Where to Golf Next: The Must-Visit Destinations Every Golfer Should Know.

Lofoten Links, Norway

Located on Gimsøy Island above the Arctic Circle, Lofoten Links in an 18-hole golf course that's ranked among the top international golf courses.

Reminiscent of classic Scottish links layouts, the course offers stunning coastal views of the Norwegian Sea, golden sands and magnificent mountain ranges. As Lofoten is above the Arctic circle, the sun doesn't set from mid-May to late June, offering golfers the chance to play 24 hours a day, under the midnight sun. Where else can you golf 24/7 under the sun and stars?

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Lofoten has a pro-golf shop perfect for stocking up on golf balls and merch. Onsite lodges offer stunning views of the midnight sun and northern lights, and a restaurant a short walk away serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and coffee and cakes using locally grown and sourced ingredients.

Alongside the beach sauna, non-golfing partners can accompany you and enjoy local activities like Icelandic horse riding, kayaking, hiking and cycling.

Real Club Valderrama, Spain

Located in Sotogrande, San Roque, Cádiz, Andalusia, Spain, Real Club Velderrama is regarded as Spain's top golf course and one of the best in Europe. Valderrama originally opened in 1974 and has since hosted The Ryder Cup 1997, Volvo Masters 1988-2000, WGC-American Express Championship 1999-2000 and the Andalucía Masters.

The course is very tight, with every tee shot challenging thanks to the narrow fairways that are surrounded by olives and cork trees. A high level of care from the course's maintenance team is evident throughout the course, from perfectly raked bunkers to precision cut rough ensures that every round played at Valderrama is as close to perfection as possible.

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Tucked away within the grounds, the clubhouse with classic Spanish architecture complements the surrounding natural beauty and stands as a testament to the legacy of Valderrama. The Club has a restaurant that offers fine dining in an elegant environment, and the Spike Bar that offers light meals for golfers that have a reserved tee time.

Whistling Straits, Wisconsin, USA

Known for its rugged link-style design, Whistling Straits is one of the most visually dramatic golf courses in the United States. Part of the luxurious Destination Kohler golf resort, Whistling Straits features 36 holes split across two layouts - the Straits Course and the Irish Course.

Host to the 43rd Ryder Cup, PGA Championships 2004, 2010 and 2015, the 2007 U.S Senior Open, this walking only course is rooted in the timeless traditions of the game. Whistling Straits is golf as it's meant to be played.

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The cosy Clubhouse with rustic charm offers exceptional dining with views of the picturesque Lake Michigan. Onsite the course you'll find locker rooms, a pro shop and caddie service to help navigate the terrain. Within Destination Kohler you'll find charming lodges and a luxury 5-star spa, ideal for a relaxing weekend getaways