South Central England Golf Breaks

Set within 10,000 acres of ancient woodland where deer roam free, the Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Country Club offers an unforgettable experience. Enjoy popular local attractions including Resorts World Arena, the NEC, Cadbury World, and Coventry Cathedral. Settle into intuitively designed hotel rooms with luxurious bedding, flat-screen TVs, room service, and more. Challenge yourself to a round at our golf club, which offers two courses, including the Championship Arden Course, a putting green, and a driving range. Pamper yourself with a massage at our spa or enjoy the use of the fitness centre and heated indoor pool. Experience a traditional afternoon tea or the best of British dishes at Cast Iron Bar & Grill.

 

Forest Pines Resort sits on 190 acres of Lincolnshire woodland near the M180. The 27-hole championship golf course was designed by John Morgan and we have a driving range to work on your swing. Rejuvenate in our spa featuring hot stone and aromatherapy massages, facial and body treatments, and steam facilities. Designed by professional golfer John Morgan, our 27-hole championship course is set amidst pine trees and features three loops of nine holes. We’re home to a clubhouse and facilities such as a practice area, putting green, and a driving range. Equipment and cart rentals are available from our pro shop.

 

On the edge of the Peak District, spread across 300 acres of Parkland, you will find a place where natural beauty and history have been preserved. Less than 40 minutes from Alton Towers and Chatsworth House, the club features two 18-hole golf courses, including our Championship Priory Course, a putting green, and a driving range, all situated among 300 acres of sprawling Derbyshire countryside. Among the region's top facilities, Breadsall Priory Golf Club offers the full experience, from rentals to tournament play. Set in the heart of Derbyshire and easily accessible from most points in the UK, we cater to hotel guests, residents, visitors, and golf club members.

 

Drayton Manor Hotel is set in a unique location amongst 180 acres of lakes and parkland that was once the home of Sir Robert Peel. Every bit of the luxurious Drayton Manor Hotel caters to the modern family and business travelers.

 

Belton Woods lies a few miles north of the historic market town of Grantham in southern Lincolnshire. Though barely an hour’s train ride from central London, it’s a far cry from the hustle the bustle of the city.

Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Bath from London

 

Unless you hire a car, visiting Stonehenge, Bath, and Windsor Castle in one day is next to impossible.

 

Designed specifically for travelers with limited time in London, this tour allows you to check off a range of southern England's historical attractions in just one day by eliminating the hassle of traveling between each one independently.

 

Travel by comfortable coach and witness your guide bring each UNESCO World Heritage Site to life with commentary.

 

Tower of London

 

Discover London’s castle – a secure fortress, royal palace, and infamous prison where you can explore 1000 years of history.

 

Prepare to be dazzled by the breathtaking, world-famous Crown Jewels.

 

Take a Yeoman Warder tour and hear captivating stories of pain and passion, treachery, and torture.

 

Meet the famous ravens and discover why they are known as the guardians of the Tower and marvel at the imposing White Tower, a magnificent example of Normal architecture at the heart of the Tower of London.

 

Oxford and Traditional Cotswolds Villages Small-Group Day Tour from London

 

Visit Oxford and the Cotswolds in a small group and enjoy more time to explore and see the sights that interest you most.

 

Offering a more personal experience than a larger group tour but with the convenience of prearranged travel, this day trip offers a stress-free way to discover two of England's must-see spots outside of the capital.

 

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Taxi.

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Travel time varies depending on where you're traveling from.

The weather never has extremes and is always temperate. The most attractive time scenically is the spring (late March to early June) and the fall (September to October).

 

They are usually warm and dry with blossoms in the spring and colors in the fall.

 

The peak season for golf in the South Central of England is during the Summer when the warmer weather means golfers of all abilities take to the fairways.