Destination Management for Golf Travel in London and South East England 

GTL provides complete destination management services for golf travel in the South East of England, managing every detail from initial planning through to on-the-ground delivery. The service is delivered with clarity, care and deep local knowledge, experience and expertise.

Our services include:

• Tee-time sourcing and course access, including private member and championship courses across Surrey, Berkshire, Kent, Sussex and Hampshire.
• Bespoke Golf Itineraries
• Accommodation Contracting
• Ground Transport and Logistics
• On-The-Ground Hosting and Support
• Expert Local Guides
• Non-Golfer Partner Experiences
• Iconic Events and Experiences

London and the South East of England offer an unrivalled concentration of historic golf clubs, world-class golf courses and refined accommodation and hospitality, all within easy reach of central London and international airports.

WHY WORK WITH GOLF TOURS LONDON?

• Focused Regional Expertise
• Established Club Relationships
• Trade-Led Approach
• In-Country Reassurance
• High-Touch Delivery
• Single Point of Contact

One experienced team managing all elements of the programme.

Surrey is the spiritual heart of English heathland golf, shaped largely by early-20th-century architects who defined the classic inland style.

Courses such as Sunningdale, Walton Heath, St George’s Hill, Hankley Common, Woking, Worplesdon and The Addington exemplify strategic design, firm turf and understated elegance. Influences from Herbert Fowler, J.F. Abercromby and Harry Colt remain central to the region’s appeal..

Berkshire offers some of the most refined examples of classic inland golf, much of it shaped by strategic philosophy and sensitive use of natural landforms.

Courses such as The Berkshire Golf Club and Swinley Forest Golf Club are admired for their balance of challenge and playability, set within peaceful landscapes well suited to both golf-focused and relaxed itineraries.

Kent introduces true links golf to the South East, providing a natural contrast to inland heathland courses.

Royal St George’s, Royal Cinque Ports and Prince’s Golf Club offer classic seaside golf influenced by early designers such as Laidlaw Purves, with later refinements that preserve traditional character. Kent is often incorporated into London-led itineraries to add variety and architectural contrast.

Sussex delivers a varied and relaxed golfing landscape combining downland, parkland and estate golf.

Courses such as West Sussex and Royal Ashdown Forest (Harry Colt), alongside Goodwood Golf Club, originally designed by James Braid, offer distinctive settings and a more unhurried rhythm.

Hampshire offers classic English golf in a refined rural setting, appealing to golfers who value heritage, walkability and thoughtful design.

Courses such as Liphook (redesigned by Tom Simpson), Blackmoor and North Hants combine traditional layouts with strong natural features. Hampshire works naturally as part of a wider southern or London-based itinerary.