Best Golf Courses in Europe

Mara Oakes
The best golf courses in Europe let you enjoy the beautiful scenery while practicing your game. If you are planning a golfing trip, here is some inspiration.

Sotogrande Golf Club
Costa Del Sol, Spain

Sotogrande Golf Club in Costa Del Sol, Spain defines scenic golf courses. It is located next to the beach front and positioned near two rivers. The 18 holes championship course has a reputation for being one of the best and most challenging in Europe. The year-round warm climate of Spain means that this is a good option for visiting during the off-peak travel months, when the area will be less busy. Visit the Sotogrande Golf Club website for a wealth of information about fees, course conditions and schedules.

Correncon en Vercors Golf Club, France

The beautiful mountain views make this another contender among the most beautiful golf courses in Europe. Besides golfing, there are a range of activities for the whole family, including canoeing, hiking, fishing and archery. Visit the Correncon en Vercors Golf Club website to learn more. There is even a webcam to give you a sense of the course conditions.

The last three options for golf courses are in Scotland because, as the birthplace of golf, it has a wealth of scenic golf courses.

North Berwick Golf Course, Scotland

The North Berwick Golf Club is the 13th oldest in the world, established in 1832. The golf course includes many stunning views of the sea, sandy beaches, and local landmark Bass Rock. Visit the North Berwick Golf Club website for more details.

Roxburghe Golf Course, Scotland

Located in the beautiful Scottish countryside, the Roxburghe Golf Course is one of the most scenic golf courses. There is even a landing area for a helicopter so that you might take in a round of golf and be home in time for dinner. However, you need not leave (nor would you want to) as the Roxburghe Hotel offers top-flight accommodation. You can find out more on the Roxburgh Golf course website.

St. Andrews Golf Course, Scotland

One of the most famous golf course in Europe is St. Andrews Golf Course in Scotland. Besides visiting this golf course, there is the opportunity to take in the ancient city of St. Andrews, with its castle, cathedral and university, alma mater of Prince William. For more information on visiting St. Andrew's Golf Course in Scotland, visit the website.

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