Golf

The Open moves to Royal St George’s in what promises to be a cracking five days of golf. The oldest of the four major championships, The Open is regarded as the pinnacle of the sport. The coveted Claret Jug is up for grabs again, so guests can expect to see some fiercely competitive, world class golf over the four days of sport. There is no better way to take in this fantastic sporting spectacle than with an elegant hospitality package.

Set at the beautiful Wentworth Club in Surrey, just a stones throw away from Windsor Castle, the annual PGA tournament is one of the most picturesque courses in the UK. With the leading names across the men’s game competing for what is usually the highest prize money of any event that the tour organises, visitors to this gorgeous venue can expect to see some fiercely competitive golf. There is no better way to enjoy a day at Wentworth than with an elegant hospitality package.

Following Tommy Fleetwood’s successful work as host at the fantastic Hillside Golf Club, the British Masters will return to Close House in 2020 following its previous tournament in 2017. The course is varied, and will demand intelligent, skilful and consistent golf from its competitors. As well as holding two gorgeous golf courses, Close House boasts some of the finest hospitality facilities in the UK. Making use of these facilities is the best way to enjoy what will no doubt be another fantastic edition of the British Masters.

The Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open will return to East Lothian once more when The Renaissance Club hosts Scotland’s National Open on the European Tour for the second time running from July 9-12, 2020. Founded in 2008, The Renaissance Club nestles on 300 picturesque acres along the Firth of Forth and is one of the newest additions to the world-famous stretch known as Scotland’s Golf Coast. Designed by renowned golf course architect Tom Doak, who is known for minimalist designs that incorporate the natural features of the land, the course has quickly become established as another East Lothian golfing gem.