Visiting the 3 best golf courses in France

When I came up with a plan to organize a golf trip that included the 3 best golf courses in France (Les Bordes, Morfontaine and Fontainebleau) and 4 other great courses around Paris, the first thing I had to worry about was access. Both number 1 and 2 in France are very exclusive and hard to get access to. The other clubs are mostly member clubs and accessible during the week for a reasonable green fee.

A golfers journey through the Welsh Borderland (Part 1)

6 Dutch golf courses with 1000+ reviews

Which Dutch courses are reviewed the most on Leadingcourses.com? And how often? And what rating do those courses get? We asked ourselves and went looking for the answer. The results are surprising to say the least!

Marvellous Marbella Golf Courses

The south of Spain has always been a popular golf destination. Andalusia boasts over a hundred golf courses and Marbella is one of the region's hotspots. Time to take a closer look at 16 of the best clubs where you can book your tee time online. For this list we choose to focus on the courses where you can book your tee time directly online on Leadingcourses.com. In this time and age most golfers like the convenience of arranging their trip from behind their computer or mobile device. Nobody wants to call a foreign phone number or wait for an email reply. So here is our top-16 of golf courses in Marbella, that have online availability. This list was updated on March 20th, 2020. Keep in mind that green fee prices might change over time.

In Barcelona golf is never far away

Barcelona has firmly established itself as an internationally renowned tourist destination thanks to the quality of its infrastructures and the excellent experiences it offers visitors in terms of culture, gastronomy, wine tourism, shopping or sports. And now it is also an unbeatable destination for playing golf.

In the Footsteps of Darwin – A Golf Tour to Norfolk

It is early May on an English spring morning and a howling wind is blowing hard off the North Sea, beneath a slate grey sky. We - four golfing travellers - are following in the footsteps of the great golf writer, Bernard Darwin, along the Norfolk coast, and the weather for golf is far from promising. It is also bitingly cold.