resort. Some offer unlimited play on all on-site courses, while others include one course with supplements for additional layouts. It’s also worth knowing that unlimited rounds doesn’t always extend to practice facilities, so range balls and short game areas may carry a separate charge at some resorts. We’ll always confirm exactly what’s covered before you book so there are no surprises when you arrive.

It depends on how much you plan to play. For a five or seven night stay where you’re playing daily, the value is excellent and you’ll almost certainly pay less per round than you would booking individually. For a two or three night break, you may not get enough rounds in to justify the unlimited premium over a standard package with a set number of rounds included. As a rough guide, if you’re likely to play four or more rounds during your trip, unlimited usually works out cheaper. Anything less than that and a standard package with named rounds might be the smarter option. We’ll always be upfront about which route makes more sense for your trip.

Not necessarily. Unlimited rounds refers specifically to your golf access, meaning you can play as often as you like without paying extra green fees. An all inclusive package typically covers meals, drinks and accommodation on top of that. Some resorts combine both, offering all inclusive board with unlimited golf included, but they’re two separate things and you can book one without the other. If you want the full package with food, drinks and unlimited golf all wrapped in, we can find resorts that offer that. Equally, if you just want unlimited golf with a bed and breakfast board, that’s easy to arrange too.

Usually, yes. Unlimited access means you don’t pay extra per round, but you’ll still need to reserve tee times at most resorts to guarantee your slot. Peak morning times can be busy, particularly during high season, so it’s worth booking your preferred times as early as possible. Some resorts let you reserve tee times in advance through the hotel or our team before you travel, which is always worth doing if you have a specific schedule in mind. Others operate more of a first come, first served system on arrival. We can advise on how each resort handles it so you’re not left scrambling for a slot.