England is home to some truly exceptional golf clubs that enjoy some of the best golf on the British Isles. There is no fewer than 6 courses on it’s coastlines that have hosted The Open. Despite its history and tradition, England is almost an up and coming destination for the golf travellers of today. With few visitor tee times available at most of the top courses, it is never too early to start thinking about a golf tour here. If you are ready to start planning an English adventure, our dedicated team of Golf Travel Consultants are on-hand to help design your dream itinerary.
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A close neighbour to Royal St George’s Golf Club, Prince’s Golf Club first opened for play in 1906. Since then, the club has developed a course that now comprises of 27 holes in three loops of nine – the Himalayas, the Dunes, and the Shore which has seen significant improvement in the last 3 years under the watchful eye of renowned golf course architect Martin Ebert. Prince’s has played host to The Open Final Qualifying Series since 2018 and features onsite accommodation.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Practice Facilities: Driving range, short game area and practise nets.
Dress Code: Appropriate golf attire. No denim. No caps in the Clubhouse.
It has been said that Sandwich is one of the most beautiful and unspoilt towns in southern England, and Royal St George’s is the truest links you will find in all of England. The Royal & Ancient wisely chose Royal St George’s for major championships, knowing it would find the pedigree player at the end of the week, and the course was the first outside Scotland on which the Open Championship was played. Close to the sea, the course overlooks Pegwell Bay and any kind of wind can make this mammoth test even tougher; only four Open winners have managed to be under par after 72 holes.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Practice Facilities: Driving range, short game area and putting green.
Dress Code: No mobile phone, denims or trainers. Jacket & tie must be worn in the smoking, drawing and dining rooms.
This famous championship seaside links is windy but with easy walking. First constructed by Henry Hunter in 1892 as a 9-hole course, Royal Cinque Ports was extended to 18 holes in 1896. Since then, alterations have been made by James Braid, Henry Cotton and Donald Steel. The outward 9 is generally considered the easier, whilst the inward 9 is longer and includes the renowned 16th, perhaps the most difficult hole. On fine days there are wonderful views across the channel. Royal Cinque Ports hosted the Open Championship in 1909 and in 1920.
Course info
Practice Facilities: Driving range, short game area and putting green.
Dress Code: No denim, long socks must be worn with shorts.
These two magnificent courses lie on the Berkshire-Surrey border, just to the west of London. The Old Course, designed by Willie Park Jr and opened in 1901, has hosted many PGA tour events and is one of the finest inland courses in the UK. Tree-lined fairways and spectacular views make every hole a gem, and also give the feeling of splendid isolation. The New Course, designed by Harry S. Colt and opened in 1923, is the more rugged of the two but poses no less of a challenge – the gorse and heather will easily gather up any stray golf balls.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Practice Facilities: Driving range, short game area and putting green.
Dress Code: Jacket and tie for dining room. No denims. No metal spikes in the clubhouse. Tailored shorts may be worn with sport socks and golf shoes.
Built in 1869, Royal Liverpool Golf Club is the second oldest seaside golf course in England. In 1871 the course was extended to 18 holes and was granted the designation ‘Royal’. The world-famous course was created to be a demanding test of golf and this continues to be the case, especially when the wind blows. Royal Liverpool has been host to many Open Championships and has provided popular winners such as Roberto De Vicenzo and Tiger Woods. Royal Liverpool hosted the 2014 Open and is set to host the Championship again in 2023.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Practice Facilities: Practice area and putting green.
Dress Code: No shorts in the dining room.
There are few seaside links in the world that can be described as great, but Royal Birkdale, with its expanse of towering sandhills and willow scrubs, is one of them. There have been some changes since the club (designed by George Lowe) was founded in 1889 and they have hosted everything that matters here, including the Open and the Ryder Cup. Some changes have been made since Arnold Palmer hit the wondrous recovery shot that helped him win the Open in 1961 and led to a plaque being erected to mark the spot from which the divot was taken.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Electric Buggies
Practice Facilities: Driving range, short game area and putting green.
Dress Code: Appropriate golf attire. Jacket and Tie in Dining Room after 6.00pm.
Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club is one of the premier links-style golf courses in the world and has played host to 10 Open Championships. As well as two Ryder Cups, and a host of other tour events. This is an extremely challenging course when the wind is blowing. Royal Lytham is quite unique among championship courses in that the opening hole is, in fact, a par 3. A must-play on any golfer’s itinerary. Royal Liverpool last hosted the Open Championship in 2001 when David Duval triumphed, and more recently in 2012.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Practice Facilities: Practice area and putting green.
Dress Code: No denim, trainers or collarless shirts. Shorts with white socks are permitted on the course but not in the clubhouse.
Hillside Golf Club is situated in Southport, ‘England’s Golfing Capital’, on the same stretch of links as Royal Birkdale and Southport. Described by Jack Nicklaus as ‘a wild-looking links’ and by Rodney Pampling as ‘the toughest course I have ever played’, Hillside provides a truly memorable experience. Originally founded in 1911, the course was extensively remodelled in the 1960s by Fred Hawtree; the back nine is frequently compared to Ballybunion. A must on the itinerary of any golfer who wants to sample links golf at its finest.
Course info
Caddies: Junior bag carriers available on request
Pull Carts
Electric Buggies
Practice Facilities: Practice area and putting green.
Dress Code: Tailored shorts must be worn with knee length socks.
This championship seaside links course is to be found just south of Royal Birkdale in North-West England. Founded in 1884, Formby was originally laid out by Willie Park as a 9-hole course. The 18-hole course was modified by James Braid and Harry S. Colt in the 1920s and, more recently, it has been extended by Donald Steel. Playing in parts through pine trees, which provide some protection from the wind, the course requires accuracy rather than distance.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Practice Facilities: Driving range, short game area and putting green.
Dress Code: Knee high socks must be worn with shorts. In clubhouse no spikes, denims or trainers. Jacket & tie in Dining Room and Snooker Room.
‘S & A’, as it is affectionately known, is another of the fine championship courses for which this part of England is famed.This James Braid-designed course is set amongst the sand dunes of the north-west coastline and is a true test for all types of golfers. A classic links-style golf course, S & A has played host to many tournaments, including two Ryder Cups, and is a qualifying course for the Open Championship. The narrow fairways and ever-changing wind conditions call for accuracy and concentration to play a successful round.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Electric Buggies
Practice Facilities: Driving range, short game area and putting green.
Dress Code: No denims or trainers. Socks must be worn with shorts.
West Lancashire Golf Club was founded in 1873, is the oldest surviving golf club in the county of Lancashire and is among the 10 oldest clubs in England. A classic links course, it has beautiful views out to the Mersey Estuary, Anglesey, and the Welsh Mountains. The course is being used as an Open Qualifier in 2012 and has also hosted the Amateur Championships in 2009.
Course info
Caddies
Pull Carts
Practice Facilities: Driving range, short game area and putting green.
Dress Code: No denims or trainers. No headwear in the clubhouse.
This traditional classic links course with its undulating fairways and sand dunes is a testing 6,649 yards. Situated on the Wirral Peninsula overlooking Liverpool Bay and the Irish Sea, there are far reaching views of the Welsh Mountains. Originally designed by Tom Morris Snr, it has later been altered by other notable golfing figures Alec Herd, Harold Hilton and James Braid.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Electric Buggies
Practice Facilities: Putting green
Dress Code: Appropriate golf attire
A private members’ club in Ascot, Swinley Forest has charmed, inspired and challenged golfers for over 100 years. Founded by Lord Derby and his friends in 1909, his passion resulted in a Golf Club recognised as both very special and different from its first day. The layout remains true to its original Harry Colt design but with subtle enhancements over the years. Swinley plays deceptively long with a combination of par 5s, par 4s and par 3s and at 6431 yards long, with its undulating greens, it delivers a true test of the game, but is set up to deliver a great experience to golfers of all standards.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Electric Buggies (Medical certificate required)
Practice Facilities: Putting green and practice area
Dress Code: Appropriate golf attire. Jackets required for gentlemen in the upstairs dining room in the Clubhouse
This prestigious golf club was founded in 1903 and the Old Course, laid out by Herbert Fowler, was opened a year later in 1904. The club has an illustrious list of past members, including Winston Churchill, Lloyd George and King Edward VIII, who was the Club’s first captain. A fine example of heathland golf, the Old Course has also been described as an ‘inland links’ course. The Old Course has hosted nearly 90 major professional and amateur championships, including the 1981 Ryder Cup, 5 European Opens and the U.S. Open European Qualifying event.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Practice Facilities: Practise ground and putting green.
Dress Code: Appropriate golf attire. Smart casual dress in the Clubhouse. Jacket and tie required in the Dining Room.
The Berkshire was founded in 1928, and its Red and Blue Courses have changed relatively little since then. The Red Course is considered slightly senior to her sister course, being longer and more undulating, but they both have the same natural hazards and are laid out amid an expanse of trees and heather to the south and west of Windsor Castle. The course layouts make for an interesting and challenging game, and golfers will be charmed by these picturesque courses.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Electric Buggies: Request in advance
Practice Facilities: Driving range and putting green.
Dress Code: Appropriate golf attire. Jacket and tie required if dining in the Main Dining Room.
The Blue Course at The Berkshire is the sister course to the more well-known ‘Red Course’ and is also the more conventional of the two. The shorter course on offer, this par 71 is made up of four par 3s, three par 5s and eleven par 4s. Both The Berkshire courses have the same natural hazards, although the Blue plays over flatter ground than the Red. The first hole (a par 3) offers up a difficult yet magnificent start, with the green sitting on a mound more than 200 yards away, across a sea of heather.
Course info
Caddies (Request in advance through Links Golf)
Pull Carts
Electric Buggies (Medical certificate required)
Practice Facilities: Driving range, putting green and short game area.
Dress Code: Appropriate golf attire.
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Two Golfers | 9th Aug 2024
Old Course Tee Times are available as part of a minimum 5 night tour. Fill in the form below to enquire about our packages.
Space for two golfers available.
The St Andrews Old Course Ballot is drawn two days ahead of play with the exception of Friday as there is no play on the Old Course on Sundays.
To enter the ballot, golfers names, home golf clubs and handicaps are required (Maximum of 36 for both men and ladies). The deadline for entering the ballot is 2pm and the results are usually available by 4pm.
Links Golf St Andrews take care of the above process for all golfers who have their golf tour booked with us. We will advise clients if they have been successful in the Old Course Ballot and if not, arrange alternative golf.
From £1,800/per person
Unrivalled location at Marine Troon Hotel.
Located alongside the 18th hole at Royal Troon within the reimagined Marine Hotel, guests will indulge in the finest hospitality whilst witnessing the Championship from just a stone’s throw away. Enjoy the Rabbit Restaurant, a sophisticated yet welcoming dining room with comfort in mind. Or, enjoy the Seal Bar offering a more informal, relaxed style of hospitality of the highest standard. Medallists also benefits from having the option of al fresco dining on the terrace alongside the 18th hole. Medallists is the perfect experience for the golfing fanatic looking for something special and memorable.
What to expect
*Please note that it is not possible to book a table
*Seats are available to Medallist customers on a first come, first serve basis
Dining and drinks
From £330/per person
Hearty classics served up in a stylish and relaxed environment.
Scorers is a stylish introduction to sporting hospitality. Guests have the opportunity to soak up all the action in a fun, festival style atmosphere. Located on the lower level of the Origins Hospitality Pavilion on the 15th hole, Scorers boasts a private garden area and large outdoor LED screen allowing you to enjoy time with your group in this lively setting, while keeping track of the play on-course. This bistro-style fare and flexible layout of this experience makes it perfect for businesses looking to entertain guests in a relaxed, spacious environment or for golf fans looking to enhance their day, whether under cover or al fresco.
Upgrade to Scorers Premium and you will benefit from your own private table for the entire day. Scorers Premium is available for 10 guests per table.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,020/per person
Premium grazing in the heart of the action.
With its informal style and relaxed atmosphere, Caddies is the perfect base for your day at The Open, whilst still offering a host of premium benefits. Located on the lower level, the private balcony offers prime views of the 15th hole, where you can catch the best players as they tackle this challenging hole. Our talented and creative chefs have designed a delicious grazing buffet filled with tasty bites, offering you and your guests the flexibility to come and go as you please, whether you’re taking in all the action from the balcony or out on the course. Plus, with over ten hours of world-class golf and premium hospitality, Caddies is the perfect place to entertain clients or spend time with friends and family away from the hustle and bustle of the crowds. Trust us, you won’t want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £690/per person
Hearty classics served up in a stylish and relaxed environment.
Situated in the heart of the golf course, Scorers Premium (available for 10 guests per table) provides a comfortable base with easy access for you and your guests to watch the world’s best players tackle this deceptively difficult links course.
Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the private garden and watch events unfold on the large TV screen whilst savouring the bistro-style fare.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £2,220/per person
Unprecedented access and an unforgettable experience.
Champions at The Open is a dream come true for any golf fan – offering unrivalled access to the course and players, as well as world-class hospitality away from the crowds. Built with the golf enthusiast in mind, this spacious experience takes you behind the scenes at Royal Troon and delves into the history and unforgettable stories of the Champion Golfers. Reserved seats in the 18th Green Grandstands guarantee superb views of the world’s greatest golfers. You will have the chance to follow in their footsteps and play the Championship course following The Open (subject to availability). A truly unforgettable experience.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,050/per person
The engraver’s art is all about precision and the finest detail.
It is silver service – premium, polished, select – demanding grace under pressure to deliver the highest quality workmanship when the winner is known and the world is watching. Engravers is one of our most exclusive polished experiences at The 152nd Open. You and your guests can indulge in the finest hospitality whilst enjoying all the action away from the crowds within this spacious and premium setting. Set against the stunning backdrop of Royal Troon’s 15th hole, you and your guests will enjoy unrivalled on-course views of the action and Firth of Clyde and beyond. Before or after your meal, you are ideally placed to get out amongst the crowd and walk the course. You and your guests will be treated to the finest cuisine throughout the day including Champagne and canapés and a four-course à la carte lunch.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,050/per person
The engraver’s art is all about precision and the finest detail.
It is silver service – premium, polished, select – demanding grace under pressure to deliver the highest quality workmanship when the winner is known and the world is watching. Engravers is one of our most exclusive polished experiences at The 152nd Open. You and your guests can indulge in the finest hospitality whilst enjoying all the action away from the crowds within this spacious and premium setting. Set against the stunning backdrop of Royal Troon’s 15th hole, you and your guests will enjoy unrivalled on-course views of the action and Firth of Clyde and beyond. Before or after your meal, you are ideally placed to get out amongst the crowd and walk the course. You and your guests will be treated to the finest cuisine throughout the day including Champagne and canapés and a four-course à la carte lunch.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £2,220/per person
Unprecedented access and an unforgettable experience.
Champions at The Open is a dream come true for any golf fan – offering unrivalled access to the course and players, as well as world-class hospitality away from the crowds. Built with the golf enthusiast in mind, this spacious experience takes you behind the scenes at Royal Troon and delves into the history and unforgettable stories of the Champion Golfers. Reserved seats in the 18th Green Grandstands guarantee superb views of the world’s greatest golfers. You will have the chance to follow in their footsteps and play the Championship course following The Open (subject to availability). A truly unforgettable experience.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £330/per person
Hearty classics served up in a stylish and relaxed environment.
Scorers is a stylish introduction to sporting hospitality. Guests have the opportunity to soak up all the action in a fun, festival style atmosphere. Located on the lower level of the Origins Hospitality Pavilion on the 15th hole, Scorers boasts a private garden area and large outdoor LED screen allowing you to enjoy time with your group in this lively setting, while keeping track of the play on-course. This bistro-style fare and flexible layout of this experience makes it perfect for businesses looking to entertain guests in a relaxed, spacious environment or for golf fans looking to enhance their day, whether under cover or al fresco.
Upgrade to Scorers Premium and you will benefit from your own private table for the entire day. Scorers Premium is available for 10 guests per table.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,020/per person
Premium grazing in the heart of the action.
With its informal style and relaxed atmosphere, Caddies is the perfect base for your day at The Open, whilst still offering a host of premium benefits. Located on the lower level, the private balcony offers prime views of the 15th hole, where you can catch the best players as they tackle this challenging hole. Our talented and creative chefs have designed a delicious grazing buffet filled with tasty bites, offering you and your guests the flexibility to come and go as you please, whether you’re taking in all the action from the balcony or out on the course. Plus, with over ten hours of world-class golf and premium hospitality, Caddies is the perfect place to entertain clients or spend time with friends and family away from the hustle and bustle of the crowds. Trust us, you won’t want to miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £690/per person
Hearty classics served up in a stylish and relaxed environment.
Situated in the heart of the golf course, Scorers Premium (available for 10 guests per table) provides a comfortable base with easy access for you and your guests to watch the world’s best players tackle this deceptively difficult links course.
Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the private garden and watch events unfold on the large TV screen whilst savouring the bistro-style fare.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,800/per person
Unrivalled location at Marine Troon Hotel.
Located alongside the 18th hole at Royal Troon within the reimagined Marine Hotel, guests will indulge in the finest hospitality whilst witnessing the Championship from just a stone’s throw away. Enjoy the Rabbit Restaurant, a sophisticated yet welcoming dining room with comfort in mind. Or, enjoy the Seal Bar offering a more informal, relaxed style of hospitality of the highest standard. Medallists also benefits from having the option of al fresco dining on the terrace alongside the 18th hole. Medallists is the perfect experience for the golfing fanatic looking for something special and memorable.
What to expect
*Please note that it is not possible to book a table
*Seats are available to Medallist customers on a first come, first serve basis
Dining and drinks
From £1,800/per person
Unrivalled location at Marine Troon Hotel.
Located alongside the 18th hole at Royal Troon within the reimagined Marine Hotel, guests will indulge in the finest hospitality whilst witnessing the Championship from just a stone’s throw away. Enjoy the Rabbit Restaurant, a sophisticated yet welcoming dining room with comfort in mind. Or, enjoy the Seal Bar offering a more informal, relaxed style of hospitality of the highest standard. Medallists also benefits from having the option of al fresco dining on the terrace alongside the 18th hole. Medallists is the perfect experience for the golfing fanatic looking for something special and memorable.
What to expect
*Please note that it is not possible to book a table
*Seats are available to Medallist customers on a first come, first serve basis
Dining and drinks
From £420/per person
Hearty classics served up in a stylish and relaxed environment.
Scorers is a stylish introduction to sporting hospitality at The Open. Guests have the opportunity to soak up all the action in a fun, festival style atmosphere. Located in the vibrant Spectator Village, a short walk away from the 1st Tee and 18th Green at Royal Portrush, Scorers is the perfect base for the day to return to after following the world’s best golfers around the challenging links course.
The bistro-style fare and flexible layout of this experience makes it the perfect setting for businesses looking to entertain guests in a relaxed, spacious environment or for golf fans looking to enhance their day in a purpose-built facility. For those looking to have a reserved table for the entire day, you can upgrade to Scorers Premium and a private area within Scorers with its own private bar. This is only available for groups of 10.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £420/per person
Hearty classics served up in a stylish and relaxed environment.
Scorers is a stylish introduction to sporting hospitality at The Open. Guests have the opportunity to soak up all the action in a fun, festival style atmosphere. Located in the vibrant Spectator Village, a short walk away from the 1st Tee and 18th Green at Royal Portrush, Scorers is the perfect base for the day to return to after following the world’s best golfers around the challenging links course.
The bistro-style fare and flexible layout of this experience makes it the perfect setting for businesses looking to entertain guests in a relaxed, spacious environment or for golf fans looking to enhance their day in a purpose-built facility. For those looking to have a reserved table for the entire day, you can upgrade to Scorers Premium and a private area within Scorers with its own private bar. This is only available for groups of 10.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,080/per person
Premium grazing in the heart of the action.
Caddies has an informal style, providing a comfortable base for your day at The Open, whilst still offering a host of premium benefits in a spacious and relaxed environment. Located on the lower level, the private balcony offers prime views of the 1st hole, where you can catch the best players in the world in action as they tackle this challenging hole.
The delicious grazing buffet is designed by our talented and creative chefs, allowing you the flexibility to come and go as you please, whether watching from the balcony or out on the course. Caddies is the perfect location to enjoy up to 10 hours of world class golf and premium hospitality with clients, guests, friends or family away from the crowds.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,410/per person
Fine dining and silver service in a refined atmosphere
Engravers is one of our most exclusive, polished experiences at The 153rd Open. You and your guests can indulge in the finest hospitality whilst enjoying all the action away from the crowds within this spacious and premium setting. Set against the stunning backdrop of Royal Portrush’s 1st hole, you and your guests will enjoy superb on-course views of the action as the world’s best start their round. Before or after your meal, you are ideally placed to get out amongst the crowd and walk the course.
Those lucky enough to get a table in Engravers will be treated to the finest cuisine throughout the day including a full Irish breakfast, four course à la carte lunch and our traditional Open afternoon tea. All your dining and drinks are included within your Engravers experience.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £2,280/per person
Unprecedented access and an unforgettable experience.
Champions at The Open is a dream come true for any golf fan – offering unrivaled access to behind the scenes tours, as well as world-class hospitality away from the crowds. Built with the golf enthusiast in mind, this spacious experience takes you behind the scenes at Royal Portrush and delves into the history and unforgettable stories of The Champion Golfers.
Experience the ups and downs of Royal Portrush’s Par 3, 13th hole from your own private balcony whilst enjoying a glass of Champagne. Or, take your reserved seat in the 18th Green Grandstand as the world’s greatest complete their rounds.
A truly unforgettable experience.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £2,280/per person
Unprecedented access and an unforgettable experience.
Champions at The Open is a dream come true for any golf fan – offering unrivaled access to behind the scenes tours, as well as world-class hospitality away from the crowds. Built with the golf enthusiast in mind, this spacious experience takes you behind the scenes at Royal Portrush and delves into the history and unforgettable stories of The Champion Golfers.
Experience the ups and downs of Royal Portrush’s Par 3, 13th hole from your own private balcony whilst enjoying a glass of Champagne. Or, take your reserved seat in the 18th Green Grandstand as the world’s greatest complete their rounds.
A truly unforgettable experience.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,410/per person
Fine dining and silver service in a refined atmosphere
Engravers is one of our most exclusive, polished experiences at The 153rd Open. You and your guests can indulge in the finest hospitality whilst enjoying all the action away from the crowds within this spacious and premium setting. Set against the stunning backdrop of Royal Portrush’s 1st hole, you and your guests will enjoy superb on-course views of the action as the world’s best start their round. Before or after your meal, you are ideally placed to get out amongst the crowd and walk the course.
Those lucky enough to get a table in Engravers will be treated to the finest cuisine throughout the day including a full Irish breakfast, four course à la carte lunch and our traditional Open afternoon tea. All your dining and drinks are included within your Engravers experience.
What to expect
Dining and drinks
From £1,080/per person
Premium grazing in the heart of the action.
Caddies has an informal style, providing a comfortable base for your day at The Open, whilst still offering a host of premium benefits in a spacious and relaxed environment. Located on the lower level, the private balcony offers prime views of the 1st hole, where you can catch the best players in the world in action as they tackle this challenging hole.
The delicious grazing buffet is designed by our talented and creative chefs, allowing you the flexibility to come and go as you please, whether watching from the balcony or out on the course. Caddies is the perfect location to enjoy up to 10 hours of world class golf and premium hospitality with clients, guests, friends or family away from the crowds.