Pirin Golf & Country Club sits just outside the ski town of Bansko, surrounded by mountains and open woodland. The headline act is the Ian Woosnam-designed Pirin Golf Course, a championship layout that winds through pine forest and gentle elevation changes rather than dramatic slopes. It’s testing without being punishing, with wide fairways in places but well-protected greens that reward good approach play.

The resort itself is purpose-built for golfers, with hotel-style accommodation alongside apartments and lodges, all within easy reach of the clubhouse. Rooms are comfortable rather than flashy, and most stays are practical and good value. The clubhouse has a relaxed bar and restaurant, while additional dining options are spread around the resort and nearby Bansko, which is known for traditional Bulgarian food and lively après-ski-style bars.

Off the course, there’s a well-equipped spa, indoor and outdoor pools, and mountain views in almost every direction. The area feels quiet and uncrowded compared to many European golf hotspots, making it ideal if you’re after space, fresh air and unhurried rounds. Bansko itself is around 15 minutes away and adds a bit of buzz if you want it, without overwhelming the golf-focused feel of the resort.