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Berths and Birdies: Three Sleeper-Train Golf Breaks from London

Berths and Birdies: Three Sleeper-Train Golf Breaks from London

Britain’s overnight trains offer a civilised route to links golf without a car or a dawn drive. From the Caledonian Sleeper to the Night Riviera, here are three workable itineraries for 2026 — with luggage advice, indicative fares and tee-time logistics.

No Departure Lounge Required: Six Ferry-Led Golf Breaks for 2026

No Departure Lounge Required: Six Ferry-Led Golf Breaks for 2026

For golfers who would rather avoid airport queues, excess-bag charges and the general indignity of the early-morning departure, the ferry remains an underrated route to a proper overseas break. These six car-and-ferry trips for 2026 combine accessible crossings with courses worth the drive.

Adare and the Purist's Dilemma: A Ryder Cup Stage in Ireland's Parkland

Adare and the Purist's Dilemma: A Ryder Cup Stage in Ireland's Parkland

Adare Manor will host the 2027 Ryder Cup, taking the contest to a parkland estate in County Limerick rather than one of Ireland's celebrated links. The choice raises familiar questions about tradition and modern resort golf, and gives UK fans a very different kind of Irish golf trip to plan.

Canary Comfort: Four Golf Resorts for a Short Winter Flight from Britain

Canary Comfort: Four Golf Resorts for a Short Winter Flight from Britain

A short flight, reliable winter sun and a respectable round of golf are still possible within a UK break. We review four Canary Islands resorts for course quality, green fees, direct flights, accommodation and non-golf attractions, with verdicts for couples, groups and serious players.