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Golf breaks in the Midlands offer some of the best links courses in England. Often hailed as some of the best places to play golf in the country, golfers can enjoy some truly unique and beautiful course layouts. Explore the best golf breaks the Midlands has to offer at Golf Travel Centre. There are many top-class golf courses in the Midlands. Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel, Golf & Country Club is recognised as one of the premier golf destinations in the UK while De Vere Staverton Park boasts a PGA European-tour standard 18-hole course. Their central location and affordable prices make courses in the Midlands an excellent destination for a day’s golf or a longer break. With many excellent resorts to consider as well as superb transport links, it is More
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The Midlands is undeniably gorgeous, presenting postcard ready valleys, villages and views. This is truly the heart of England, and Golf Travel Centre has down it’s best to curate the best golf and spa breaks the midlands has to offer. The air is clear, the land is pristine, and the golf is the best in England.
Our Pick
The best known and the best, the Belfry is our pick for the best golf resort in the midlands. Located just outside of Birmingham, the championship course at the Belfry is a unique challenge of fairways, greens and cavernous bunkers. Having hosted two European Tour events, the Belfry golf is some of the best golf around.
Off the Course
Choosing between so many gorgeous places was difficult, but we have selected Lincoln for those of you who was a glimpse of a cobbled medieval streets, an 11th century castle, and a 12th century cathedral all in one small city. The houses are tudor, the pubs are ancient and the people are friendly. Add a visit to Lincoln into your itinerary for your golf break to the Midlands, and you will not be disappointed.
Just barely 300 miles from the northernmost tip of the United Kingdom, the Midlands are warmer, but not the warmest. Keep your trips to the summer and spring, and cross your fingers for a blue sky. For us, the best time to golf in the Midlands has to be spring, for a less crowded course.
