Winter Sun Golf Holidays
If you are looking to escape the cold and wet British weather between November and March then we have lots of deals to head to sunnier climates such as Belek in Turkey, mainland Spain, Gran Canaria, Portugal Morocco, Tenerife and even longer haul destinations such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi!Winter Sun Golf Holidays
Many UK and Irish golfers put their clubs away in October and don’t start playing again till March or April. It’s understandable that they do as the prospect of playing through the UK’s two coldest months, January and February, ploughing through muddy fairways onto rough temporary greens is not very appealing.
Add in the fact that we are often wearing so many clothes that its hard to make a proper swing then the prospect of sitting by a warm fire with a warm drink looks like a better idea than playing on a Saturday afternoon!
However, there is an alternative that will enable you to play golf in much better conditions and grab some sunshine at the same time….
Although the worlds climates and weather patterns seem to be changing, it’s far more likely that you will find sunshine and drier conditions over in the Mediterranean and its practically guaranteed if you fly further afield to destinations in the Middle East such as Dubai or Abu Dhabi. You can even go to the Far East with Thailand being a popular destination for a winter golf break.
The closest destinations to the UK where you would need to be applying the sun cream in the Winter months are Gran Canaria and Tenerife. Or slightly further afield and more exotic Turkey and Morocco are attracting vast numbers of UK golfers looking for the chance to make golf an all-year-round sport.
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FAQs About Winter Sun Golf Holidays
When is considered a good time for a winter golf holiday?
Golfers generally travel between November and March for a winter golf holiday and head to a destination with a higher average temperature so they can maximise their time on the fairways.
What are considered popular destination?
The Canary Islands – in particular Tenerife and Gran Canaria – are the most popular destinations due to their consistent temperature and the number of flights for a large number of UK and Irish airports. Winter is considered high season for golf in these regions.
Can I get winter sun on a budget?
Absolutely not. Winter sun can still be found in mainland Spain such as the Costa Del Sol, or the Algarve in Portugal where there are plenty of flights and cheaper green fees and accommodation however the likelihood is the temperature may not be as high as more typical winter destinations such as the Canaries, Morocco, Turkey or Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Where can I find 5* luxury?
Abu Dhabi and Dubai offer an exceptional experience – everything from the accommodation to the golf courses are pristine and provide an unforgettable experience. Other alternative options include Morocco and Turkey which have a number of five star resorts with golf on-site including all inclusive options.
When is considered a good time for a winter golf holiday?
Golfers generally travel between November and March for a winter golf holiday and head to a destination with a higher average temperature so they can maximise their time on the fairways.
What are considered popular destination?
The Canary Islands – in particular Tenerife and Gran Canaria – are the most popular destinations due to their consistent temperature and the number of flights for a large number of UK and Irish airports. Winter is considered high season for golf in these regions.
Can I get winter sun on a budget?
Absolutely not. Winter sun can still be found in mainland Spain such as the Costa Del Sol, or the Algarve in Portugal where there are plenty of flights and cheaper green fees and accommodation however the likelihood is the temperature may not be as high as more typical winter destinations such as the Canaries, Morocco, Turkey or Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Where can I find 5* luxury?
Abu Dhabi and Dubai offer an exceptional experience – everything from the accommodation to the golf courses are pristine and provide an unforgettable experience. Other alternative options include Morocco and Turkey which have a number of five star resorts with golf on-site including all inclusive options.