Your Private Advisor arranges all three, so every day is about golf rather than logistics
Luxury Golf Courses and Tours: The World's Greats, Arranged
About Luxury Golf Courses and Tours
Luxury golf courses and tours bring together three things golfers care about: tee times at the courses they have long wanted to play, places to stay that match the round, and travel that leaves energy for the game. Your Private Advisor arranges all three, so every day is about golf rather than logistics.
Where to Play: Luxury Golf Destinations
Some destinations are defined by golf, and each offers a different experience.
- Scotland: the Home of Golf, with historic links at St Andrews, Carnoustie, Royal Dornoch, and along the Ayrshire coast
- Ireland: dramatic links such as Royal County Down, Ballybunion, and Lahinch, paired with country house hotels
- The Algarve, Portugal: year-round play on coastal and parkland courses, with resorts close to the fairways
- California: Pebble Beach and the Monterey Peninsula, combined with wine country
- Dubai and the UAE: championship courses and winter sunshine from October to April
- Mauritius and South Africa: golf alongside beach resorts or safari

Luxury Golf Courses and Tee Times
The most renowned luxury golf courses manage access carefully. Some allocate a share of tee times to visitors through ballots or advance requests, while others prioritise guests of their own hotels. At St Andrews, for example, the Old Course operates a daily ballot alongside advance bookings, with details published by St Andrews Links. Your Private Advisor requests tee times on your behalf and builds the itinerary around the rounds that are confirmed.
Luxury Golf Holidays for Every Group
A golf holiday can take many forms. A group of friends may want two rounds a day and lively dinners; a couple may prefer one round a day with a spa and fine dining; a family may combine golf for some with beaches and activities for others. Itineraries can include caddies, professional coaching, club fitting, and equipment shipped ahead, so you travel light.
Planning the Season
Scotland and Ireland are at their best from May to September, with long evenings that allow late rounds. The Algarve and the Middle East suit winter golf. Major championships bring extra demand, and courses on the rota for an upcoming major may restrict visitor play in the months beforehand.
Golf Around the World’s Great Events
Some members time a golf tour around a major sporting occasion: The Open in July, the Ryder Cup, or a Grand Prix weekend combined with rounds on nearby courses. Others plan a celebration, such as a milestone birthday on a course with personal meaning. Whatever the reason, the itinerary is built around confirmed tee times first, with travel, accommodation, and dining arranged to fit. For larger groups, private dinners at the clubhouse or a chartered aircraft between destinations keep everyone together. Non-playing partners can follow their own programme and join for the evenings.

Arrange It With Perfect.Live
Your golf tour, planned from the first tee to the nineteenth hole
Where to Start
Share the courses on your list, the size of your group, and how many rounds you would like to play. For the wider journey, explore our Travel service, and for transfers between courses, our Luxury Transportation service.
How We Help
- Tee time requests at renowned courses worldwide
- Hotels and villas close to the courses, including golf resorts
- Caddies, professional coaching, and club fitting
- Private aviation, helicopter transfers, and dedicated drivers
- Equipment shipping, dining reservations, and non-golfer activities
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Visitors can request advance tee times or enter the daily ballot. Availability varies by season, and handicap requirements apply.
May to September offers the best conditions and the longest days. Shoulder months can be quieter, with more variable weather.
Yes. Itineraries can include spa days, sightseeing, dining, and activities for those who do not play.
Yes. Clubs and luggage can be shipped to your first hotel and between destinations, so you travel light.
Each trip is arranged individually around the luxury golf courses, dates, and group size you share, with tee times, stays, and travel built into one itinerary.
Your Private Advisor arranges the whole journey as one itinerary: tee times, hotels and villas, transfers, dining reservations, and equipment shipping.







