• 6 rounds of golf,
• 7 nights accommodation including breakfast, sharing a twin room
• Self-drive auto including insurance for the period
• Information pack
• Support from the UK office.
  
  Prices on request for single supplement, car with driver, room upgrades etc.
  
  Details of Golf Courses and Hotels are given below.

Hotels

The 4* Vincent Hotel is a unique lifestyle hotel for the North West of England. Situated on Lord Street, Southport's Parisian Boulevard, the Vincent takes comfort and personal service to new heights - all within a fresh, stylish and contemporary interior. The guestrooms at the Vincent are cool and stylish from the V-Residence, a comfortable and contemporary room all the way through to our V-Penthouse. Sink into the ultra-comfortable King-size or Twin beds, and surround yourself with specially selected Frette cotton sheets. State-of-the-art technology is everywhere free high speed internet access, Wall mounted HD - LCD TV's, workstations, the latest Pay-per View Blockbuster movies and two direct dial telephone points. You even have the ability to interconnect selected rooms to create more living space. The V Cafe is not your typical hotel restaurant - this one really is different- open throughout the day from 7am till late - all day and every day. We are pleased to announce that the V-Cafe has just been awarded its second AA Rosette Award. Enjoying a hard earned and worthy great reputation for its quality of food and service you can enjoy everything from your morning coffee to fantastic homemade soups, great steaks and grills and tasty pasta dishes, not to mention the full range of sushi. And McGee's is something else - great cocktails, cool ambience, contemporary and stylish - the place to be seen.

Hotel Facilities include: Restaurant, Bar, 24-Hour Front Desk, Newspapers, Terrace, Express Check-In/Check-Out, Safety Deposit Box, Luggage Storage, Allergy-Free Room Available, Dry Cleaning, All Public and Private spaces non-smoking, Air Conditioning, Fitness Room, Gym, Massage, Beauty Centre, Sauna, Spa bath, Jacuzzi, Steam Room, Body Treatments, Facial Treatments, Airport Shuttle, Valet Parking, Private parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs GBP 15 per day.

Room Facilities include: Room Service, Breakfast in the Room, Air Conditioning, Mini Bar, Cable / Satellite TV, In Room Movies, Laptop-compatible safes, Connecting Rooms, Coffee / Tea Maker, Hair Dryer, TV, Private Bathroom, Bathtub/Shower Combination, Bedding/Pillow Choices, Free Wi-fi is available in the hotel rooms.

4* Abode Hotel Canterbury is a stylish boutique hotel that has been beautifully designed and refurbished, maintaining the old wooden beams and traditional fabric of an ancient and historic building while adding contemporary design features and modern comforts. With its central location, within the ancient city walls and only minutes away from Canterbury Cathedral (a World Heritage Site), it is the perfect place to visit the city and enjoy the shops, historic sites and traditional architecture. There are 72 bedrooms designed with a sense of luxury and relaxation so the guest can enjoy an ideal night's sleep, and wake up refreshed and rejuvenated. Bedrooms at all levels are well-equipped: trademark ABode features include Vi-Spring beds; luxury toiletries; personal DVD players and state-of-the-art LCD televisions. Some rooms have imaginative wet rooms and baths integrated into living areas. Michael Caines and his talented team of chefs offer an incredible range of dining and drinking experiences, from superior room service or a drink in the stylish Champagne Bar to a pint and a pie or char-grilled fish or steak in the traditional Old Brewery Tavern. The Michael Caines Restaurant offers the ultimate dining experience, with delicious modern European cuisine accompanied by an exceptional wine list, served with professional yet not too formal style.

Golf courses

Royal St Georges G.C. In 1894 the club hosted the first Open Championship to be played outside of Scotland. Royal patronage was granted in 1902 when the Prince of Wales became club captain. It is the truest link you will find in all England, close to the ocean, overlooking a bay, any kind of wind can make this man-size test even tougher. There is sweeping rough, daunting bunkers and huge sand hills. It is not a traditional out and back links but is broadly circular in a loose figure of eight. All of the holes are different and memorable. On the 4th a bunker is cut into a huge sand dune, this is the tallest and deepest bunker in the U.K. In 2011 Darren Clarke won the 14th Open to be played here. (7204 yards, par 70)
Prince's Golf Club is a classic, championship course, which shares the same range of dunes as Royal St George's and has a great pedigree. It has held an Open in 1932, when Gene Sarazen led from start to finish. The course was a battle-training ground during the Second World War. However a new 27-hole layout was built in 1950, retaining many of the original greens, and the course has retained its reputation as a stiff test, the Amateur Championship was held here in 2006. The Dunes and the Shores nines are the Championship course and there is lots of variety. The odd 2nd involves a huge dog-leg around some woodland to an awkward platform green, while the 4th and the 8th share an enormous double green. (7228 yards, Par 72).

Royal Cinque Ports lies behind the beach at Deal amongst formidable sand dunes. It is a former Open links, venue for the Championship in 1909 and again in 1920, when a stiff sea breeze, destroyed a 13 shot halfway lead for Abe Mitchell over the Scot George Duncan who took the trophy with an excellent 72 in the final round. There are some awkward holes, such as the short par-four 6th, almost a 90-degree dog-leg, but it's a 260 yards carry from the tee to cut the corner. It is the best type of links with hummocks and swales following the natural swirls and eddies of the landscape. It is fun and creative as well as challenging. You have to think about each shot and work out how you are going to play it. (7006 yards, Par 72)

Royal Liverpool, known as Hoylake links can be beautiful, uplifting, awe-inspiring and, on occasion, soul-destroying. They were created to be a demanding test of golf and remain so. They lie at the very heart of the history and development of golf in Great Britain. Built in 1869, it is the oldest of all the English seaside courses with the exception of Westward Ho! in Devon. In 1871 the Club was granted its Royal designation thanks to the patronage of His Royal Highness 'The Duke of Connaught'. It is on the current rota for staging the Open Championship. This championship course offers a good mixture of par 3, 4 and 5 holes with varying degrees of menace. The fairways can be undulating, deceptively flat and sometimes narrow. The greens are of the highest quality. Undoubtedly Hoylake poses many challenges and should be especially attractive to golfers of some proficiency. (6900 yards, Par 73)

Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club was founded in 1886 and is one of the premier links courses in the world, host to ten Open Championships, two Ryder Cups and numerous other major tournaments. Bobby Jones won the first of his three Opens here and after sailing back to the USA on the Aquitania was given a ticker tape reception in New York. It is not a conventionally beautiful golf course, but it has a perfect combination of width of fairways, length of rough and pace and quality of greens. Long hitters do not have a big advantage because there are relatively few holes where you can carry the trouble. It is hard to scramble a good score, after all, there are 206 bunkers peppering the Fairways and surrounding the Greens. It may not be the longest of courses but it is one where careful thought and accurate shots are required.(7118 yards, Par 70)

The Royal Birkdale G.C. in Southport, was formed in 1889 and is ranked No.1 in England. The club has hosted nine Open Championships and the Ryder Cup twice. Famous winners include Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Johnny Miller, Tom Watson and Mark O Meara. The fairways are flat bottomed valleys between towering dunes and from the tee there is generally a clear view of the task ahead. It can be very difficult when the wind is strong and the average player can struggle from some tees to reach the fairway. On the 15th hole, a plaque commemorates Arnold Palmer's great shot in appealing weather conditions, on the way to his Open win 1961. (6817 yards, par 72)