We do not offer every course in England. We offer the best. Our portfolio is deliberately limited to those clubs, hotels and transport partners who meet the exacting standards of the international golf travel trade.
Many ground handlers boast about the size of their portfolio. We take the opposite view. Our network of approximately 20 elite golf clubs, 8 luxury hotels and a small number of trusted transport partners is not a limitation — it is a guarantee.
Every supplier in our portfolio has been personally vetted. We know their facilities, their standards, their people. We know which clubs are best suited to which types of group, which hotels understand the specific needs of international golfers, and which transport partners deliver the seamless, professional service that high-net-worth clients expect.
When you book through GTL, you are not rolling the dice on an unknown supplier. You are accessing a network that we have spent years building, testing and refining.
The Surrey Sandbelt is England's answer to Augusta National's Georgia Pines — a belt of sandy, free-draining heathland stretching from Wentworth in the north to Hindhead in the south, producing course after course of exceptional quality. The terrain is characterised by heather, Scots pine, silver birch and gorse, and the sandy soil produces the firm, fast conditions that make heathland golf so distinctive and so addictive.
Surrey
Heathland
Designed by H.S. Colt, 1912
Carved through the wooded hills above Weybridge, St George’s Hill is a course of great beauty and strategic intelligence. The undulating terrain and mature pines create a distinctive atmosphere.
Surrey
Heathland
Old Course: Willie Park Jr, 1900 · New Course: H.S. Colt, 1923
Two of the finest heathland courses in the world on a single property. The Old Course is a pilgrimage for any serious golfer; the New is arguably even better. Sunningdale is the jewel of the Surrey Sandbelt and a centrepiece of any premium England itinerary.
Surrey
Heathland
Designed by Harry Colt, 1924
A beautifully maintained heathland course offering spectacular views across the Surrey countryside. Known for its exceptional Colt bunkering and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it a favourite among visiting groups.
Surrey
Heathland
Designed by J.F. Abercromby, 1912
One of the most distinctive courses in the South East, set on dramatic, undulating terrain. Its unique character and strategic demands make it a compelling addition to any serious heathland itinerary.
Surrey
Heathland
Designed by Herbert Fowler, 1904
Set on the open Surrey Hills, Walton Heath is one of England’s most celebrated heathland courses. The Old Course has hosted the Ryder Cup and multiple European Open championships. Its exposed, windswept character gives it a links-like quality unique among inland courses.
Surrey
Parkland
West Course: Harry Colt, 1926
Home of the BMW PGA Championship and one of the most recognisable names in world golf. The West Course combines the prestige of a European Tour venue with the beauty of the Surrey countryside.
Surrey
Heathland
Designed by Herbert Fowler, 1910
One of the most welcoming clubs in the region for visiting international groups, West Surrey combines genuine heathland character with exceptional hospitality. A superb choice for groups seeking a less formal but equally high-quality heathland experience.
Surrey
Heathland
Designed by John Abercromby, 1908
A hidden gem of the Surrey heathland, Worplesdon offers a beautifully maintained course through heather, pine and silver birch. Its relative exclusivity makes it a prized addition to any premium itinerary, offering a more intimate experience than the region’s more famous names.
The Berkshire heathland extends the Surrey Sandbelt westward, offering courses of equal quality in a slightly more open, rolling landscape. The proximity to Windsor — with its castle, Great Park and long royal associations — adds a cultural dimension that resonates strongly with American visitors.
Berkshire
Heathland
Designed by H.S. Colt, 1902
A beautifully maintained heathland course adjacent to Sunningdale’s famous Old and New courses. An ideal addition to a multi-day Sunningdale programme, offering a distinct and equally rewarding experience on the same magnificent terrain.
Berkshire
Heathland
Designed by H.S. Colt, 1909
Widely regarded as Colt’s masterpiece and one of the finest inland courses in the world. Swinley Forest is famously private and notoriously difficult to access — which is precisely why GTL’s relationships matter. A round here is the most coveted tee time in the region.
Berkshire
Heathland
Red & Blue Courses: Herbert Fowler, 1928
Two outstanding heathland courses of near-equal quality, set in 400 acres of Crown Estate woodland. The Berkshire is one of England’s most exclusive private clubs, and a round here — on either course — is a genuine privilege. Its combination of beauty, challenge and tradition is unmatched in the region.
Sussex
Heathland
Designed by Guy Campbell & C.K. Hutchison, 1930
A classic heathland course set against the backdrop of the South Downs. Renowned for its natural beauty and strategic design, it offers a tranquil and highly rewarding golfing experience.
An hour from the Surrey Sandbelt, the Kent coast delivers a completely different and equally compelling experience. These are links courses of the highest order — windswept, demanding, historically significant, and utterly unlike anything available in the United States. For American golfers, a round on the Kent links is often the defining memory of an England trip.
Kent
Links
Founded 1888 · Championship Links
A superb championship links course set on the Romney Marsh. Less famous than its neighbours but highly regarded by knowledgeable golfers for its firm, fast fairways and true links character.
Kent
Links
Founded 1906 · 27 holes of championship links
Adjacent to Royal St George’s, Prince’s offers 27 holes of outstanding links golf in a more accessible, welcoming environment. An ideal companion to a Royal St George’s round, and one of the most visitor-friendly clubs on the Kent coast. Excellent for larger groups.
Kent
Links
Founded 1892 · Open Championship host
One of England’s most historic links courses, Royal Cinque Ports sits on the shingle shore at Deal. A former Open Championship venue with a raw, elemental character that makes it one of the most authentic links experiences in England. Exceptional for groups seeking something beyond the obvious.
Kent
Links
Founded 1887 · Multiple Open Championship host
Host of The Open Championship on fifteen occasions, Royal St George’s is one of the great links courses in the world. Its vast dunes, blind shots and unpredictable winds create a test of golf that is simultaneously infuriating and magnificent. For American golfers, this is bucket-list territory.
Our hotel portfolio is as carefully curated as our golf clubs. We work exclusively with properties that understand the specific needs of international golf groups — early breakfasts, secure club storage, flexible dining, and the kind of service that makes a trip memorable for all the right reasons.
Englefield Green, Surrey — 5 mins from Windsor Castle
The flagship property in our portfolio. A magnificent Victorian manor house transformed into a world-class luxury hotel, with a spa, multiple dining options and impeccable service. Ideally positioned for both the Surrey Sandbelt and Berkshire heathland courses, and within easy reach of Windsor for non-golfer experiences.
Ascot, Berkshire — adjacent to Sunningdale & The Berkshire
A classic Victorian country house hotel in the heart of Ascot, perfectly positioned for the Berkshire and Surrey heathland courses. The Berystede has a long history of welcoming golf groups and understands the operational requirements of international visitors with exceptional warmth and efficiency.
Egham, Surrey — Thames riverside, 10 mins from Wentworth
A beautifully situated riverside hotel with a contemporary feel and excellent facilities. The Runnymede’s location on the Thames — adjacent to the historic Runnymede meadows where Magna Carta was signed — adds a cultural dimension that American guests find particularly compelling.
Seamless, professional transport is the invisible thread that holds a great golf itinerary together. Our transport partners are selected for their reliability, the quality of their vehicles, and — crucially — their experience with golf groups. Drivers who know the clubs, know the routes and know how to handle golf bags without being asked.
For groups of 10 or more, our favoured coach partners provide executive-specification vehicles with leather seating, climate control, Wi-Fi and ample luggage space. Drivers are experienced in golf logistics and familiar with every club in our portfolio.
For smaller groups of 6–12, our executive minibus partners offer a more intimate, flexible solution. Ideal for groups that prefer a less formal atmosphere, or for itineraries that require more spontaneous routing between clubs and hotels.
For VIP arrivals, individual transfers and airport meet-and-greet services, our private car partners provide chauffeur-driven luxury vehicles. The first impression of England begins at the arrivals gate — we ensure it is a memorable one.
Every itinerary we build starts with a conversation. Tell us about your clients, your dates and your vision — and we will put together a programme that exceeds their expectations.
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