Do you have any golf equipment leftover from your Christmas? Here’s what to do with them
Have you done your Christmas shopping? Ready for boxing day? Whether you’re looking for a set of new equipment to add to your collection or perhaps you want to play the game again, there are a few things you should know if you’re thinking of buying a turkey golf breaks.
What is a golf break?
A golf break is the different ways you can play golf. They can be as simple as the break we’re talking about today – you play with friends, family or playing partners, or more elaborate; you go to a specific golf course and play nine holes every day for a week. This can be for a weekend, a whole week, or even the whole month of July.
Which type of golf break is right for me?
If you have the time and the money, playing a different golf course each day or week should be a good way to take a break from the usual routine. Many courses offer tailor-made breaks, so you will be playing golf every day and even playing it in different locations.
If this sounds appealing to you, then it’s worth seeking out the details of the course, what time you can play and how you can book a tee time.
5 star golf breaks to Turkey
So if a weekend break sounds like a good way to have some fun, why not stay in a five-star resort in Turkey? Here are a few options, plus some more at a lower price point:
Safi Resort, Antalya
The spa of Safi in Turkey is a relaxing environment for a holiday in the sun. The facilities are excellent and the lush grounds and calming pools are a stunning setting for any activity you’d like to take part in. If you’re there for the golf, you’ll be spoilt for choice.
Veranda Golf Hotel, Marmaris
If you’re staying on Marmaris’ Mediterranean coast, you can choose from a number of excellent resorts to suit different budgets and style. Veranda Golf Hotel is an excellent value option that offers a choice of different golf courses for you to play, along with a heated swimming pool and relaxing spa facilities.
Akkaya Golf Resort
Akkaya Golf Resort is an award-winning resort and offers some of the finest facilities in the area, including a traditional Turkish hammam and an 18-hole golf course. This is a spectacular place to stay and you’ll find everything you need in the spa and on-site restaurant, as well as being spoilt for choice when it comes to playing golf on the stunning courses.
El Marmaris Golf Resort
Here’s a three-star resort offering low-cost golf in Marmaris. The courses here are mostly designed and built by Mike Davis and the resort is home to El Marmaris Golf Academy. This is a golf break that suits both beginners and advanced golfers, and offers some great value.
9-hole golf breaks
If you want to play golf on your own, or maybe you’re on a budget and want to squeeze in a quick round, we recommend taking a nine-hole golf break to Turkey. Here’s a few options for less than £100: